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V O L U M E 31 SANTA' ANNA, COLEMAN COUNTY, TEXAS, AU G U ST 3, 1917 NUMBER 31 See The New “STANDARD” SEWING MACHINE at PHILLIPS’ Drug Store And Get Prices

1744 C. C. Wellbome, Novice.- , ! ,■ ■ 1112 ^ R. H. McKeand, * Coleman. ; £ SOLEMN DUTY 345 Severo Cortez, Coleman. , - -1595 Nathan Tyler, Coleman. ENTRUSTED TO Official List of Men Drafted 1355 ^ Manes Reasoner,' Gouldbusk. • - .103 J. H. Barrington, Leadav. -.. ■ ■ 1585 J. C. Thompson, Silver Valley. LOCAL BOARDS 1221’ Estes Puckett, Valera. -■ ------' . . 1102 -Ed. J. Miller, Coleman, j ■ 1625 ' H. Grady Thompson,- Coleman. Washington, July 28.—The ,556 -J. R. Freeman;. Santa Anna. ■ gravity of the task which in Coleman Conty for Service 1565 . ;D. N. Townsley, Santa Atma,’ 154 A. E. Brown. Burkett. faces members of local draft 1281 iChas. N; Patton, Gouldbuskl exemption boards is called to 51 • H. D. Ayres, Coleman. r “717 : Gilford Hensley, Santa Anna. their attention in solemn lan- Naples and Numbers in the Order in 1057 Will F. Mittlc, Glen 'Cove. goage in a communication 1256 Roy- Pettus, Santa Anna. - 1073 Robt. Lee Mobley/ Santa Anna/ sent broadcast by the war de­ $0 L. -F., Angelez,-- Rockwood.. ■ , which They Were Drawn. First 199 Floyd .'Bouldin, Talpa. • . ■ partment and made public to­ ^388 J^ O. Cox, Coleman. night by Provost Marshal 1423 r A. JV Smith, Santa Anna,’ 352 Notified toAppear ^ 1716 .. John W ; Wilkes. Glen- Cove. General Crowder. 773 F. rE< Hudson. Santa Anna. 71- .008 Antonio Garza, Cpleman. “The selected man offers; Before the Board . '406 Patrick W. .-Downey,' Leadn-'- ' ■ his life,” says General Crowd­ 51-9 , Richard E. Fiveash,-When. , ; 1.730 D; FI Wilder. Colemsai, - er. • “ It will strengthen you j- : The following is an official list of the numbers drawn in the "selective draft, together' 25" .Calvin E. Averett, Coleman. ■ to remember that fof^ every 392 1. C. D.ugginsv Santa Anna; with the names whieh arq represented-by thesemumbers-in Coleman county. 889 ■ L.-L. Keele, Santa Anna. - -, - exemption or discharge that 283 Olie Currey, Coleman. - ,The 'first lists of numbers sent out by wire contained a good many errors. The is made for individual convex -1166 J, J. Newsom,-Santa Anna. county exemption board has received a, copy of the master list from Washington and the 1732 J. R. Watson, Trickham. • nience or to escape personal 588 Earl Garrett; Coleman. ~ fallowing list is made to conform to |t. r A ■ s. - : 856 J. B. James; Jr., Valera. ’ loss of money or property or 705 E. J. Heilman; .Coleman, - for favor or affection, some > Coleman county is required to furnish I7fi man for ,the first draft- It is estimated 1346 G. T. Reed; Coleman. 576 Noah. Griffin, Voss__ ; other man whose time would that about half of the men called will be exempted, so, the local exemption board is author­ 944 Raul Lehman; -Valera. ized tonummonteforeit twicers many men as the county, will'have to ^sendj or 352. 1808 Myron Luckett.- Coleman. not otherwise have come must 1677 Melvin. A. Walker, Coleman. incur the risk of losing his ! Accordingly notices are being mailed out .'to'the first 352 names on this list. The ■122 Moses Brvant; Coleman. 1783 Fred A. Williams, Coleman, ;Iife.^ “ board expects to -be able to examipe 60 men a day. The firs.t 60 are notified to/appear next 642 J.ose M. Guiterrezz, Coldnw The boards are told they Saturday, and 60 each day thereafter until tb^ 352 have" been examined^,* .939 C. C. Lucas.-LDeta Anr 1639 Joshua Vanderfora, Staf oUrts to ad just differ? If ito get 176 out of the first 352 notifiejl^hers.wi^l be called - 222 , Willie Banks, Santa A 173.5 W. I. Watson, Trickhi" SsbetWeentwooersonsin until the c afcM B H H H H B filled.^ ' ■ , ‘ - 906 . T. E. Keeney... Coles ^roversy. ‘.‘You, acting .3337 .Otto Ray, Ckileman.I ■ 700 W. F. Heimiy. Valffi? ^.government f ays the. fTh? mimbeq .Tames, B, Ehtea [49 Con- E- Hoi . cates ./?S9 "Ernesl L. L 5: . 19 'Claud VV"'. • _..^CVRTCJrtli mication, “ arc to inves­ 1751 Ed ward. ,li. White; Coleman. 211 Good Hugh 1250 C. C. Parjonan, San| ts teeach case in the inter­ FI 601 John Ci. -Goiman, Novice. 5; Major B. Fry7 fa.n. 1195 S. Osteen, Coleman.t 258 Geo. 1322 Felix Ei 'R6a5nes, GouldDusk. 1417 --.James L. Serratt,, Anna. 297 C. H. Clements.'Cole ests of the nation and never 458 B. F. 1146. John C. McQueen, Fisk. 1574- H'.vE: Thorton, Ts t, 321 Joe G. Clark, TrickhaJ in the interests of an individ­ 1436 E. S. .1103'-Geo. C. Mapndl, Coleman. . 760 Bcgteerring, Anna, 736 .Luke Harwell. BurketJ 854 W. F. James, Talna, , 1395.' Willard W; Shelton, Coleman, 183 JoESBK^Bomar. ’alpa. 1628 Regino Ubiedo, Coleni’afs ual.’- General Crowder closes 1095 W. F. Manuel, Coleman.’’ : : 606 , Bedro Garnulsa. 1 56f - W. J. Abel. Coleman. 707, Will R. Harris, 'Culemai?? with the declaration that the 1455 Jas. E.. Story, Santa Anna; 182 - Roy H. Beanett, Valera. : 1276 Stephens L.1 Leflar, Gouldbusk. 1425 Geo. ■ Sharp, Santa ■ Anna. 788 T. M. Hays, Jr., Santa Anna. .1771 Robert Walden, Voss. , 1791 Oscar Yates, Coleman. 1002 Aseencioa Martinez, Colemq nation needs men quickly and 1752 Claud L. White, Coleman. ' 513 Augustus. Everett, Coleman. 792 E. M. Hickman,'Santa Anna. 1151 Jas. W. McIntyre, Leaday/ 1117 Wm. A. McFallfli Santa Anna. 46 G. Alford^ Santa Anna. ‘5 Wm. F. Allen, Gouldbusk, 1101 Raymond Mendias, Coleman.' the boards will receive little 1572 John Wm. Taylor,-Santa Anna. 1020 Halberfc A. Minor, Coleman. >' 350 Luther E. Croft. Santa Anna. 368 Jas. B. Claric;: Talpa. praise. “Your only reward,” 1748 W. Carl Williams, Rockwood 1651 Wni, O. Ward; Santa Anna. , 1580- John N; Thomnson, Glen Cove. “974 ■ Ollie H. Leavell, Coleman. 837. Chas. E. Johnson. Santa. Anna. 1099; Enman 0,'Morgan, Coleman- ■ 54 G. 07 Arnold, Coleman. ‘ 1698 Jphn M. Wagney, Santa Anna, he said.'“ miost be the knowl­ 337 W. A. Carroll, Valera. ! .. 1636 Jimntie l/. Vandyke, Gouldbusk. 870 It. E.k King. Coleman. 320 Oscar Wm. Caldwell.: Trickham. edge that at” great personal 676 Floyd J. Hale. Rockwood. 223 GhasivTj Brfrdeu, Santa Anna. 1714? Chanderg Walters, Trickham. • 950 Gray P. Lauehlin.’. Trickham- 275 R. L. Carlton,-Coleman. 1441 Jas. El Stewart, Talpa. 549 ' John L. Ferguson, Bangs. 926 Wm. L. Love, Coleman? 1132 ^Albert McMillau, Rockwood. sacrifice you are rendering 509 Chas. M. Ewing. Coleman. SECOND- HUNDRED - 1010 Will P. May, Coleman. 1185 James J; IMcholson, Sta, Anna. ' 440 Ernpst R. Darrell, Santa Anna, 939 P. D. Kenly, Gouldbuslc. your country an indispens^ 564 M. B. Flippen, Colenum. 117 Oscar H.:> Brown, Fisk. ‘ 1485 Jasi W. Stan^hilll, Coleman. €56 Chas. McCaudy Green,Coleman. able service in a matter of the 945 H. Lu Lobstcin, Santa Anna. 602' • H. I. Griffin, Novice. 1674 H. T. Walker, Coleman. 1339 Joseph W; Robertson, S. Anna. 596 L. L.: Gaines, Coleman. 890 Fred E. Coleman, Coleman. 741 Leslie A. 'Hill, Grosvenor. 814 Homer Jenkins, Coleman. utmost moment.” 1267 Joseph A. Pybas,'Stacy. 75 Jas. W. Brown, Santa Anna. 1054 Q /T . Merryman, Burkett. 1175 Amos O. Neff, Coleman, , ; 636 J. W. Futrell, Glen Cove. , 772 Claude L. ilodges. Santa Anna. 1275 . Timothy G. Peacock,Gouldbusk- 1070 ( M. D. Marrs, Talpa. , Odis Brown, a member of the 1495. Robt. B. Saunders, Coleman.’ 1456 David B; Scott, Banta Anna. 711 Hallie Hubert, Coleman. . 738 Wm.- Lee -Hester, Burkett. 548 Lester W. Freeman, Talpa. ^ ■ 721- Joseph S. Hill, Novice. , 1022 Walter Maines, Coleman. 1167 Nolan N. Norris, Talpa. ' Third Artiffery Band, arrived 126 John K. Buie, Coleman. 1419y Jim Y. Strickland,- Santa Anna. 841 Prince E. Jackson, Coleman: 1097 Frank K. Murray,'Coloman. Saturday morning from Leon 1679 Raymond O. Williams. S. Anna. . 786; Arthur ErTIunter, Santa Anna. 638 Salomon G. Green.Santa Anna. 1191. Jas, O. Owens.- Santa Anna. Springs for a short visit to his 1237 Andrew R. Porter, Burkett. 1649_ Lonnie H, Smith, Gouldbusk. 1032 Jas. >H. Martin, Voss. 1234 Henry T, Porter, Coleman. ■> 784 R. B. Howard. Santa Anna.- 1476 Jack-Shelton, Rockwood, 623 Jas. H. Goodgoin, Trickham. 1781 Crawford-S. Waggoner,S. Anna. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. 1732 Keith P. Waits, Coleman, i Ss 280" Pleaman Cruger, Santa Anna. ; 269 L. --T. Crenshaw. Voss. ;. i860 Raymond L. Rose; Coleman.. Brown and other relatives. Odis 755 W. E. Haynes, Trickham. '* 1292 Jim E. Ripley, Coleman. 685 Wm. P. Howard, Goldsboro.-,.. 848 - John R. Johnson. iRockwood. ” 107 W. Emerson Brown, Voss. 972 Geo. A. Leonard; Novice. r i4 i A E. McDonald. Coleman. ' - 1118 Homer O.- McDaniel; Sta. Anna. related that the “ hand boss” told 1546 David L. Smith", Gouldbusk..: 983 Edw. T. Leutwiler, Voss.- .1314 Chas. B. TtogerS, Talia. 121 Clarence Bell, Coleman. him that if he wanted to see the 1563 .Carrol A. Thames. Coleman.: 757 “ Pleasant E. HiR, Santa Anna. THIRD HUNDRED 221 Andrew F. Bailey, Rockwood.- 1369 Edward Rollins, ’ Goldsboro.: 966 Ed. Leflar, Coleman. 1537 John Ed. Shjpmand, Leaday. , home folks he had better come 616 - Fred Gould, Burkett. ;" :868 --Earl JerikinB, Coleman.: 1016 G. T. Metts,'Cpleman. 1474 : Fred H. Shuford, Rockwood. Saturday, and so he did. Odis 373 Geo. A. Cullins, Santa Anna. 332 A. D. CtShoun. Valera. 1688 Dick Webb, Santa Anna, i 1414 ' Aubrey F. Slone. Santa Anna. 1676 R. V. Wood, Jr., Coleman. ■■ 379 J; W. Cochran, Coleinan. _ . . 335 V. F., £renshaw, Valera. ” 1616 Lloyd--Thomas; .Goldsboro. likes the service and is of the T266 Dillard S: Paston, Voss. , 1560 Pete Sherman, Rockwood.. 1430 - Jose Sanchez, Coleman. ■ 292 Robt. Lee Cope, Coleman. : opinion that they will be sent *775 Wm.'L. Head; Talpa. 542 , Albert K. Fulks, Valera. -■ 493 B. C. Evans, Burkett. ■> 822 Elmer O.-Jennings, Gouldbusk. 486 - Rom S. Epperson, Burkett. '194 Neal Briggs, Santa Anna. 1358 Joe Roper, Fisk. G ■ 604 Hugh E. Everett, Santa Anna. abroad soon. He returnedVSun - 692- Lorenzo D. Hatten, Whon. : 874 ■ Chas. Jy?. IClapper, Coleman. I 923 Arthur Levels, Coleman. 1064. "Wm. T. Maijles, Gouldbusk. day night, being under orders to 600 • Willie F. Gorman, Novice.: :• ■ 552' Chas. F, Freeman, Talpa. 1305 See"hold Rowe, Santa Anna/, 1295 Odell Pric'e, ■ Coleman. . ~ report at noon Monday for duty. 810 Wm. F. Idol. Gouldbusk. 1 1300 Henry i,. Rogers. Coleman. 341 Jesse R„ Copeland! Santa AnnaT 1510 David L .. Snodgrass, Coleman; 1539 -.Hanev Z. Shafer, Goldsboro. -:.; 1673 Howard D. Williams, Coleman. '1007 Modesto Martinez, Novice.- . 1091^ Eugene T. Morrison, Coleman. 1682 Geo. O. Williams. Santa Anna: 298 Jphn E. Cross. Coleman. 1764 Jas. M. Winslett, Fisk. 470 - Augustin Delman, Santa Anna. Marshal Whetstone, arrested ■ 507 W. E, Everett, .Santa Anna. 675 Ernest Ti. Hogap, Gouldbusk. - 391 F. W. Deal, Rockwood. ^ 312 Jose Castenado, Silver: Valley.. his own cow for running at large 309 R. W. Courtney,: Silver Valley, 1769 John W. Wai-rick. Gouldbusk, 1366 Albert Roijas, Whon. “ ; 1507 Herschel W. Sadler, Coleman. 437 M. C. Duran. Trickham. » 1294 Clarenr<> M. Reese, Coleman. • 353 H.-T. Caton,' Santa Anna. 1729 E. W. Woodard, Silver Valley.., on the streets without a legal 1324 Greeii J. Ryan, Santa Anna. ; ; 1148 Vince W-McClure, Santa Anna. 970 Chas. Lewis, Coleman. 1626 Edward M. Tisdel, Santa Anna. permit, one day last- week. He 604 Arthur H.. Gunn Coleman. 1647 Ben -T. Woodward, Santa Anna! ■637 Aup-ustine!! Goulsolaz,. S. Anna. 1284 ■ Vernon E. Penny, Bangs. ■ 43. ■ Rufe E. Adams, Santa'Anna. 1354 Jesse J. Rice, Santa Anna. 1675 G. E. Williams, Colemap. “ 90 Walter- E. Blandstetter, Whom is so accustomed to collecting a 1763 Mack, E. Wjim, Fisk, 343 Henry* J. Close, Santa Anna- 260 -Freeman Cates. Santa Anna. 191 Macie Blanton, Santa Anna. fee in such cases, it is reported 1548 Jesse E..Stigler, Gouldbusk.. , 1613 Floyd ir. Thomas. Voss. 1657 J. C. Wilder, Coleman. 477 Luther H[ Edens,'Gouldbusk. ■ 1264- Wiley. M. Pate, Voss.-, 982 Guy L. Eoogfns,. Voss. 1217 J. S'. Proctor, Talpa. 1187 Bennett A. Nance,- Coleman. he collected a dollar from Mrs. 1066 Tony Anton Menges. Gouldbusk 726 . Kve Hudson, Silver Valley 571 L. H. Griffin, Gouldbusk. 1179 Andrew P. Newsom, Sta. Anna. ; Whetstone, claiming that the 924 Howard B. Love, Coleman.. ■ 15 ■ Jas* H. Arrant, Santa Auna. 488 Wood Epperson, Burkett.- 753 Ben Harrison, Trickham. 905 Isaac L. Keeney. Coleman. J1543 ‘W, S. Slate, Gouldbusk. cow belonged to her. . ■ 420 Drew Dunn, Coleman. .130 C. C. Brown, Novice. 101*4 Ezel May, Coleman. 933 Frank Leads", Santa Anna. 704 John B. Hambright, Coleman.’ 858 Leonajfd P. Jennings, Sta. Anna 1178 “ Morgan L. Nichols. Novice. -. 1531 Theo^ Skelton, Voss. -72 Joe. L., Box, Rockwood.: ■ 168 Sam D. Beaver. Rockwood. W. G. Herndon returned last 514 R. L. Foreman, Rockwood. -1288 Glen Reese, Coleman...... 1.709 H. T. Walthall, GouldbL-sk. ' 1023 Antonio Martinez, Santa Anna. weefc ifrom Miles, near which 433 Chas/ E; Dillard Cross Plains. 452 R. Buiord Davis, Colernan. 356 H. C. Caudle, Santa Anna. 1774 Henry O. White, Leaday. 1329 Joel E / Richardson,. Rockwood. 355 Curtis W. Cammack.Sta, Ann i. 112 . Roy Bledc.". ^nhta Anna. 424 David D. McDonald, Novice. ; town he spent ten days superin­ - 10. Albert A. Anderson,. Voss. . 530 Basente Frausto, Coleman. 1067 Henrv .G. MyersL Gouldbusk.. 840 .Marshall A.. Jordan, Coleman. tending repairs on his pasture 1045 James R. Martin, Rockwood; ■809 Cowdrev Horner, Santa Anna. 128. E. B. Balfard, Gouldbusk. 1347 Paul Ransberger, Coleman. 1081 Luther J. Mauldin, Voss. 1114 Alvin^ A. McElrath, Coleman. ■ 079 E E. Hector, Coleman.. 1511 : Jesse C. Smith. Coleman. fences. To keep stock off his 1706 Frank: Wright, Coleman. 1470 Sam . Story, Trickham. 805 S. P. Ho^r.e, Coleman. 1188 Lester Newman, Santa Anna. well preserved grass, Will was 1381 • J, A. Rutherford, Rockwood. 645 Rufugto Gutierrez, Coleman. 11 Hugh Adams, Voss. 657 Archer L. Garrison, Coleman, 1685: Otto E. Wangeman,Santa Anna. 2 1 8 'Barxic.’" N. Burleson Sta. Anan. 900 R. S. Kincaid, Silve- Valiev. 175 Tmi: Bingham, Trickham. compelled to string a new wire 487 E. E. Epperson, Burkett.. , , 020 Earl W. Gray,: Burkett. 163 7 L C. Thames, Gouldsboro. 300 Robert Lee. Clary, Goldsboro. for a distance of eleven miles. 1262 Joe W. Phariss, Talpa. 1834 Joe Rosales, Coleman. 363 Henry Milton Collins, Coleman. 278 Isaac Cooper, Coleman. 'f -• • 1323 Daniel-R. Rbgian, Gouldbusk; 550 Wm; P. Fletcher. Santa Anna, 1287 Green Reynolds Jr., Coleman. 1622- John A. Thomas, .Gouldbusk. Married, at the residence of 797 W W.tHarlee. Coleman. ,i 1 Oil Jess- Titsworth,.Voss. 1112 Joe E. McDonald, Coleman. 1240 DeGress Posev, Silver Valley. 176.7 A. A. Wilburn. Coleman. Elder W. H. Floore. on July 28th, 140 -Vernon t-M. Close, .Coleman. i;74 Author Greeu, Santa Ann.-. j 524 Noah J. Fancher, Coleman. ■1586 Jav G.-Shell. Stacy. 31 John W. Anderson, Rodi.vood. John Arrjold, Gouldbusk. 911 James 7. Kenney, Coleman. Mr. Paul Craig and Miss Flor­ 1723 Solon 1). Wilson, Burkett. 1432 Wtljor C. Sharp, Santa" A. .pa. | Wniiinp. 1172 Louis' M. Newman, Sta. Anna.;’ (itColeman, . ence Taylor, both ;o f the Home 1779 Lewis, I’. Woods. Gouldbusk; 1727 LonnVWoo Iv'ind S'ivwVai' 532 .-XJIaude N. Fisher, Cross Plaini.” 1236 Erm at i„ rope, Buikett. 9S1 Arte.:!- .T. + Voss er. Goldsboro/ 1517 Walter H. Sewell. Coleman. Creek community. Their many 432 R. E ! 1570 Ton, E. T(xh|. ijrnnta Santa. Anna. 1139 John W. McKinney Coleman. i 770 Edv^ lUmJbnaatozr, Cross Plains, -friends %vrigh ■ them joy and a 18 Samn 1214 Bedford F. Parker, Talpa. -652 J. F. bkwood.' . . prospere^-Ufg. ? ^ 927 Edward Santa Anna. [Continued on page four) « •*. ■ ■* c m m vvse

.... M l...... , Will H. Mayes is a better man j : Men of the ilk of Jim Ferguson , contractor, why mot- treat\the cotton SANTA ANNA NEWS in everything that goes to make up will discover, when jt is too late, that- producer with the same' generdus 6. W. FAULKNER, EDITOR AND OWNER realimanhood, than the. goyerno'r-of it Is no longer * popular, in Texas to ^ consideration?3 If this is- merelyia ” 0/ W. GOFF, ASSOCIATE EDITOR Texas, and. is the peeriof any mem­ berate and bemean the Dallas News. war-time expedients why not let lit ■ It’s editorials are more irfharmony,; apply to the man'“ who feeds all? ” , . Entered at Santa Anna as second -class mail; ber of the Board of Regents of the State University. The Board cohld' with public demands and closer to Trust the ignorant and uncul- only have stooped to servile dictation the great, throbbing heart of-the- Von Bethmann Hollweg is down ' tured to say hardthings about those to have dismissed him from low and people than ^anjr big-d aily in the ' anil r u t in Germany. Wilhem, the" they dislike or who oppose their pet mean political considerations, but State; , Let the office-holders rage- . “divinely appointed,” , is still the projects, with the whiskey crowd at the bead aUd the politicians imagine; a vainx Government and no change in his r of the present administration all thing, - the-News is too high above war policy is expected. - The ,late; “Ukelele” Jim keeps up the things must- be pulled down to their them to' feel the steam of their ; premier^' however, will ^ be. made to 1 usual amount of noise, but there is level. They are incapable of attain­ vaporings.' 5: i bear the onus of all previous blub- ’ neither harmony or melody in his ing noticeable heights and seek to ders and,mistakes. ■>, ^ ; l playing. drag their superiors down. One of The blood of Edith Cavell cries ♦ ♦ ^ V ■; these days the' people will take from the ground against Teuton in­ , Elihu- Rooti head o f the ComV The Austrians appeared to. be­ charge of the State Government and humanity and barbarism. A more mission to Russia is expected home lieve that when Hollweg tore loose right some of the wrongs perpetrated atrocious and horrible example of in; a few -days with first-hand infor­ in Germany, something ‘‘else’ ’ would by the present gang. German kultur, however, is the dis­ mation in regard to-conditions in the tear loose. memberment of.the'hands^of Belgian oew republic. President^ Wilson.is. Dr. Vinson’s dismissal from the. boys.' Surely, Satan3 will need to in need of "the- light that MiyRdCt^; Peace will be near when Ger­ head of the State University is the heat his fiery furnace seven times ah will be able to, shed on this subject? : many reaches the point in the strug-' price asked by Jim Ferguson for his hot asusual, when., thesh: men1 come, M -e> ❖ ❖ ' MMy gle for democracy and liberty-to personal glorification, ; The price is on their long visit to his place. -. Thei Alsatians ' are welcome fO; which Russia has attained. ■ unreasonable, but the Board of Rea­ the presence and. services o f Gen. gents is apt to do the work which Since reading of the osculatory Peishing, during their 'struggle ^fpF" What if it is a little dry in this most of them were appointed for, greetings given American soldiers by freedom from -the German yoke, hut country, there is still water for all. and that was to oust the . men most French girls, many young men . are $t the end of the war they' must, re­ There is a land where there is said objectionable to the governor. It is bemoaning their failure to volunteer turn him to Uncle Sam.1 He might ; to be not even a drop of water. plain that Ferguson intends to run and get over at the ’ earliest possible bd needed for a Faid ihto Mexico. ^ ❖ ❖ $■ oV ruin the University and if the, moment. A local youth . expresses .■ -.I ❖ «■ The Legislature met at noon Board of Regents as now constituted the fear that kissing will have be­ 3 r / This Is not the United States^ Wednesday and the temperature of will not do his bidding, lie will find' come so common before he can get ‘War,,but US' is in it and will have.to the capitol is increasing hourly. The others who will. ;His latest speeches over now that he will miss it every figlit as hard as if we had. brought it governor is again on the gridiron. ; . show that behead is set hard against bit. Unfortunate, unhappy youth! , on. There is^;no running out of the ■ ❖ V • ❖ ❖ ■ . . -■ -j. ; the University and that Dr. Vinson fight, at this stage of .the prepara­ The Allies may soon discuss their is marked for slaughter. , - - Oscar Colquitt announces that tions'. x \ - .peace terms; As Germany : is going ❖ ❖ -v ❖ ^ ■■ lie1 will not run foT United' States ❖ ❖ <■ to fight on to victory, any overtures Editor Geo. H. Boynton of the Senator next year, 'but expects to John Barleycorn will soon ■ bid froto the Allies will likely be spurned. Hamilton Herald,, has been elected offer in 1922 for the seat now held:, farewell to this land of the free and mayor of his town. Boynton is a by Charley.Culberson, - Oscar knows home; of the brave and wipe^his By calling the Legislature to- Jeffersonian- Democrat — we mean that he can’t beat, Morris Sheppard weeping eyes on the corners of the idtj Speaker Fuller forced-the the original Thomas and not the Tom and wants to stand to one side and apron of the departing bar-tender. • ^ • ■ ❖ A ^ v fhe governor, and the latter Wajtson b&g|ig-and ;the honor was see Jim Ferguson butt his political & |led a special session ofthjei it upom^^i. It is the more die* life out trying to doJdtfatenosfiible. Ip may qot be complimentary fo ; • • . .i-- ' • This looks like the ived on that account'and could hot a young man to call his. sweeth is backin g . dbyrn in een more worthilyorrnuy bestowed,oestowea. : If the Gover to “ dolly.’ ’ Look up the meani: University,, a: all Georgs. - entqr into ^ujy iat the word, before using it ag; mpeaehment charges;; " guarantee you are guilty. ,

frequently.! W. 3. Seuford, CLIP THIS AND PIN EACHES SAYS LEMON JUICE !EED OF THE HOUR” Sec’y, Civil S e ^ p Board. ON WIFE’S DRESSER WILL REMOVE FRECKLES The leading railroads are beg­ Elder J.iH. Monk and fami­ country entered this war ging us for well trained young ly arrived Friday - evening Qlrta! 1 Make this cheap' beauty lotion Cincinnati mah tells how to shrivel . to clear -and whiten your. skin. -, l fight for personal liberty of men and women to take places in up coma or.calluaea ao they from Winslow, Ari., where he; lift off with fingers. / , down trodden nation, as their many departments, .made has been preaching for some Squeeze the juice of two lemons into vacant by the draft, and volun­ a bottle containing .three... ounces, of ’ well as to preserve our own free* : Ouch I ? ! ? I I This kind of rough time. They came to visit orriiard white; shake well;, and-yon have teer system; and are offering dom, and our success depends, talk will, be beard kst- here in town if Mrs. Monk’s parents, Mr. a quarter pint of-the. best freckle and large salaries. You can prepare people, troubled with corns will follow tan lotion, and complexion heautifier, at, not alone upon our army, but the simple advice of this Cincinnati and Mrs. J. N. Franklin, and very, very small coet. : in America’s most up-to-diate and authority, who claims that a few drops other relatives and friends. Vour grocer has the lemons and any* upon every phase of our indus­ largest business training school of a drug called' freezone when applied drug store or toilet counter will supply trial life to sustain our army and to a tender, aching com or hardened cal. Elder Monk is a former pas­ three ounces of orchard white lor a. few of Bookkeeping; Shorthand, Tel­ ’ Iub stops soreness at once, and soon the' cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant: just now the shortage of skilled egraphy, Cotton Classing and corn or callus dries up and lifts right tor of the Christian church lotion into the lace, neck, arms: and., office workers is very serious and off without pain.,. and, members were glad to hands each day and-see how freckles and Business Administration and Fi­ He says freesone 'dries immediately blemishes disappear and how clears s o ft. will grow worse unless the young nance, to hold the position of and never inflames'or even irritates the hear him again. He occupied3 and white toe skin beeomea. Yes! It ladies and the young men who surrounding skip. A small bottle of la harmleac. your choice, either!with the gov­ freezone will coit very little at any the pulpit Saturday night,; are too young or physically una­ ernment, railroad or business drug store, hut wllLjwsitively remove Sunday: and. Sunday night. • Dewey White was brought ble or otherwise exempt from every hard or soft com or callus from house. The necessary literary one's feet. Millions of American women He left, Monday evening for. home Sunday from Brown-? war duty realise that it is their work is given free with all our will welcome this announcement since Austin; but will return, here wood, j,- He is gradually recov- - duty to acquire a business train­ the inauguration of the high heels. If courses. - .When graduated, our your druggist doesn't have freezone tell in a few days and join Mrs. ering from the effects o f an. ing immediately to come to the free Employment department him to order a small bottle for you. Monk and little* son for a operation for appendieitis and rescue of both the government will place you in a position where further visit. ■ ■■ .:■ 1 friends of: the family as well and commercial organizations. your first three months salary PROGRAM TRUSTEES Bead the following announce­ will reimburse you for the entire Surgeons agree that in cases of as-of the young man himself ment, Which speaks for itself:; cost'of your course. ' This- meeting._ will be held in Guts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds hope for his early restoration Washington, July 19. — The Write for our large free ilTus-: the District Court room at Cole­ the. First. Treatment is most im­ tQ good health. / United States government needs, trated catalogue. man, on August 16th, beginning portant. When an Efficient, anti­ A, F. Martin represents the and needs badly, a great number . Tyler Commercial College, at 10:00 a. m. \ - septic is applied promptly, there of stenographers and typewri­ Valera-Midget Mill—-see him Tyler, Texas. “ The attitude of citizens of :is,no danger of infection and' the ters, W th men and women, for he- will exchange you Flhur the towns toward school develop wound begins to heal at once. service in the departments at WOODMEN ANOt THE WAR and Bran-for your wheat. ment in communities where they For use on man or beast, Boro- Washington, D. C., and the situ­ zone is the Ideal Antiseptic and ,Mr. Wiggington, State speaker own property. ” Dr. S. N. Aston ation in federal offices outside o f Healing Agent. -Buy-it now and 'T. A. Crump was in; Cross" for the Woodmen of the World; and Fred W. TurnftL ' . - ; Washington is scarcely less ur- be ready for an emergency.: Price Plains on -business this week. will visit Santa Anna Saturday “ The responsibility of selecting - gent. The supply of qualified 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $L50. Sold and; at night: will epeak in the teachers and the assistance trus­ Claud Gipson .and Key Puckett persons on the commission’s list by S. H. Phillips. ___ ' for this class of work is not equal W- 0. W. ballon “ Woodcraft and tees should expect of the County went to Coleman Tuesday-.morn­ to the demand, and the commis­ the War.” The general public Superintendent. ” J. R. Kidwell RED GROSS NOTICE ing for a short visit to Howard sion urges, as a patriotic duty, is invited to hear this address. and Gi O. Herring. The Red Cross’will meet-in L. Welch. From Coleman Claud that citizens with this special Address, Dr. ,E. R. Newson. - went to Novice for a visit; $100 Reward, $100 regular " session Saturday, knowledge apply for examination “ Differences, between the High The readers of this -paper will be August 4ih, jn Woodmen Hall Constipation is * The starting for the government service. At pleased to learn that there Is at least School and the Grammar school one ..dreaded disease that science has at five o’clock; Members as point for many.: serious: diseases. present all who pass the exami­ been able to cure In all its stages and Superintendent. Hufford of Cole­ that Is catarrh. Catarrh .being greatly welFas.such who desire to join To be healthy, keep the bowels- nation for the departmental ser­ influenced by constitutional conditions man. ; requires constitutional treatment. - Hall's are requested to attend.- ; active, and regular. - Herhine will vice are certified for (appoint­ Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and Noon. acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur-i.. - ' : .' Secretam-. remove all accumulations in the ment, examination papers are faces of the System thereby destroying 1:30. p, m —Address; by Hon. the foundation of the disease, giving the. bowels and- put the system in ; rated without delay: Examina­ patient strength by building up the-con­ Henry Sackett. Chronic Conatipatlon. stitution and assisting nature In doing its prime condition. Price 50c. Sold tions for the departmental ser r work. The proprietors have . so much, “ Consolidation” 4’ W. T. Reese. It .is by no means an easy mat­ faith in the curative powers of Hall's by S- H. Phillips. vice in Washington, D. C., for; Catarrh Medicine that they offer One “ State Aid’ ’ —J. C. Griffin. ter to cure this disease, but it can Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls both men -and women are held; to cure. Send for list of testimonials. * Round Table discussion of the be done in most instances by tak­ Improved section of land in “ N.ET & CO.. Toledo. every Tuesday ,in 400 0f the prin4 obio^oia^by' St, 75c. Compulsory Attendance Law and ing .Chamberiain’3 Tablets and Terry county To trade for im­ cipal cities. Examinations fo ..etherlaws pertaining'to the ad- complying with .the.plain printed proved land . north or east of the field service (positionsoutside!'. -. ;A. F.M arti- tiv~ of sehools, conductr direct in lin t ay. eacn San ta A n n a. Add ress J. M. of Washington, D. C ,) are iheld on:hnsines V * «.J9«wv «au.i» '®s£ wSteXgt**7* 3™ffiisLw

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Hogwallow News body along the route fs allowed Miss Rosyoia Moseley handed FJim Dillard, who has wore put. FREE OF CHARBE to vote. The present mail car­ in a: society item this week to the two pairs of shoes trying, to.'go Why suffer -with indigestion, ; : \ . ,. ■ !■■ :-tf.- ■ . . rier will doubtless be elected,as it effect that she had been the' with Miss Fruzie Allsop, has de­ dyspepsia, torpid liver/ constipa­ (CopyrigliV—E. L. Adams) isjhis duty to gather up the votes charming and attractive guest at cided to’ let)‘his light shine in tion, sour stomach, coming-.up-of-; The Calf Ribs grocery and con­ along the ^oad" and bring them the home of the Butts -girlsnear some other direction/ - food-after-eating, etc-, when you can get a sample bottle of Green’ s iiito Hogwallow, before they are Thunderation. ^ >" ■< ' fectionery has opened for busi­ i ,v • ; v" / •. •' • : • ?■ . • When you yawn a good deaVin August Flower free : at S- H. ’ counted. , ~ ness under new . management. Prof.. Sap Spradlen has donned the daytime,, feel dull,- achey arrd Phillip’s .drug store. This medi- Prof. Sa£ ,Spradlen,: of the 'ne has _ remarkable curative Potted ham and otder uncertain­ it new shirt, a better pairr o f pants ^rant to stretch frequently it is Wild'Onion school, haS purchased, properties, and has demonstrated v ties o f life will be kept constant­ and somevnew shoes and,oh this an unmistakable sympto,m of ma­ a hew . pair of shoes and they its efficiency by fifty years of ly on hand. v account he is demanding that the laria, and unless you do some­ success. . Headaches are often hurt his feet so badlyjie expelled Glab Hancock’s chickens are trustees' make some correspond-' thing at Once you are booked for caused by a disordered; stomach. two pupils yesterday. " ' compelled to remain up all night ing improvements on the school a spell of'chills. Herbine is a August Flower is put up in 25 now until he gets his chicked Miss Fruzie Allsop's new dress Jhouse. '' I and 75 cent> bottles. For, sale in chill medicine that will prevent all.civilized countries. ' ; roost completed. . y" - ^ caused Poke Eazjey’s mule to Sidney Hocks dreamed last or cure the disease. It drives out run away Tuesday. The congregation of the Dog night that he 'was kicked by a the impurities on which the mala­ ; Johnny Stewart • was sent ,to Raz Barlow .has blossomed out Hill church is so divided on a few mule. ’ The /• horse doctor was rial? germ thrives, strengthens Sweetwater Saturday night to* in a new hat and celluloid collar. questions of importance that it called this morning but could find the liver and cleanseathe bowels. relieve the regular operator for He is getting himself to look just looks like.there will have'to be a :no broken bones. Sidney has Price 50c. Sold by S.^H-,Phillips. a day dr tw o/ and, before, idturn-r about right in,.order to- make, a partition built through the middle classified this among his good ing to his place in the lodal Santa. lasting impression oh a girl with ■ ■ A. F. Martin has .secured' of the building. ! dreams. Fe officer was sent on to 7Lometa7 a farm in the.Galf Ribs Commu­ the-local agency for the ;Gulf Tobe Maseley has filed a claim to do a rday or two of telegraph Dock Hocks, the erstwhile nity. • , - - Refining Company-for the sale dentist and blacksmith, has pull­ on arid taken possession i,of two work. First .thing? Johnny's After carrying around a letter of their petroleum products. ed two teeth this week* one for persimmon trees near Hog Ford? friends know; he will be given a written by bis wife to her people This means; more gasolene Miss Fruzie Allsop and the other The Excelsior Fiddling Band good job Oir the Santa Fe. ^ inviting them to be sure'and and kerdsene for local con- for Yam Sims’ mule. has ordered a gross of music from come and spend Christmas week sumers, for' it is taken, for FOR -SALE—1&16 Model- Cricket Hicks spent Saturday Chicago, -i The shipment consists, with . them, Washington Hocks granted that Mr. Martin will Ford Car in good condition. . afternoon at the Hog Ford church today mailed it \ , _ of selections that different ones Apply to T. R. Campbell. . Ip tracing down the pedigree of a have asked them to play. push the sale of the Gulf Co^s A blind man .living near Bound­ goods. . 'j -- ■ j '■* Misses GLadys and Christine rabbit, dog he is about to swap A-nice -looking-stranger, came ■■ ■~i. . Vy V:l j : ing Billows has been almost per­ Burk have, returned from vis-: his spotted cow for. suaded to join the Excelsior Fid­ into Hogwallow this week selling The Santa Fe passenger strain its at Post City-and Tuscola. - : An election will be called next dling Band. This will be a1 good territory for a patent fly trap and' from San Angelo was, four hours month by our citizens for the improvement for the band, hut sold Fletcher Henstep the whole late; here, Monday night, owing Sam H. Brown was a busir selection of a, Mail Carrier be­ will be an awful strain on- the United States for twenty-five to the derailment of a freight ness visitor Tuesday, to the tween here and Tickville. Every­ blind man. dollars. • \ • train up the line. capital'of Brown, county.: i ■

The railroads of Texas were built at statements sre correct as fer ns to like adeauate returns mm maintained and operated for your benefit ' go, but they do not tell all the truth, for railroad investments very unattractive and are necessary for your welfare and happi "reason that they do not-show thejother ex­ counts for the almost complete cessation nf / else they would not have been authorized or penses of the railroads, such as taxes, etc. Dad construction. ; ■ ' constructed.- ( These other expenses, taxes, hire and rent of f equipment, rents of joint facilities, rents accrued More and better railroads are needed, but ^ ' . . , for lease of roads and miscellaneous rents will, Legally, it is the duty of the railroads to until the business and earnings of the railroads for the year ending Jtlne 30,1917, amount to furnish you with reasonably adequate and expe­ improve so as to favorably compare with other about seventeen million five,hundred.thousand ditions transportation service. business, men with money will not invest In dollars. Taxes alone,wiU amount to. over .five railroads, 4here being so many other avenues Of million dollars. These expenses, are just as investment where the returns are much larger - You are required to pay, in the wayo!f -legitimate and necessary'as the expense of run­ and. much more certain. Whenever the opera-, freight add passenger rates and fares, enough’ ning the trains. / / , t to pay all o f the necessary expenses of operating tion of railroads becomes reasonably- profitable, ; and maintaining the railroads and in addition money will be readily obtainable for building thereto, enough to yield to the owners a reason­ When these other necessary expenses are additional lines. ' < ably fair return upon the value of the property deducted, it will be ^en that the railroads of ' / • ,t 7 / :.v;.;7: ; :T '7;//: ’ devoted to your use and benefit. Texas have earned during the year ending June Aaaaalysis and understanding'of the con­ 30 not over 6 per cent* ppon the value o f , their ditions of the railroads, physical and'financial, ■ properties that are used exclusively, for trans­ ' will convince any fair minded man that they . The amount that you are required to pay is portation purposes for your benefit ^ controlled by your public officials, acting under cannot stand a reduction in either their freight oath, and appointed by younPresident or elected or passenger rates, and give to the people any- * by you. The amount that these public officials For the eight' preceding years the railroads thing likeladequate service. 7 If. passenger rates require you to pay is determined mainly by what of Texas had been operated at a net loss of over were reduced, freight rates would necessarily \\ it costs to operate the railroads. As you will . twenty million dollars; , ; ' > have to be increased. Everyone who buys -an®'- see further on, neither the Interstate Commerce ; thing; shipped by rail, has to contribute to. pa-y Commission or the' Texas Railroad Commission While other^legitimate business -is paying ■ freight rates. Only those who trayel exten, have authorized the charging of more than, is dividends of from ten to fifty per-cent, per - an­ . sively would wanti passenger; rates reduced mad4 'necessary. - \ • - ■ ■ - ' num, surely no just man will object to the rail- freight .rates increased. These, few are-more j . -a ■ • k:.v. . . j -l able to pay the present? reasonable -passenger. ■! ' ■ . ;/ ^ '**'VJ*v V . roads occasionally earning such a small return fares, than the masses-of the people- to pay The records of the railroads .are kept in ac­ on the ’ value of their property. Surely they greater freight rates. cordance . with rules and regulations-prescribed oughtto be permitted to earn 6 per cent once in by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Those nihe-years without being complainted at, or? : . ** 7 7_. . 7.-! 7.7;f *: ?/. . ’ ;J7. •. '• rules require the operating expenses of the rail­ abused. _ _ ^ . * To you who .pay the expenses and are- en­ 1 ‘ • " ‘ ' 4. ' " roads . to be kept .separate from, all other -‘t'- • . _ _ . , • / '• - • titled to know the facts, this simple statement expenses. ■ r i Out of the aforesaid return, the railroads - ■of the' condition of these public service utilities ; ’ • .'•‘V ’ must pay the interestctn their bonds and -other- is submitted %nd-we most respectfully and earn- i Each month there is given out frora Austin indebtedness and make betterments^ etci < eatly ask your fair and intelligent consideration.’ for publication a statement of- the- gross reve- ; nues of the railroads and their operating expen- ; Unfortunately, the inability of the railroads' Respectfully submitted, •

Austin, Texas General ManagersJexas Railroads \ .

c u m H I T E S The non-interest bearing and unsecnred >.men S ir e i assail deposits of this bank are protected by the Crashes into sour bile, making you sick and you lose Depositors' Guaranty Fund of the State of a day’s work. T e x a s. Calomel salivates! It’s mercury -Calomel acts like- dynamite -on businesslike sluggish liver. When, calomel comes into contact -with sour bile, it crashes into.it; causing cramping and nausea h I£ you feel bilious, headachy, con­ stipated and all knocked out, just go Do You Save? to your druggist .and get a 50 cent Statistics show that the num­ .bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone, which Whether you are man, woman, ber of women depositors is is a harmless vegetable substitute for girl or - boy the employes of this rapidly increasing. •dangerous Calomel.' Take a spoonful and if it. doesn’t, start; your: liver and bank will cheerfully lend ear to straighten you up better and quicker questions you may wish to ask of than nasty calomel and without mak­ We realize that women today ing you sick, you just go back and the “whys and wherefores” about are a big figure in'the business get yonr money.- saving as a simple, plain wise move world. I f you take calomel today you’ll be sick and nauseated tomorrow; be­ to make for self-protection. : sides, it may salivate you, while., i:: We pay special attention to you; take Dodson’s Liver Tone you -will wake up feeling great, full of their accounts.' ambition'and ready for work or play. It is harmless, pleasant and safe to give to children; they like it. The First State Bank\t Courteous tellers and clerks will gladly explain anything ■ MRS. STEWART, DECEASED. OF SANTA ANNA women want to- know in the Mrs. Ida Brame, who came banking line. here last week from Amarillo to (The Bank That Helps Make the Crop) attend- the funeral of Mrs. R. A Stewart,, formerly Mrs.^R. H Rrame, has written to Revf J., A. Ruffnerand from her letter the following information in regard Coleman Abstract Company, Incorparated to deceased is obtained: . In girlhood she was Carrie (Established 1885) Coleman, Texas Burton, and was reared by an aunt, her ' mother having died; when she was a child. A sister Let Us Make Your Abstracts passed on to the land of the Leal OF SANTA ANNj many years ago, but there are two surviving; brothers, whose F.. President- Leman Brown, Sec-Treasj. addresses were not known to the S. P. Scroborough, Manager writer of -the letter. She was .REWARD ■ married tp^R.- H. Brameat St. t 5 ■ .i Charles, Mo , on February 14th, vestment in this line ot $5:60 will be given 1904, the ccuple having met in ment. Coal cars now cost 5 those finishing information ergiaN raffig does:- acetylene Oklahoma City previously. In as against $1,283 in 1913; refr which wiltlead to thea^onviction early life she" was a ^member of erator cars, $2,200^,as against 'of any one' breakir^sm window The Santa Fe Railway helped the Christian chqrch, but in 1906 $1,449 in 1916, mad stock cars lenty of free air and winter lights atthe.scfaool building!. solve the car shortage .'problem she joined the Methodist' church $2,090, as against $1,089 in 1916. rfc the Central Garage., By order of the School Board.' by purchasing 3,80(Knew ,freight at El Reno, ,jbk., with her then cars,' - which' will be delivered - The purchase price of the 130 See Polk & Baxter for wag­ Ja so n T y so n , . husband, RJ H. Brame. The lat- 25 tf - ' .. ‘ . - Secretary; during August, - September and locomotives is $6,500,000, or $50- on and carriage paints. ; .;ter died in j Santa Anna two or October. The lot includes l.500 000 apiece. In 1916 the Santa more years’ago and she continued ' Good piano, tor sale or trade; - ^PUT OUT mUC BOTTLES : coal cars, l,6o6 stock-cars, .800 Fe bought the same type of loco­ have two and will give someone to reside here until June;'2adfthis refrigerators cars, ’and 500 tarik motives for $33,767 apiece. year,. when she : was married to . a'bargain. SC. F. Freeman, It will ^oblige and: accommodate cars- The company' also par* ' The total cost of new locomo­ •. 30 tf Bt 3, Santa Anna. me very much, if:.'every patron Rev.' R. A. Stewart and - went to chased 130 locomotive^, 30 to he tives and cars for. the Santa Fe reside: with him at hemew-found will think o f the- milkman arid delivered in August, 35 before at thisr time, Includmg 25 bsg- We sell' Racine 5000-mile' home near Gouldbusk. In less put ,the bottles Out promptly: and January 1, 1918, and 65 in 1918. gage care and 3.0 passenger guaranteed tires, - than a month she was taken sick regularly- ■ T need: them, every The purchase -price of -the 3800 coaches is $15,852,880. The pas* Central Garage.: and an operation was derided on. day. ' J., Ti Lawrence. cars is $8,910,000. Tank care in senger coaches now cost $20,538 The O V B Tools and Cut­ The operation was performed on arge lots now cost-$2,800- apiece, as against $16,152 in 1914, and FOB SA.LE—120 acres land, Saturday and she died Monday, lery are the standard of qual- as against $1,255 in 1915, when the , baggage cars, $13,500 as 55 in cultivation,^balance pasture, ' ity. For sale at Polk & Bax­ failing to recover from the shock the Santa Fe made a heavy in­ against $10,287, same year. 3-room house, good section., to her lowered vitality. ter’s. , ' . Price$25 QOperacre, good’ terms. - F. W. Lazalier was attend­ . , Wagon Hardware, at Polk If interested, . see T. W.'David­ son* Santa Anna. : r - 26 tf ing'court - in Coleman Satur- .& Baxter’s. - •' ■•••i Y ., •' -Vy-.' y. '->• day- ' ■ , - .Faulkner wants’; your bat- Bring your difficult jobsof Miss Bessie Lee Grady has ■ &ejy. business.' . See him at, -Welding'to'Faulkner’s Power returned io Brown wood, after .ythe Power Shop. *-y ^ Shop. 'Satisfactionguaran­ a visit to relatives,here. ; Get your Wagon -s Body teed. _ ‘ ~ '' "ihardwarOrat Polk & Baxter’s .. '.:f ;Y', ■ : Y '’v Mrs.: Ida Cates, has return­ .We,call for laundry on Mon­ - -and save money., - , ■ ed to her home at Bartlett, days and Wednesdays and de­ after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. .Save maney on your tire liver itori'-Thurscfays and Sat­ W. L. Close. Her sister, Mrs. . bills by having them repaired, Mm urdays. s ^ill Parker, Phone: Helen Connaway, from-Brown . at the Central Garage. > -: 29. . " “T , ^ ' j ; county, was a guest of. Mrs. S e r v ic e Ca r . ^ D ayv phone Close at the same time and" : WOODa-Liveoak. postoak and 188; night phone1 245. Will go: mesquiti; cord wood, for sale; 4 she l^as^-also gone home. - - 7 *3y^here, any time; niiles west-of Trickham. See1 or ^ Summer Complaint:: Our Profits -30 Henry Close. ? phone R, B, Barnett. . I 30 4t During the hot weather of the paint, Carriage paint summer months ’ some: members are divided with our customers - You will find-Willard Stor­ anS paint brushes, at Polk & of almost every fam ily'is likely age".-Batteries for rent kt Baxter’ s. . to be troubled with an unnatural With every cash purchase we Faulkner’s Garage. looseness of the bowels, arid it is Rev-O-Noc and>New P erfec­ give you a coupon. ’ These Of the greatest importance that : One Second-hand. Standard tion Oil Cook stoves, at Polk' this -be treated promptly, . which coupons are redeemable in a & Baxter’s. - ; , , . ‘ , Sewing- machine, good as new, can only be done when”the medi­ great variety of; useful articles. ‘ Phone ,29 and,.'1 have us .call for sale at a bargain^ aEPofk cine is kept .at hand. Mrs. F. F. &r Baxter"^.' for your laundry^ and deliver Scott, .Scottsville, N. Y ., ^states, Why not trade: where you can have a Will Parker.v ‘ I first used fchamberlain’s Colic it. • VC7: For blacksmithing of any share in the profits. Ask us for a cat­ and : Diarrhoea Remedy as much Give the "Central Garage a description, see W. E. Faulk- alogue of premiums and begin saving trial for auto repairing, v.ul-|ner> as five years ago. At that time I had a severe attack of summer your coupons. caniziug, gasoline and acces- j complaint and was suffering in- sones. W . E : B A X ] pain- One do3e relieved ■ Try the Williams Cow Yoke Fire and Tornz^ DJltaNkmSKibers o f my fam - :as Mercantile Co.... o n that breachy cow. For sale Santa Anj .at Polk & Baxter's.