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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28

Jimmie johnson. Guy sturdy AMI
Mickey Hughes are winners ot the
rFises offered by chlckasha mer.
chants for certain accomplishments
In the season opener at University
lark yesterday afternoon.
johnson. shortsiop. knocked the
lrai three base hit aud win receive
n Panama hat from the femtu'
c,othIng store. aii chlckasha aycn
ne. and choice OF a.y be; IN
hlock at the 0Ilkey.Jarboe hardware
company. 9ss chIckasha ayenle.
Sturdy got the first puiodt for
,hc Chicks and will receive ss.eo IN
cash from the schow fnfe'sdrc
company. si7 Chickasha avenue.
Mickey drew the first bass on
balls and will be granted tho prize
offered by the Levy Loan ofllce, l2e
Chiokasha avenue. This prise is
a 81 80 watch chaia. Hughes also
won the prize offered by the ! w
cwsley Jewelry store. J22 Chicka'
Vi. avenue. The prize offered by
NJ. Cwslcy IL GU OF the most valu'
ablc sIls,cd for thA siigls game. II
h..sg a leather ira Ing case val
usd At si2.oo.
Other Prizes offered
Other merchants have offered
prizne 10 the Chicks. For the hrs'
home run, the @. a. ID. clothins
store. si6 ChIckasha avenue VIII
give prize OF $40 silk shirt.
The Manhattan cafe. 2io chicka'
sha avenue. has offerd two sS'Vo
meal tickets to the players knock
Ing the first two home runs at UNI
verslty park. only chickasha play
ers are eligible for this prize.
The Booterie. 4Oi Chickasha av'
cnue. will give pair OF shoes 10
the Chlckasha player making the
most hits in the series with Henry
eta. Sturdy and Johnson are lead'
ing for this prize.
The Chick making the most runs
IN the first home stay u2 gameS'
will be presented with Gillette
safety razor by the Wren drue
store. southwest corner of chicka'
sha avenue and Third street. inc
value of this prize is $500.
chas. Miller and Ben Levine Oh
the Dixie store. AIS Chickasha aV'
enue. are offering $40 In merchan-
disc TO the pitcher making the pest
record in the IL games here th's
week and next week.
IL the locals win majority Oh
the IL games, Garvey Bros, Sls
Chickasha avenue, will present each
member of the squad with a so'oV
straw hat.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10

H!.S! :! :?! 'E!!!;yl q: =: 60
Laces and
Insertions
44c k Rssther

Valenciennes Laces and Inser-
uon in good patterns. 1920
price 10c per yard, NOW. 4Ae-
Venice Lace Edges aid Inser-
IONS in white and cream. Suit
able for making Christmas gifts,
etc. 1920 price Csc to 35c per
yard. NOW, 15c.
Pretty Laces in good patterns
and Insertions to match. 1920
Price SOC to 6oc per yard, NOW,
S'c. Main Floer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10
Leather Hand Bags

These bags were
purchased especial
ly for this sale. In
cluded in the lot are
many sample bags.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10

The .2test and newest IN Belts
of patent and assorted feathers
in black and colors-popuIar
narrow widths. assorted styles
and buckles. Last year these
would sell for CSC or 75c, NOW,
your choice for 4sc.
Brocaded Ribbons for making
camisoles, Boudoir Caps and
ribbon novelties. 1920 price, CSC
per yard, NOW, CSC.
Hahn Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10

go inch Cream All Linen Damask
in a quality that will laundry and
wear well. 1920 price, $3.50 yard,
NOW, SLAB.
20 inch All Linen Bleached Damask
in two desfgns-one of the old re-
liable kind. 1920 CT On
price, $500 yard, NOW OlsCC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10

New fresh lot of mems silk four-in-hand
Ties. New patterns and new shapes. 1920
price, SIPS to $1.50, NOW, for $1.0O.
New silk knitted Ties in the correct width
for wear at this time. Plain colors, diagonal
and cross stripes in various fancy weaves.
All pure Silk new, fresh and perfect-frst
quality. No seconds with broken threads to
ravel out. 1920 price, $500 to $500, NOW,
79c or 2 for $1.50.
-Peterren,s. Main Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10
Blankets, $685.
Voiles Curtains

This beautiful soft Wolfe made W
simply with a plain hem, or into
ruffled curtains is ideal for the
bedroom curtains. 1920 sale price
Csc yard O0o
NOW cON
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10
Irish Linen Table Cloth.

Here's an exceptional value in pure Irish Line
made by one of the leading makers of Irish
Linen. Will give splendid wear. Size 68x68.
In 1920 we were unable to sell it for less than
S11.50, NOW
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10
Mems les

Silk four-in-hand
Ties. Rich patterns
in brocaded silks.
Full standard cut in
every way; made
with satin slip band
and bar lacking.
1920 price, $1.50
to $500, NOW, CSC
or 2 for SIPS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10
You Are Wanted in ToyIand
Silks and Dress Goods
at Extremely Low Price:

Table No. SPECIAL lot of SO inch Silk Faille
Joplin In Black, White, Navy, Belgium, Grey,
Taupe, and Brown. Best of its kind made 10
1920 price, $3.50 yard, NOW. .... NC
Table No. 800 yards of 35 inch Black and Col
ored Messalne in big range of evening and
street shades. This quality sold P11A
year ago at $3.50 per yard, NOW. -. .SI.lS
Table No. 3-36 inch and 40 inch Colored Crepe de
Chine Comes in Black, White Pink, Rose Navy,
Copenhagen, Brown and ten other shades. Worth
double year ago. 1920 price, $2.75 CT 90
per yard, NOW ....................O l. 0J
Table No. 4-One of the best offerings of the en-
tire sale. 40 inch extra fine Printed Radium.
Makes beautiful kimonas, and is splendid for use
as Innings. $50 yards in this lot O1 90
Table No. $3.50 yards of "a inch all wool Skirt
ing Paids and Stripes in most excellent quality.
Eighteen patterns to select from. This is special
purchase and will be sold for less than wholesale
cost Last years price, $500, CT 90
per yard, NOW ..........:........e % 30
Table No. SD inch French Serge-the correct
weight for dresses. A splendid wearing quality in
dark navy blue, only. Price a year CT OO
ago was $3.50 per yard, NOW. ID .CJ
Table No. 7-250 yards, So inch Lining Brocaded
Satin. Styles copies of the finest all silk Bro
cades year ago the retail price R1H 70
$3.50 per yard, NOW. .....D .OJ
-PETERSEN'S MAIN TT OOP ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10

Ginghams, I'D. 1%O
table of 81 inch fast color Apron Gnghams. Big
sortment of checks mostly blue and white 1920 Csc
per yard NOW, 12c per yard.
-Peersen's Main Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10
Drapery Material

''Lookw Have you seen anything so
encouraging in the past five years? No
reason now for having bare windows.
Take advantage of this extraordinary
offer. Full SO inch Madras in a host OF
different colorings and O - 40
designs. 1920 price 81 UsC1
per yard -
NOW ........-..... 49,
-PesersenAs Fourth Plosr
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-10

past lew Years
because high prices. No for prices are
down as low as they probably will be.
We have wonderful assortment of rugs in different
sizes; and extraordinary Oriental designs in many
colorS-
1901 Prices 1921 Prices
$500 Manor Tapestry Rug, size 9x12. ....... .s2465
$500 Geno Tapestry Rug, size 9xI2: 2465
$500 National Tapestry Rug, size 9x12. 1880
800 Khorassa Administer Rug, size 27x60 in. 395
1880 Khorassa Administer Rug, size 36x72 in. 69S
-Petersen's Fourth Floor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Is0UTnERn NoeTnoRm
uIuuTloa uaY t7.le


No annosncsmsns la r~seaa ysass
haa oceasio0sd 20 general and
slecsss Interest amcaa SoSshesa
Castls Men q that r<csntb made
u the holding On Nay ifsh aud 10.
|psohahly a Golumhiss Traa., a
The Southern shorthorn kxhihitioa
and Sale. One Aanasvd ami Ivsuiy.
I've head II the highest elsrs pure
hssd ahossAdsn Cattle. The entire
sssssA eAa ssaaaos aIli b sAesn In
d contest i< cash rwmiaus
smosntias 10 eAf0o 90, ard ssesy
animal in The shou sill b~ a1sssd
ios sal- by aac.ien w the hs~~dsss
u sAs South following the eoaclss-
lion oi. lAs shee. The cattle will BE-
cousisnsd BY lsadinG hterdsrs III
The stats al Kentucky. Trn0sss@e,
North csfolins. G~ossia, Alsbama
and Mississippi.
The event will be similar In
fcksracasi ID The Nationsf Shoft;
hosn Congress. Show and Sale.
held ia Chicago annually 10 Feb.
ruary. and In like manner will
afcfd shorfn0n6 vfsfttdrsS NJ CO.
por,nnity 10 eshibl, Toe psis~s and
lhoss who wish 10 purchasv 10
pecsfs their requirements n reason.
able prices.
Undouhsedlv this undertaking 10
worthy 81 ths unatmyrd sappcst- 4ss
every southesnef Who II Interested
10 the Aishes. developmsu, al The
cattle industry In the South. and
such support ID particularly essssi.
|ial, ~ iss complste success ~ill do
tsrmins tssure vlnilas annual vvsa.s.
The Nashville. Chattanooga 4
| 81. Louis Railway and the Amer.
can shosthorn Breeders Association
are oo-operalin9 10 the promotion
snd condsct VI the EIhaht and
Sale. an1 =. W. Hasdias. Chief
Kxscutive oi the Association, will
olSciate ~ Judge u The Show.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
No Fence Law Defeated
BY Vote Of } to |

In the election held rhursday oi
last week relative TO q No Fence
Law ios Dscksoe county. ths exact
vots has no. been learned ~ the
Elsctias Csmmissioasrs have mol
cspvasssd the. returns, but from 10.
formation available. l. 10 estimated
tha, the proposition loss by about
. 10 !.
In the election Tor Justice Of the
Peace In the Fourth Distnct, 10
hll the unexpired term a n.
.. stuat. resigned. ]. c. Berry vss
elected.
In the Fifth District IN. Sheriff
J. 7 Petty was elected Justice Of
tbs Peace 70 Gil the unsxpirsd term
OF J, NJ, Scott. rcsisned, Tbs vote
wsG i. T. Petty 10. n. G.,
Thompson i20. and J. n. Smith
i07.
/ In the run oil oi the tie vote last
August ior Members oi Board ot
Education in the 9Th school die.
tric,. J. A. Edwards. the present
Incumbent. won over bis opponent
Jim Holloway. by IL voter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

Yoaes Laiiss' Mlsslonsty Society.
sixssen al whom acted ~ h0EoFsry
psii.hearess.
In this expression es sur eateem
we do not desire 10 draw q set o'
|rssolutona. which are usually form
nj and s.ereo,ypsd. bus Ia a asofv
informal wsy xe wodid try so exs
press our sympathy. for we feel II
our sad duty and ioviag privilege
10 tsnder She befsaved family our
deep Eympaihy aud 10 sxpsrss' our
avn g,isi The loss ws iesl e, the
going swsy oi our faithful worker.
loving friend and nsighbo; there.
iorp. he IL
Resolved, fisst--Thst ~ 80.
-:=.s ;:.s va sinesfely extend our heart
isl, sympathy in this bereaye meat
to the husband, nothrr. iathss.
s,stsr. .hsolhsrs and b~r husbsad :
fnmsly who loved her desosediy
We mIngls our tears with those OF
her loved ones whose hesrts ara in.
deed desolate. and commend them
10 Him who doeth all thing. we'll,
Resolved. Secodd--That copy
of itwss R~sSs6siSas sa sssAasird IN
the Minutes Of oqr Society. that .
copy be sent to the bereavsd lam.
Wy and that copy bs published tn
the Midland Methods. and Dickson
County Herald.
= ~'e'' Mfrs. W. j, johnson;
Mrs. Sara l.. Wishart.
--Mfs. I'd Murehison,
'5.-Mrs: i,sli~s Ps.ss. :,
Committee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
SANITARY coInIM q
ecxsoG nErl0RlNE
w. B. Williams b Appointed
Speciat Officer 10 Enforre
IT, Sanitary L.aws.

Have inst sssensly made m In.
spscsina of tAs tssn relAtivs b Ia
sanitstios. AAw bound that 10
manv instances tbs pssmisss and
alleys are In . dspiorable conaitioa
aud unless something 10 done to-
s.rd eiaanins these rlsces and sss.
ting our little city In = better sani.
tasy condi.ion. On epidemic ol
typhaid lsssf. slo. nAy b. expected
10 order thai The town may b.
Uivsa ,bosoush cleaning. II hss
been decided 10 employ w. b.
Williams tos . leo weeks 10 lock
Ailss this and sse that oil premises,
allsys and streets Inside oi the COZ.
FporStiod nv kssva = thsussA sassss
Ing and dooss placed upon the rear
al all cIvs<ts and iims assd In The N
and about the prenisss freely and
zee that those who have hogs with.
10 ihs corporation remove them at
once.
Mr. Williams viii enter actively
upon his duties within 4 lev dsys
tsa4 Asss,hsesd shsi al citizens viii
Q cooperate 10 THE much needed wosh
snd help 70 make Dipkson one Of
the eIaanssl apd most hsGlthfai
towes 10 the state.
Yours Tor . bisges. better and
moss sssitasy town.
J. T. Hoiisy. Mayor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

The Dickson Auxiliary ii ths
Woman's Missionary Society. N Il
Church. South, Is arieved Al the loss
si -o devoted y member AZ Mrs
Buchanan G'isshy, whose death
occurred "Wednesday. March y, 1871
at the homs OF her mother Mts,
Talley. in Pans, Tenn.
Mrs G,ig,hy Tor Grace as We oil
lowed 10 eall .herl went Ia spend
Cans,mas with her mother: was
taken sick while there and never
Able To frtlYrn' er ,e>,- m,
She Vas sn active msmher of the
Miss,onary Society, filing ths Of
Dee VI Recording Secretary on@ yes'
and WAS tyr two years sssis,an,
district sex'ts'v oi the n.ckson
district Alsa mAnasr nj the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
The Usual Feature Picture rogamat the lec Friday and Sat- Don't Mss

DiQkaoa and ssaysd ovss Asss ie
atsaAd tAe pls1 % thai night.
Ess. n. n, ltsiAs ,soa ! short
vacation isom hia ssase laa weet
10 have the 0a.
R~s. T. A.Wsixht ID Asipins oa,
q NJ 0slessnAn stoss, at Dsekson
IN The ahssnes n ths prcprisaar,
.. II. Ahsrrronhis and Hsa
Williams are in NssAvills this weeA
On Federal Gsaad Jury.
d.. O. n. Needy wss In Nashville
ons day last ussk looking alter .
paiis0t.
Rea Wright. oi Nashville. spent
Sunday here.
J. n. Edwasds has no. been veil
ios soms ssH..
Joe Brown has taken . iay Oh
oroan biz carpenter work 90 account
'ei si0ksess- @.s.... g., I.
Dslhert Msnshhes. ci Nashville,
ss Waiting his dieter. Mrs. Daisy
Wright.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
'kEITuckY DeIlE"
MAKES GREAT MT'


i Before large audieuce at Censrai
High School last Friday sveniag.
the students presented one Of the
bss, entertainments Of the seasoa.
|"keniucky Belize" q ssnsy woven
around a race horse, pair oi lovsss
a==ss a===a:: ..,,se5 .s::e.5 s. ss:l :.sA Celeael.
and blue bloodsd" aunt
The three acts were we'll staged.
Eassdst ths. eeslaMaS ,wsss = dslighl n
the eye Toe much praise cannot
he given Proi. and Mis-. w. n
Bsstton for theis capable directing.
Adding greatly TO the play sue
esss Was the well.traincd cAorus.
consisting Of q number Of chsrming
girls. with Miss anssrst Morrow -
iesdsr. Miss Morrow possssses
beauty good voice and perfect
stage presence.
As outstanding characters Of the
play, A)ss Doris Freeman. - Miss
Asriah Douglas. a prosd but elder.
ly maid. ws Indeed clever and
handled her role to perfection. Miss
ssfsh rsssr. ss'@sdins lady, saA
,he owner o! KENTUCKY Belle. !"
..asfra ali the say through with
perfect posse aud grAcefulnsss; Bur-
rus Patterson. leading man and the
scnsI.ied suitos, also starred: How.
afd Mras~ pssyed tss psss a thA
t,ch old Colonel. who soughi 10 win
the owner OF Kentucky Belle" a.
his bride. kmma Gatsvoood. a.
Aiss Madden. Anna Walker. as Ars.
Gordon, Fannie Leathers.. ~ Miss
Gordon: Carlton Scott. ~ Ds. Blake:
and tbs four telephone linesmen.
Victor Smith, Tom suss. Edwin
Smith and John N,cks, all deserve
ervdissble mention. Special men
tion should be given to Miss Maude
Johnson, M the "eolored maid"
and James Harris ~ valet. Their
appearance a. ,hs beginning oi the
third act was q treat TO the audiroce,
Between acts. seven young ladies
staged a laaghahls minstrel. which
consisted oi songs. Jokes and
ukelele music. and proved an en-
|,oyahle feature. Miss Wena Hoover
aud Burus Patterson each gave .
group oi songs. accompanied by
Miss Edith Badge, which we're alse
enjoyed.
Quite \ large sam vas realised
from the entertainment. whieh will
be used in building sidewalks on
the school property.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
RELATIVE T0gREE
MAIL DELIVERY MERE
More Mail Receptacies Must
Be lastalIsd Before Ses-
vice Can Start.

Postmaster ], T. Pstten. has insI
reesived q letter from the Post
One Department relative To the
!, establishing Of city delivery service
In Dickson. which states ~ follows
1, haa hesn decided 10 authorize
the establishment OF city delivery
ssrvies Ia Dickson, effective June ],
1871. contingent howrsrt upon the
erection " private mail f-eeDtaeis y
II IL understood that there will
have 20 he at least 100 rseeptaclss
installed. yet. heiofs the required
s5 per cent ID reached Practically
p0ne Of the business houses OF Offices
hsse fsnaas sa,s zsg2,fesesas, A
business house OF Office may either
pot up a r.ceutaele or cot a sloi in
tLa door, but beiuFr this service
can be started one OF the other
mus, b. done. aud II IL hoped that
this will b. attended To Il once
81 that the department can be
notified that the s5 per cent has
been raacheei' ~
Should tbs service he started the
hu,ines. aset,on will be served iour
times tally and pa. m, l aud
a., m., aud the residence section
twic, dsiiY--8 a, m and I .. III.
These msil rscsptselss aaa be
purchased q, the Dickson Hardware
Go ani it behonves those who have
not already Installed Que, to do so
at once, 40 the service can be started
a, the frst possible moment. :,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Teachers Examination

To the Public School Teachers: 4:
have, been sushos,Eed to xn-
nounce that our next State teachers
examination will he held May Hth
and 2ist. 1914 L~, me insist that
every one who desire TO teach nex,
summer take this examination and
get on the eligible iat-
Those. deeir,ng 10 taks this
examination should reach Charlotte
not later thsn , O'Clock on the
morning al May Oth. 1871.
This March 1th. 1871.
r, Z. Cosie~. Co. Supt.
~.
WANTkD-To Aoy second hand
|piano Apply At this o6lce.
FOR SALE Rhubsrh Roots. --
Mr.. q. Ii, ISSbsrt.
FOR SALE Blacksmish's coal,
S~e Ike shawl Dickson
FOR SALE-Aboui Is Rhode
leland Rcd hens, all laying. Yoss
choice n ii ID piecs. Mu. Harry
Nance,
FOR SALE--Ivnty hseakiast.
rasn suite. consisting Of servtns
|sab!e. dron leaf table and lou, high.
eack chairs, Ms, n. G., Goesin.
FOB SALE--Thr~e saam house,
y, acres ot land and good orrhard,
at Cokshgfs Apply to ]. NJ,
Cros. Colrshurs, cunExlana
lphons sa-R
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Meeting OF Missionary Society

This woman's Missionary Society
oi the NJ. Il Church, South. met in
businrss session with Mrs. J D.,
Hewsley Monday afternoon The
meeting was conducted hy Mrs, IL.
NJ, Frcch. The Bible lesson was
on Stewardship, and zach member
was asked to repeat a verse pertain.
ins thereto. On account OF illness
several Of the officers wefe absent,
Each member is asked to bring
pillow cases Tor hassaf thts month
Let us work ior the bazaar thia
year ss we have never worked be-
iose, a. the new church ia in sight
--Sup,. oi Study and Publicity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
An laqaif

Ths Dickson county Chapter cf
the American Red Cross hes an In.
auiry sbou, Mrs. Jas N, Morrison
Who vas supposed 70 havs mevsd
back 10 DicAson County IRON Arb.
ansas. apd lo hs residing sith hss
mothssi n 4rs. Asrisss ssss ihis,
" II any u hsr ihends sees Il. please
advice the undersigned.
n. r. COWAN, County Chsm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Bailding Site Purchased
For N. t. Church, South

On last Friday. the committee
10 charss Of selecting a site, on
whiC a to build the new house oi
worship Tor the NJ Il Church.
south. purchased ,sh. Capt. I'D.
Bro~n property on North Main
street, from A. G. Hughes the con.
slde,s,ion being $4,000
The lot i. situated on the East
aide oi Main street with q frontage
of lDtf fest running back i75 feet tn
sn alley and /. an ideal location
Tor church
I, ia understood that .hs erection
oi a magnificent church edliiee will
b. started oa .h,s lot IN .l,e near
future.
--~-~-~----~-s sy.4s--ss.
81, Th.. 20 ri" rr,nt Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Come And See Our Won
derful Concrete Works

In our cnncretinp. Tor a number
oi yes,s, we have iound that the
mos, popular houses among CON
tractors and builders. are made ci
concrete blocks. They are nice.
cheap and will stand forever.
We invite ycu to come and in
spsct our stock. Located on Rail.
road strsr, nras lee plant
Seymour A Bruce,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

We xish 10, take this meapa TO
thank the many friends and
for their kindness 10 Us
IN our g.ea, sorrow. May God o
richest blessings be upon YOU.
- isnotsnan Grisshv
Mrs. Rosa Grigsby and family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
illustrated Lecture On India.

The magic lantern lecture on
India, previously announced ios
ru--dsy night oi ;his xeek. was
postponed. but will be given on
Eriday, nigbi, March 18th. a. the
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. +.
q. Henry. Who has spen, most ten
y-ars in that country, will deliver
the lecture. The public cordially
invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

] wish TO announce 10 my friends
that Am now with Tho STANDARD
Motor Co.. aud viii b. glad 10 have
you call and ne me.
- W. hana!e csstssA sssss ssa sR
kiads of auto supplies. gasoline and
oils. You can gst satisfactory
sssvics at this shop. Cali and Gee
ras, ,-~ e. Hort ''>-'e4'a' ''-i'41, u.s.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

SEWING MACHINE REpAiRxR.
Espsst sewing Machine rspsies.
Those needing my services. plesss
cali a. u, G. Colllns tusnitsss siosa,
Phone No, il.--R. Clancy
The Herald. II moi. ios oi.RD.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

"0b every 6v that skips our
+sws,.sss. will have Avs million sons
snd daughters. and countless 6sss
aud sssond epusins; W ,anDts ead
unclss ssoses saA dossna: and fifty.
ssves billion niecss. DO knock the
Who'll. thing oil to piec~sr'
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-24
LOFTY MOUNTAIN PEAKS.

AT least 50 mountains in Cal
ifornia rise more than $4,000
feet above sea level, but they
stand amid wealth of noun
tain scenery so rich and varied
that they are not considered suf-
ficiently noteworthy to be
named, according to the United
States Geological Survey, De-
partment of the Interior. Yet
if any one of these unnamed
mountain peaks were in the
eastern part of the United
States it would be visited annual
ly by millions of people. But
California has seventy additional
mountain peak more than 5000
feet high that have been named,
or 100 in all, as well as a dozen
that rise above 1900 feet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-24

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fear for Colds. Headache, Neu-
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Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes Of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspi-
rim is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceicacides-
cacid.