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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
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STEARTr- We are authorized 10 an
nounce N. q Staafs a. Candidate f0r
sheriff. subject w the viii Of the quail
aed voters NJ tho August, i822, cleo
pun.
COLEMAN We are authorised 10 an
nounce Thomas J Coleman ~ eandi.
date for sheriff. subject N the will oi
the qualified voters NJ the August
lp11 election.
CREIGHTON We arr authorized to
announce /, + Creighton - 4 oandi.
date Tor tie office oi Sheriff. subject 10
tho qualified voters a, the coming
August rlection
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
Clever Street.

Thi. - Murrell-nirssons clever
stree.
Who're all the nelshhors love TO meet
II YOU -, sick or have the blues
Herr they come 10 cure the ruse.
When II romss 10 being clever
People on this street are beet EVER
They know hnw tn sheer snd NJ p
Aud instiIl ,n each push sni pap.
Move over sni live With "a
We're real n~,ghhars--nevrt fuss
W. loan and give. ana sna. borrow
Live In pleasure trve from sorrow
We live on North ride u town
Where hospitality and love abound
We know II pave 10 es ssNed--
And All can b. happy II they would.
Kdwani c. Sanders.
los Murr~li ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

The BY.P u. Of the First Baptis,
Church me. sunday evening At stl
o'clock, Group No l having the
most present got thu hammer,
The Union will have a contest a,
follows:
Group No Red
Irppp. No 2--Whi,e
Group No S--Rlue
The object |. \ drive ~, new
members.
lhoee on program Tor nex, sun,
day are. Jewel Smith, BIodu,
kscls. Misc Pearl Grsnt and J
Manlry Wypns Please come
Publicity sse,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

Having qualified az Admin
strator OF the estate OF J. Il Russell,
deceased. In the County Court o.
Dickson County rtnussa~s: Notice
Ia hereby given 10 all parties hs ,ins
claims against said estate 10 die
same At once properly au,hindicat
ed With " J Russell adminl.tra,or
A. required by law 1.-The sam. will
be hsrsed. aadeal parties. knaw ina
themselves indebted 10 said estate
will settle with ne Al Gree
' This Feb. ~ 1912
W J Russell Admf
Hickory Pn'n, Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

~
'Our Mari" .iIln never sasry
abpSt money. heesuAe shs new
knows Duslas Fair hansa Ons et
the lair hanss 10 be tied 10. 10 Tbs
Ciisssas EStirgsi ffanf. rs'rs., nrr.
ksesntiy A Gastoassf a-ksd gns
of COR elesks fos q hair brush iot
hIs ulis. Rubber ssesY" Inquired
the el&rk, "So. 10 htash h-f haif'
rsplied the eaaomes, To,lss Hrticle'
for every ass are icund =. Mssthess
Drug Co.
Teachers receive Tor building oar
minds. lees than BAN what Iseorsss
receive ior mipaipv our euildiass.
Whsu ot a mind ~ build. zee h y.
Cowan Lumber CO., Retail Dept
We ussd 10 bear that . change
would do ~ good eu. ws nos
ARos tina, = Ponn ior.lgn sxl
change cell do ~ better. A. little
change Gil do you best. when yca
buy trom Wynns Co
A man may never touch . drop
and ,till die from hard dfiak-by
being bit 90 The bead ~ith . piece
oi ice For . soft drins to hlt 700
,us, right, buy a bottle OF Coca Cola.
Dickson Coca Cola Bottlins Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
Million Packets OF
Flower Seeds Free

We believe In flowers around the
Aomss ct the South Flower brighten
up the home surroundings Ghd tf~s
pleasure and satisfaction to those. Who
have them.
We have filled mor~ than = mtlltcn
pAekeu OF seeds. of beautiful ret
easily grown rowev TO be given to
our customers ibis arriaa
Wea,dnt yca IKE 10 have five
packets OF beautiful flowers tr~e'
ROT CAN orr THEM Hksttnxs
les1 catAios u = ioApASc handsomely
frustrated aAsd hoo& fall srcm sov~r
to ccvss ot truthful DESCRIPTIONS sad
ti1wstrStions cs vegetables. dcwsrs and
farm crcgn, n 10 tsu Of ha,ptul gar
den. flower and farm Information ha,
u sasdsA In sv~sy Southern home,
aaA. too. ths estnisg saias ~ how to
RI sAses flower sesAs absstStsJ frsa
wrsss for our iSa1 sasabsg ~, II
b The FINEST. most valuahes ~ bsAI
sifL Sod heok svsr DshalsAsd. and
you VIII - mighty ia ys1vs - 4
Tnsrv n 10 eelisaSSca ~ Wy aay
thing Just AL fpr he eaaalog- ed
I, wtll GENE ~ rs,ar~ uAA
n, Q. kAsylNos CO. SEGosMGN.
ATLANTA "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
h@CN-NGoiOGkr NOyNa
Mamie Ferguson.
walker Ferguson

Ia this causet IL appearing to The
CLERK, from the bill. which i. sworn
TO ,ha, the defendant. Walker
Ferguson 10 4 non resid'nt OF the
State Of Tennessee, 80 that the
ordinary process Of lav canno. be
serveA upon him. l, 10 therefore
ordered by the Clerk. that poblica
.ion be nsds TOR the raid oWslxsr
Fessusnn. commanding him to sp
pear Al the Court house. In the
town Of Charlotte, Tennessee, Tues-
day AFTER the Let. Monday In April.
ls12. nsxt. il being the regular term
OF this Court asd plead snss,r. %
demur to the bill allied sasins, him
Tor divorce, OF the cass siIl be set
for hearing Es pst,e
l.. J Browning. CLERK
K. l. Lsech. Sol,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
'Nos-eesi6|ent Notice
W. n. Manor
H. Il, Daniel
H. Il. Daniel

l, appearing 10 me . jsstice oil
the Peace In the couoty II Dckson.
Tenn. ,ha, H. II, Daniel IL 4 ron.
residtu. 81 The STATE VI Trnue~sss
40 that the ordinary pruepss al law
cannot be served upon him: IL Ia
therefore ordered by me shst the
defendant Il II. Daniel. appe.s n
my odice 10 Tennessee City. Tsna..
%
SATURDAY, APRIL Let ls27
Of 10 o'clock q. M. snd plead,
snsvef o. maxi delsSee 10 III. ~.
tatcAmens suit Sled against him or
the Same viii bs takeu ios coaieas-
I'd and the automobile nasie, and
AcsssAoid Eoods levied upoc will
b. sold ord proceeds applied TO
sasisiy judgement and costs In
ixvw al ". II Aanos.
This Feh. Is. 1874.
u. NJ. Ewing, J.F
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
woN.aas,osNr NOTICE
Coruelia Free man
Eddie Freeman

In this cause il appearing 10 the
Clerk. RON the bill. which 10 sworn
10. that the defendant. Eddie tre~
mar 10 a non residen, oi the State
al Tennessee, o. that the ordinary
process II law can not be eerved
upon bin II il therefore, ordered
by the CLERK, tia, non residenl
publication be made 10 The Diekscn
Counsy Herald for four consecutive
weeks fa the said Eddie Pteeman.
CON nandirs him 10 APPEAR ri the
Courthouse in the sowa al Char.
lMtee T.aaeasss oS Tuaeday aiier
The la. Aendav 10 April. fe3a II
being tire rssu,1 isrn al this
Court, and plead. answer IN demns
10 the bill fled sgsina him icr
divorce, o. IN case uin Se eel ics
bearing N parse
This Feb. 9Th, ls73
/. J Bsosnins. Clk
r, L. Leech, Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

Il use Chamberlain y Ssoma ch
and Liver Tablets tor indigestion
snd aud that they suit my case
better than sny dyspepsia remedy |
esvs ever tried and | have used
many dltiereut medicines. am
nearly atty one wears III are and
have suffered 4 srra, deal from in.
disestioa, can sat almost any.
thing l want 10, nov. writes Geo.
v Emory. Rock Mills. AlA These
tahleis conisin 10 pAesin hut
as~nsthen the stomach and snshle
il to diges. the isod nslpsily
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
6Ivlne oUr
The Struggle oiscoarsses
Many . Citizen Of DiCtsoa.

Around oil day vi.h an aehing
back,
Cant rust Al nlst..;
Enough TO make anycae give
out
Dosl. EIdn.y Pills are helping
thousands.
They ssr .or kidney bsekaehs;
Add o,hsr H.. aey ilis ASS your
neighbor.
Here 10 Uckson proof oi their
merit;
Mrs, r. c. whised. Payne ST.,
says: Some years ago | suffered
from disordesed sidnsys | bad
bad pains In my back and ~as an
noysd by the irregular seton Of my
hidnsys. NJ head seA.d and 81.
20 had dizzy spells. Deans kidory
Pills we're recommended 10 me and
Il rot q box Ut Mas,ne~s Dras
Store. Dosns entirely relieved mr.
OF the trouble and gladly recon
mend them.
Price 60c, at oil dealers, Don I
simply ask for q, kidney remedy
get Doant Kidney Pills--ths same
that Mrs. whitsd had. Foster Mil.
burn Co.. Mrs. Buffalo, n Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

pshlacatiss b. maAs 10 - Nh
500 Cosaiy Herald. IN ~ sAtl
wa's~ Jooss. commsodiae HIN 70
spptu u tAe CesstA0sss ID ~
se~s n Chatlasts Tsss.. Tsssda1
sf~ ~ lst Mse6sy ID All.
iS01. \ beies ~ eaia tsel1 y
this Cssss; and plu ass~0 -
daaw n ~ hili Gl11 asaie -
IN divoses. o. the sp viii
~ hearing ss-Sasts,
This Ia dsy q ~, L. M
l. J. Sfovpasg. cIwb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
The pseumoaia Month.

March is . typical pneun,oasA
month and usually sivss . high
rate oil mortality TOT The disease
After . long and bard winter, the
-ys,em loses much nj ito resistance
and people grow careless, Where
every cold, no matter hou slight. II
siven prompt and in,elllsrs, at.
tentson. there 10 much less danger
Of pn-umonia, II shoald b~ borne
in mind that pneumouis 10 = gerp
disease and breed. ia the throat.
Cha heflsin's Cough Remedy u an
expectorsnt and cieans gu, the
germ lsd.nd mucua and not only
cusss a,eold pui prevents il. result
ius In pneumoaia. Ii IL pleasant
to lake, Children take il sillingly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

~.t =, t''"' =! !'.tn., $500 =. ,,.
rhs r,inaiest man ws &c ,r'ns ihr
+ OIL rlsn Tor h,s xifAvsRsIce IN
" nllns Il cstrv 4 iao,rrn IN gong
IT, val op b.. beet cir
hr ,i~- ~ scaH Il When
| e sryurtip | e~v~t carried ~
t.atsrn. vent IN the dsrt F"
" ia" 81, .ls,. a--.. Tssjcd 20 nj
III lantern
IRE. he said sadly, aud look
wtat YOU got '-Prns,t-s'vr Grocer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

hHUNAiNG-We are salhonGsd W an
pDancr l.. J, hfowp.ng AZ candidate
= tor reelection 10 ths office oi I,rcun
Court Clsrk. subject 10 the will VI thr
qualified voters at tho August, 42l,
rssrsiTa;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

Everyone Who bss ssed Cham.
beriain . Cough Remedy speaks cell
OF IT," writes Edward r. Miller
Ahbo,ntown, Pa " People ~ho ORC.
1ss this prepsfs,ion are seldom
satisfied with any cher. II IL VI.
celisn, TO ally . cough OF brisk up
cold
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

Chx.. Nslson. M the Sold ar
National Home Lea VEN worth, len,
I. her~ on . sss days Wait With rel
aTves md friends,
FLASHES" coming, Vail
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
TRUSTEE

HUNT We are authorised 10 announce
slaytl,n Hunt a. candidate t0r ~
election W the office Of Trustee, sub
jcct " the will vi the qualified voters
o. The August, lv12, election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
REGISTER

DICKSON 49, We are authorized 10 an
nounce I H. Dioksoa - a candidate
iof reelection b. tho office OF Registel
subject " tho will III the qualified
voters st the Aueue,. iv2l. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

STATE SENATOR

llAkE~Nr age authorized 90 announce
" D. tiaks ~ q candidate for stas~
,ssGaloT in9a iae Iseety third ssna.
toFlal District, subject W the viii VI
the qualified voters at the Defsocrasie
Primary August ). iHL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

Juiia Jones

Juha Jope.
Walter JorAs
10 this esv~~, !, sposasias ~ The
Ciaa. isom the bill which b svsp
to. ,hss the 4eteodsst, Waiter
Jones IL Z noe rssidens II he Ssass
oi reanessees 10 that IL stdiaasy
process Ok iav can NOT b ssrvsd
upop him I, 10 ,heestess ordered
by the Cissk. .hst sco-sseidtpi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

Sue%ribe lcr the Herald
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
MARION HlGH SCHOOL
LOSES 10 FADuCAH

Marion iourneyed 20 paducah last
SATURDAY and met The frat defeat u
ths prvsF.i season ~ 'hs hand. n
the stmng high school football tam
q that city Marion suffered 9th
Ice iosses in addition O. tho nis %
ID. game when Dillaid and Brown
wtp forced o. rstir, hom the game
ou account n injuries
Tho going was a nit sloppy and
che Bloc and White. ns1sr being not
81 fuf their ability o. put fafth q
strong ofsnsi,, on a muddy rcli.
esf, handicapped Considerably. The
entire team fought brilliantly Bot
Without result
Marion plays The strong Gresnyiils
team At Cooks pafk Saturday anil o.,
uttiur o. Dope Marion should vin
hosver old Man Dope is rather uu
reliable sort II man Last seat Ma
riot defeated Grrru,i.Ie un Their usf
De D, ihe SCORE ~ 3 too nIlaul
VII. BE- back boz The game next saiut
da, boz brown will probably b, ou,
~ twu mon, weeks doe 90 injuries
iu ihs raducah Fams
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
PREMIUM WINNERS Al
CRITTENDEN COUNTY FAIR

traniinued from last ssskl
Rhode island Reds. hens and roost
81 FIRST pufs. Gea Johnson. Sst
oud D Carter
Boz urpngtou. 0arksrsl and Dol
isis. Y O. Little
Hhads island Reds oucksrsi and
pallets. JAIME. = lloyd q e John
ur
lsetHfn. rooster and hon q
O. rtlsthusirti. toliefsi and pullsi
400, r.si.sitvugtih y Carter
tau. whit, Carhsi stevens. ~
lfu.s lsUN . A Rudy. u
Hsstss
larof Cluh, fut puis. Narlon
t.aFhan. " l. Term
Best laty Rider Me- Roth nrosn
ss.uni E,alyu Grat,s
rsi Saddle hofs, Lester Terry
STANLEY liruu
Ran. ant yraf and over " u
suI.rrrsr J i Walker
Eam. on, ,sar srd under ~
Dean tve. uus ,rar and o,,f Dim
rl.tsrs. huti = e Adams seouud
.ta, on, year and under n
Dean huii seeoud. T. Adams
s.os mule race 7 U Guess. 30,
.ori u e. PARIS
Cirl Rider dut Margaret Adsms,
ss.und Virginia Tenn
noy rider. hrst pufs. = u ear
nahan. seJond Vernon kifk
Best display n islIiss Mu Nan.
me Travis, sr,und Mr " "
Ward
Pest display ~ preserve, hul
prize. Mu John Boyd sr,ond, Ms
Matte llughrs
Best display n canned fruit. hnl
prize, Mu John Boyd
Best display u pickles. Ms John
Hayd
Ret display canned vegetables
Mu John Boyd
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
IFNGINs THOMSON

1ts marriage ~ Niss LINDA o..
lahs lsuains ~ ~ Pssa. Tsras. o.
ifvisrirl iossrh Thomson. ~ Mon
Ius u toak place in che former
,ity 81 seven O'Clock on ths evening
~ urtabsr. fih st he home n Mu
le'ls Cousa, in ths presence ~
fsp ffisuds The happy couple he
81 uuss on q bridal top vhith will
iulIudr ia, ~ the great D.. Norie
fsti Hotel. after whith they vii. b..
300 houssksspinE Boz 81 pas'. Texas
wh,rr the, have reserved apartments
The bride b. che Youngest daugh.
tst IL ~ and Mr. Marshall len.
tlrs ~ this ..ty whrfs she h.. many
fusuda She attended The Louis, ills
Conservation, II Mls., anil hat rare
TALENT a. e musician She Nas on.
gaFsd n husiurss with be- sister a,
Hu,rrnvlls. Nv. syefal wears b.
fore going We, ard iss ehis &c
%, ~ frsnl Boz other seriiaus ~ ths
STATE
The rtuam s sau ~ iddre
uhomsan ~ Nsv ufi,an. lni Ration
l.urs. q memhsI ~ ihc Louisiana
sDIfrms Court AMI 3. uas sufaFsl
ll ihs Tlafs Association boz 81 "a.
to. Isyas where ihs, 500 reside
To osf,n.un, sas performed b.,
3D. BE-, NJ tsueeh of 81, Slih
ert Presbyterian rhuu,h f,ucr, Of
hF Spring r,,a. % tfir1I " Mr.
and Alrs ls'bc Nhrney u thai
cU
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
. Matssn, Crittenden.- Coun:..
SPOKE HERE y
LAST MONDAY
Hopkihsyills Dealer Address Repre-.
sentative Crowd Of Farmers Al
Court House Monday

Hon X D. Cooper, u Hopkins
Vile. addressed crowd o. tobacco
growers. business and professional
men at the court house Monday aft
cruoon in behalf u the Dafk 1obae
60 Growers Cooperative Association.
TIC sp,aker vas introduced By Judge
& S Num-. calling attention 10 the
Importance " the organization 10 be
discussed Mf Cooper has been in
he iobaoro business a. a buyer and
seller Tor thirty years and no one,
perhaps. is better acquainted with the
tobacco situation today than he He
spoke fur an hour aud a half, tell.
ing the advantage " &C. operative
marketing over the Old e. is',.iys
plan IN the cooperative plan the
tobacco grower sets the price u bis
prudu,i. vhilr boz the competitive
plan BE- sells a. whatever price the
buyers plsases b. give IT, reminded
ths tohac,o growers that their chance
II getting a good price fof their %.
barro this year depeuded on the
DARK Tohacm Growers Cooperative
ASSOCIATION and % depended on the
tobacco growers whether there gill
b. such an organization OF not Il
frIlfrs signatures enough a. the ,on.
tracts o. enter the pool 10 make o.
ami 30 percent n acreage u tohar
Geo grown b. he counties composing
he dark tobacco disirict before the
organization could be- effective Some
~ the counties had guns over the
Top and ths speaker Vas ounhedenl
that enough growers would enter The
organization a. make Be- NJ percent
All b. pfe,ilrisd that the rruwers rc
naming uut " the psol sill 80 a
vry lnv price Cot their tobacro
~ Cooper answered all the u.
mofrd objections against ruinF inio
M organization. a. we'll a. fspliet
o. a number n questions asked Aiia
hg ne audience
A. ths conclusion ~ the address
au opportunity vas given for mem
bcrhip Boz thr organization and
some eight or Cen vent forward anI
signed the contract thus becoming
members u ths part roaaleu Gfow
rfs to.upeiaiits Association g. i've
itsts
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
COURT HOUSE MINIS

OWING io the very inslsmeni wea.
thor Monday hcv was an unusual
small ATTENDANCE at thr October scs.
s'ou of County Count
The vill u thc at, A Pi,Asns
was hlrd iu court io hc pruhsiod bat
wa continued tn next mcsurr VI the
county couft
A petition was hlrd for 'anfr
ln che Clemrutshir rri Foris fot
D road beginning usa- Ton Z vi.
er, on by Fhr,uer Fowler, arl boz.
o. ths ODD fosd Hrar John Ariias
Henry Gass sas arrrsisl uu o. var.
rant svoTr out B., no'u npan ~
ing brought into court Saturday. th,
csr vas dismissed
10, CuauN Dlyrk hes issued mar
tiag, hccuscs to james Crouch an,
Mis- Zola Guess. Or T. C,ufct an,
Miss Rosa MURRAY, Carte' Campbell
ars Miss Hazel Olivr. Galtn New
'crm and Miss Mamie Mac Williams
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
rnE MISSING woRp

10, word lefi out ~ the contest
advertisement last seek was MADE
aui should have been in the sdysr
iissr,ni ~ Henry 4 Henry between
ih, words "llsadstouvs" and uu
This vrrk ls ihs tenth week ~ the
contest and r1 ono contestant has
guessed 40 u ths words CORRECTLY
unb three uory weeks and che iu,sy
.wr, winners eiu b. announced ~
uoi b, discouraged Il sou have miss.
ed one or more words
The vord this Nrrk lsgins With
A and ends with \ Now what a.
you "rc,kon" that vor van be- LOOK
close and read All the ai, carefully
and you may find u
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
PLAY
FRIDAY NIGHT
"liorrowed MONEY" to be- Produced Al
school Auditorium by Faculty
Friday Evening

one q the most popular numbers
given last year by the school wa the
Faculty Play The faculty this year
Is practically the lame and will give
D. play pronounced by those who Anos
b. be better Il Is called borrow.
ed Money" and will b. produced al
the School Auditorium Friday even.
iGe at 1880 The stree; lights will
tum that night for the benefit Of
those who attend
Prof Jaggers 10 Mr. Nantrey. a
zeal Kentucky gentleman and Miss
Glass a. Mr. Vanirey his ambitious
vii, are well cast. their daughter
Fanny and Claire, are played by Miss
Williams and Mis- Mafgare. Hard
They do Justice b their parts Mr.
james Who made such a be- last
yeai a. a little girl, Miss Miller and
Miss Terry real Kentucky home FOLKS
the salt u the earth Mr Brown
D. usual b the hero and plays his
pat with the same enthusiasm that
be- uses on the football field NJ
Lowry, a. Mr Delmar. a fnAnrisr,
is sure a. please his audience and
Abs' GRAY his secretary as played b.
Miss Lewis b. also d successful pof
inyal NJ Rprntr, the wealthy
oii bachelor b. taken by Mr. shelby
Who played the part u a butler last
scar The scheming social secretary
is well handled by Miss Ruby Hard
lack Hina a. Speeks makes very
clever Office boy The cast b quite
complete with Old Ben sanford and
Aunt Sally Vantrry and Il d O. treat
10 $50 Miss Hard anil Ne Orull,
l.amb play these roles
The play b under The direction u
Miss Lena Holtzclav rhis b. suih
cicnt guarantee ~ he su,csss % any
pay The procecds will b. riysn o.
ths School .bsuete Fund Admission
prizes will b. pc and lar
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13

Toe Womans club held be- rsgu-
lai meeting BOZ ihe el.rlon uoms on
"Wednesday October 4. with Mesiamss
J = and 7 e. Guess a. hosi~.ses
After che husirss, meeting ihs fol-
haiur pfoTtam was Fiveu on the
early history ~ Cuticndeu county
Origin and development ~ Mrs
t " llayus.
Early Msans ~ Transportation and
Communication. by Mr. A a.
Reed
harry Forms ~ Government. By
Mn & Rochester
Prominent Men and Women ~
rnb TUNES. bY Mrs s. NJ len.
Aims
After r,frvshmvnts the Club "a
iournod 90 NEE: "Wednesday Ogiabyr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
Tolu Pig Club shou

The second Pig Club and Corn
Show will b. held At Tolu on Saturday
October II This will be- the exhib-
q of ~ SOW pigs that were put out
10 the Junior Club Members last May
Prizes will be- given By the Farmers
and Merchants Bank Tor the beat
kits The Davis band has consented
10 take part In the occasion and add
% the festivities u the day.
Mr Wyland Rhodes Of Lexington
Nil Do the Judging and make an Ad.
dress on the value o. good hogs aud
reliable seed corn Speeches viii be
made also by prominent local men.
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irD0SE FLOORS
OF HOPKINSVILLE
VIII Posili,el, Reopen For liusihss.
This Season With I've Sets Of
Buyers A. Usual
AUCTION SALES DAILY
BEGINNING dec S. 1922

Five Loose Floors have announced
the; they will positively ssll tobacco
during the coming season AZ public
auction a. usual In Hopkinsyille. Ken.
tu'ky. whieh BE- the largest DARK Fired
tobacco market in the sorld and has
uufe than twenty-five competitive
huf,u, representing every foreign
and domestic dcmani for your iobac
eco. furnishing more competition than
on an other tohacro markets in the
nafk Tobacco Belt combined, which
ruaiuniee' you the highest price poe
sihl, fui your tobacco
This market BE- easily accessible %
every pound ~ tobacc1 raised in the
hasi Tobacco District
With double Sale W. ran guarantee
yuu quirk service
Remember Every pound u tobacco
palu fof or day n sale So delay o.
waiting for your money
Opening sales December 5th and
continuing daily except Saturday
throughout The season ~ 1922 %
The following houses Wll be- open
day and uight:
VESTS LOOSE FLOOR
Incorporated
HANCOCK WAREHOUSE Cu
Incorporated
81 v TANuN A co
liupktNSNiltE LOOSE LEAF
FLOOR tAdysrtissmentl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
NAVE RENTED METERS

o. arrnfdanor with the desire a.
d,s continue all fiat rates preparatory
ia ruitinr ou all day service ihs fol.
IDaIng uauiss have meters rented
amt have agreed 10 use them a. fast
a. Installed
Amer,an Legion. Edna Adams. "
. Belle. Bennetts Office. Mrs
Ssrher. Christian church. A s.
nn,kiu. ] u Farmer. .. Belmear.
lr,, k,msey. lack johnson. Chas
laHus. Guy Olive. " " Runyan.
Suvder car. D. S. Robson. Geo
Watson. Arlof Walker. Clara Craw.
fctd " D Crowsll. Sarah GIN. T..
Crder pr Morclaud. ~ Guess.
HAYNES and Taylor. Re-, Mcclure.
Ha,urs and Gufsnhcim. which leaves
only two or three who have vet D.
hs seen and contracted With
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-13
Farm Bureau Notes
Myandotle PuIlel Sale

On Saturday Oct p at the court
house square IN Marion, approx.
naiely l6l white Wyandott9 pnllets
will be- sold al auction These Gre
pullets from the eggs distributed last
spring BY the Farmers Bank and
Trust Co on the return pulle. plan.
These pulleis are from ure bred
stock They were hatched err y. and
have been given good care and ate
very desirable pullets IN every way.
This sale oifers a very good op.
portunity 10 secure a start In pure
Lred poultry A number Of people
have planned 20 secure better stock
but Just keep putting Il Of II you
are In that class suggest that you
Gull pour flock
Mr. e. D. Doss will act a. the
auctioneer The sale will begin AZ
one O'Clock
Mr h D. Winters poultry sps-
eialisi u the College Of Agriculture
wi,l be- here 10 assist In the sale and
20 rive helpful suggestions on care
~ poultry