Polk County news. [volume], November 24, 1921, Image 8

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TYES, the home newspaper is a
QJ community institution, like the
Jj church and the school and the
farm and home bureaus. It is being so
recognized byfle sttte agricultural
colleges, which see that it is helping
and can help still more to create and
eve lope a wholesome, satisfying rural
and small town life. If you are in-'
tercsted in community life you will
want to have a part in home paper -
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. . cjsi, c.-cy (mist come dock, mere must ue a rcttmuu. ruu r.
' :j".iqs you wanted, merchandise you realiy needed.
You x j e rUrtit us uie following prices will prove. Nevertheless it is a well
hi crt? lit:::-.: pri:ie!pfc in business that goods must be sold at a profit. There
Is no prr.f it ic us at these prices. -The price pendulum has swung to its
n farthest low sloe, it must now start back. Buy now, it is your last chance at
J profitless merchandise for cash or produce. -
Emm Yoisr Booster!
Every en 2 Iove3 a booster, but every one is
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ready to h'oost for his booster.
'-The booster is supposed to boost because he
likes to do it and in a great measure that is so.
The "greatest booster in history, however
the home town paper must combine with the
natural liking for the boosting- game, the re
wards the simplest rules of business requires
for the continuance of the boosting spirit.
The editor of your home town paper likes to
be appreciated just as you like to be appreciated.-
And how better may your appreciation be ex
pressed than by the amount of money that goes
through his cash register? ...
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SWEATERS
Men's from $3 to $6
BOYS SUITS
10 suits for ,$5 to $7.50
Children's, from $1 up to $5
Xadies from $2.50 to $7
Men's $30 suits for - $22
Men's S4Ssuiis for $12.50
UNDERWEAR
. Ladies, from ....... 65c to $2.25
''Men's from $1 to $2.50
CIoihI msmm Uiirii I w-(.hildreii's,. cheap
Ucst ..rrulc; jiinham per yard 20c
OiiTintf ....12ito20c
Dojiic;-.lic 15 to 20c
Weibave ; tiling you weed in the
cloth line- -
LADIES COATS
Laclits Coats from ..S15 to $30
Ladies Silk Skirts from .$2 to. 4
Children's Coats f-rom $2 to f 15
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ti' LADIES RAIN COATS
Xiotng for ?6,50 while they list
CARPETS
Home made rag carpets for $2 long as
they last
GLOVES
All kinds of Ladias Cloves. Laces,
Ribbons,- etc.
Best grade table cloth 30c vard
Table Linen ..'. : 90c yard
CAPS, HATS, TOBOGGANS
Children's Toboggans 25c to 75c
Men's Caps ..25cto$2
Boys CapS 50c to $1.50
'Men's Hatk..., :. $2 and up
BLANKETS
Cotton Blankets ; .....$2.50 pair
Wool Rlankcts $6.50 to$8-50
Counterpanes $2-75 while they fast
Towels.. 10c to 30c
SHOES
A new line of children's Skuffer shoes
at a very low price.; We handle the U'S
S. Army and John C. Roberts shces
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Dry Goods : Coin
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Icvcland Rational Bank
Cicvcland, Tennessee
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..Ml Prolits ..; 1-fO Off oo
:dir': lability 150.000.00
Total Responsibility'.-....... $440 000.00
OFNCIZRS
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Vent. W. P. Lang, Activ; Vice Pres
k J. Harle, Cashier.
on Special Deposits
: .Special Attention to our Mail Order
Department.
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;TLLCW PENCJL WITH TIIE RED BAND
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iiAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEWVORK
Following is the approved state
song of the state of Tonnes ee as
s,nng at the opening of the Ten
nessee centenial. The official
song of the national 15. Y- P. U.
convention, at Chattanooga, 1898.
Sung in the, public schools of
Tennessee-
"Old Tennessee."
(By Dr. A.J. Holt. Air "Beulah
Land.")
The land of puiv and balmy air,
Of streams so clear and . skies so
fair, ,--
Of mountain grand ami fountains
-free; .
The lovely land of Tennessee.
Chorus: i
Oh, Tennest-e! 1'air Tennessee;
The land of all the world to me r
I stand upon thy mountain high,
And hold communion with the
And view the glow ing landscape
n'erv
Old Tennesiee fj)rcverin6re.
The fairest of the fair we sec,
The bravest of the brave luve we,
The freest of the noble frec7
In battle-scatred old Tennessee.
The rarest fruits and fairest
flowers,
And happiest homes on earth are
ours;
If heaven below could only be,
'Twould surely shine in Tennessee
Awake my harp with tunefu
string
And of thy lovely country sing,
From east to west the chorus be
God bless our dear old Tennessee
Cleveland Herald.
SERVILLA
.Mrs. Sarah Lingerfelt, who is
Hearing her, 120 year, is very sick
and purfectly helpless. She has
been blind 22 years but has had
a fine memory up until recently.
She lives with her grandson Frank
Smith, and Mr. Smith is to be
congratulated for' the special care
he has taken with the' old ladv.
Gfacy Morgan . has returned
home from Ktowah, "where, she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joe Stephers.
School is progressing nicely at
thi place.
I People Read
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Subscribe today. . ' "
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUii-DOWN
Missouri Lady Suffered Until Sha
Tried Cardui. Says "Result
Was Surprising." Got Along t;
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.
Springfield Mo. 'Mr back was no
weak I could hardly stand up, and I
would nave bearing-down pains and
was not well at any time," says Mrs.
D. V. Williams, wife of a well-known
farmer on Route' 6, this place. "I
kept getting headaches' and having to
go to bed," continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use of
Cardui. v"My husband, having heard
of Cardui, proposed getting It for me.
"I eaw after taking some Cardui
. . . that I wa3 improving. The result '
was surprising. I felt like a different
person. - ,
"Later I suffered from weakness
and weak back, and felt all run-down.
did not rest well at night. I was no
nervous and cross. My husbajid said
he would get me Bomo Cardui, whit-h
he did. It strengthened me . . . M
doctor said I got along flno. I was la
good healthy condition. I cannot
eay too much for If
Thousands of womenJiaTa unff!
as Mrs. Williams describes, until thoy
fonnd relief from the use of Cardal.
Since It has hclned ao m&nv vmi
should' not hesitate to try Cardui If
troubled with womanly ailments.
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