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W )Mai MMnP FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, .191 2.
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JiXEDPAlNX
jjrSlDEWHITy
The
Kind
That
Lasts
Two Houses to Paint?
Well! Paint one houae with any other brand
of mixed paint or with load and oiL Paint
tho other house, with , ,
Mastic
Paint
"The Kind That Lasts"
Next time you point you'll paint both houses
with Mattic Paint. In fact, you'll bo pretty
certain to get Mattic Paint for tho "other"
house long btform your "Mastic" house needs
repainting.
Manufactured by
Peaslee-Gaulbert Co.
Incorporated
Louisville, Kentucky,
SOLD BY
SIEPKON
BO
flmt:: Mrs. M. V. Ewing, second,
Embroidered shirt walst-Miss , Re
becca Carpenter, first; Miss Brownie
Glddens, Second. 1
Tatting Mrs. McBrlde, first; Miss
Daisy Bell, Becond.
Knit lace Mrs. R, E. Nichols, first;
Mrs. Fannie L. S. Ham, second. .
Crochet lace Mrs. Bruce Cochran,
first; Mrs. W. J. Laije, second.
I Battenburg Mrs. R. S. Hopkins,
first; Miss Neeljpy Abernathy, sec
ond. ' .
Irish crochet Mrs. Robert Jones,
first; Miss Estelle Nevills, second.
Old Ladies Work.
Crochet or knitting Mrs. W. T. Er
win,' first; Mrs. Wm. King, second.
Jiand ' sewing Mrs. H. G. Evans,
first; Mrs. Emily Dixon, second.
Hand made rug Mrs. W. J. , Case,
In the woman's department of the first; Mrs. Elizabeth Neely, second.
IN THE FLORAL HALL
MADE BY THE
A BULL DURHAM QUILT A FEA
TURE IN THE TEXTILE DE
r PARTMENT. 1 - "
COOD WORK OF MISS HENDERSON
The Superior Quality and Number of
! Fruit Exhibit a Noticeable Feature
While the Culinary Work Was of
Higher Order Than Usual.
floral hall the entries were numerous,
! Drawn work Mrs. M. V. Ewing,
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NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
County Court Clerk's Office, Sept. 13,
1912. .
'J. W. Foster et al, Complainants
. ,: vs.
E. Roach et al, Defendants.
It appearing from' affidavit filed in
this cause, that the defendants, T. N.
Foster and Bettle Foster, are resi
dents of Texas, William Joyce and
Sam Joyce are residents of Kansas,
all non-residents of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered that they
enter their appearanceherein before
or on the First Monday in October
next, 1912, and plead, answer, cr de
mur to Complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as
to them and set for hearing ex parte;
and that a copy of this order be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in
The Columbia Herald.
A Copy Attest:
: H. W. THOMAS, Clerk
W. B. GORDON, Sol'r. for Complt.
... isi4t ' ' ' -
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
'though the individual displays in that ES
Embroidery Mrs. W. L. Parish,
portion of the building were smaller flrgt. Mnj 0ctavine AUIs0Ili BeC0nd.
than usual. In the textile depart- Childs Work.
ment there were many admiral pieces Hand sewing Carrie Sowell, first;
of woman's handiwork with the need- Mary E. Sowell, second.
le and In drawn thread work, but Buttonholes Louise Sowell, first;
there were none, however, that at- Mildred Latta, second.
traded more attention than the quilt Embroidery Gertrude Erwin, first;
made by Mrs. Rawls. This curiosity Rebecca Helm, second.
was pieced entirely from Bull Dur- Pin cuBhlon Sarah Looney.
ham tobacco sacks, these having been Collection of needlework Children
ripped open, hand dyed and hand at orphans home.
sewed. There were several hundred Culinary Division Breads.
sacks, colored in yellow and brown Salt rising Mrs. Louis Fry, first;
and worked into a fence, row of col- Mrs. W. D.' Hastings, Becond.
COL. JOS. L. HUTTOH
IS AGAIN HONORED
THE WELL KNOWN . BANKER
ACHIEVES HIGH DISTINC
TION IN HJS PROFESSION. -
Col. Jos. L. Hutton, president of
the Phoenix National Bank, has been
accorded an exceptionally high honor
by the American Bankers Association
which is in session at Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Hutton Is attending as the vice
president from this state, and - has
just been elected as a member of the
executive council, the select body
tha,t really guides ana directs the des
tinies of this great organization. Col.
Hutton has long been prominent In
banking circles. He has held every
office in the gift of the State Bankers'
Association and has for some time
been the vice president of the nation
al association.
SiibMtrt: For The Hermit
WHAT'8 THE reason.
Many Columbia People In Poor
' Health Without Knowing the
Cause.
Conntv Pmirt rierk'a Offlrn. Rnt ft. ors. There was mucn comment on uorn ngnt Mrs. u. w. mcnois,
1912. the quilt and the excellence of the' first; Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
J. W. Bassham et al, Complainants ' needie worv tne uniformity of the Yeast rising Mrs. did Dooley,
colors In the dyeing process, and the first; Mrs. C. T. Looney, second.
nnvAl manner in which the patch- Boston brown bread Mrs. T. E.
work of pieces were gathered. Lipscomb, first; Mrs. Lee Vaughan,
In the. fruit canning, preserving and second.
TS.
Fred McKee, et al, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed in
this cause, that the defendants,
James Bassham, supposed to live in
A 1 x n a i.
Aransas; Mjrrue Hassnam, ana me i culmary department there were some Rolls-Mrs. Louis Fry, first; Mrs.
whoHA namnii Mi-Bha ar nn ' unusual developments. In this de- Sid Dooley, second
known, Mrs. Ida Bassham Huff and
husband, Huff, 'residents of Tex
as, and Mrs. Ada Bassham Huddles
ton and husbahd, Will Huddleston,
and other unknown heirs of L. F. Bas
sham, deceased, are non-residents of
the State of Tennessee.
IV. ! therefore ordered that they
enter their appearance herein before
or on the first Monday in October,
1912, and plead, answer or demur to
Complainant's bilL or the earn. will be
taken for confessed, as .to them and
set for hearing ex parte; and that a
copy of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in The Colum
bia WeeWy, Herald, t
A Copy Attest: -
H. W. THOMAS, Clerk.
J. H. DINNING, "
6!4t ' Solicitor for Complainant
LAND SALE
Mrs. N.-R. Greenlaw, et al
Clarence, alias Pete Gordon, et al
In the Chancery Court at . Columbia,
. Tennessee.'
Pursuant to a decree entered in
above styled cause at the April Term,
1912, on minutes at page 102, I will
on T
SATURDAY, THE 5th DAY OF OC
TOBER, 1912,
at 12 'clock noon, at the Court House
door in Columbia, Tennessee, sell to
the highest bidder, the land describ
ed in said decree bounded and de
scribed as follows, to-wit: Lying in
the 9th civil district of Maury coun
ty, Tennessee, comprising 5 acres
more or less, bounded on the north
by Federal Chemical Company, for
merly Voss, east' by W. C. Joyce, W.
by W. T. Letslnger and Public Road,
and on the south by' Gabriel Gant.
, ; . TERMS.
Said sale will be made for cash,
which will be required in cash on day
of sale. Sale free from the equity of
redemption.
This the 6th day of September,
1912. .
6l4t A. N. AKIN, C. & M.
partment there were more thatf two'. Beaten biscuit Mrs. G. W. Nichols,
thousand articles, some of them be- first;' Mrs. Sid Dooley, second.
lng entered in collections which re- Buttermilk biscuit Mrs. C. T. Loo
quired Judging only as a collection ney, first; Mrs. J. M. Martin, second,
and not individually. But with all ' Beaten biscuit by girl under fifteen
this the judges passed upon 1,036 arti- years of age Catherine Hastings,
$leB during Wednesday afternoon and first; Mary Davis Helm, second. ?
Thursday morning, and when the , Cora muffins Miss Frankle Lips
work was completed it was a matter . comb, fist; Mrs. John Dobbins, sec
of but little trouble In the detail work ' ond. ' ' '
to set it in shape for publication, Corn pone-Mrs. W. D. Hastings,
the way of systematizing the entries first; Mrs. Will Ridley, Becond.
in their proper class having been bo
thoroughly and efficiently " done by
Miss Charlotte Henderson at the be
ginning tha.t it waa but the work of
a moment to turn to any department
or any class and see at a glance the
exact condition of that class Or de
partment, - and too much cannot be
said of the faithful and efficient work
of Miss Henderson and-heyjeorps of
assistants - . '
Amards in woman's department
Textile Department
Hand sewing Mrs. E. W. Long,
first; Miss Laura Armistead, second.
" Machine sewing Mrs. H. L. Yoke
ly, first; Miss Carrie Smith, second.
Darning Mrs. Otey Jonnson, first;
Mrs. T. "H. Neely, second
Buttonholes Mrs. bid Dooley,
first; Mrs. C. T. Looney, second.
Rug or carpet Mrs. Rawls, first;
Miss Ida Daugherty, second.
Knit or crochet spread Mrs. Wm.
King, first, Mrs. Sue Cox, second.
Loaf Cakes.
Dark fruit cake Mrs. W. D. Has
tings, first; Mrs. G. W. Nichols, sec
ond. ' ' '
Angel food Mrs. G. W. Nichols,
first; Mrs. Luther Wiley, second.
Spice cake Mrs. J. M. Martin,
firBt; Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
Layer Cakes.'
Chocolate Mrs. G. W. Nichols,
first; Mrs. T. H. Neely, Second.
Caramel Mrs. G. W. Nichols, first;
Miss Rebecca" Carpenter, second.
Jelly Mrs. G. W. Nichols, first;
Mrs. T. H. Neely, Becond.
Spice Mrs. G. W. Nichols, first;
Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
MarshmallowB Mrs. G. W. Nich
ols, grst; Mrs. J. M. Martin, second.
Lemon Mrs. G. W. Nichols, first;
Mrs. J. M. Martin, second.
8mall Cakes and Wafers.
Teacakes Mrs. J. M. Martin, first;
Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
FRIDAY 'AFTERNOON.
The high school apportionment was
announced 'from the comptroller's of
fice Friday, and Maury's portion is
$1,368.92. This includes $211.75 on
last year, which waa omitted by er
ror.
Lawrence county receives $1,157.07,
Giles JL157.07, Williamson $1,157.07.
There are scores of people who
Drag wt - a miserable etinence TVlth-
out realizing the cause of tfhelf suf
fering. Day after Uy they r
racked with bachache and headache;
suffer from nervousness, dizztaess.
weakness, languor and depression.
Likely the kidneys have fallen be
hind in their work of filtering the
. olood and that is the root of the
trouble. Look to your kidneys,' as
sist them on their work giro them
the help they need. You can use
no better remedy than Doan's Kid
ney Pills endorsed by over one
hundred thousand people," and by
your neighbors In Columbia.
Mrs. F. M. Dooly, 52 E. 9th St,
Columbia, Term;, says: 'tDoan's
Kidney Pills did me a world of good
and I can therefore recommend them
highly. I got' this remedy from Ad
ams tt Martin's Drug Store when 1
was suffering from backache, dlszy j
and nervous spells and other svmp-L Another ring will be added to the
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For sale by all dealers. Price SO
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Remember, the., name Doan's
ui take ao other. IS
published program of th horse show
for tonight, the ladles equestrian ring
being the extra number.
When baby suffers with croup, ap
ply and give Dr. Thomas' Edectrtc
Oil at once. Safe for children. A
little goes a long way. 2Se and 56s.
At all drag stores. "
Vacation Kays arefierc
Baseball and Sporting Goods,
HammocKs, All Summer
. Comforts
Refrigerators, Cream Freezers, Oil
Stoves, Cook Stoves and Ranges, Screen
Doors and Windows, Porch and Lawn
Swings, Fireless Cookers, let us show
you these wonderful labor and fuel sav
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Hardware, Paint, Cement,Locks,Hinges,
Nails. We are strong on this line. Do
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ranted. Deering Mowers and Rakes.
I . Both Phones No. 73. Respectfully,
Dobbins Ewing
Columbia, Tenn.
Dark cookies Mrs. G. W. Nichols,
Silk qUilt Mrs. C. T. Looney, first; first; Mrs. W. D. Hastings, second
Mrs. Kuhn Johnson, second. j Ginger snaps Mrs. T. H. Neely,
Cotton patch work Mrs. Rawls, first; Mrs. C. T, Looney, second,
first., j Cheese wafersMrs. G. W. Nichols,
Worsted patchwork Mrs. J. W. ( first; Mrs. C. T. Looney, second.
Nowlin, first ' Pies.
Sofa pillow Mrs. Austin Owen,. Apple Mrs. J. M. Hartln, first;
first; Mrs. J..W. Nowlin, second. i Miss Rebecca Carpenter, second.
Handkerchief Mrs. Annie Evans,' Lemon Mrs. G. W. Nichols, first;
first; Mrs. T. H. Neely, second. Mrs. C. T Looney, second.
Collar and cuff set Miss Rebecca Plum pudding Mrs. C...T. Looney,
Carpenter, first; Mrs. Elsie Sellars, first; Mrs. G. W. Nichols, second,
second. ' ' j Cordials and Wines.
Braid work Mrs. Walter Forgey, Blackberry wine Mrs. T. H. Neely,
first; .Miss Tabitha Williamson, sec- first; Mrs. Oscar Glenn, second.
ona, I Blackberry cordial Mrs. W. P.
Fancy apron Miss Annie Fowler; Morgan, first; Mrs. J. M. Martin, sec
first;' Miss Rebecca Carpenter, sec ohd.
ond. ' I ; Grape wine Mrs. C. T. Looney,
-up! to- .LrtriiKtHrt jiHnnwin Mrm. -C. Ant: JUss ' ifekn Nicholson, -nscond.
T. Looney. first; Mrs. Satterfleld, sec- Tompkins, first; Miss Rebecca Car-,"4 rs. "Geoi-ge TuUos, second.
ond . penter, secona. j ... ...v,
Knitted sock or stocking Mrs. S. Brandled peaches Mrs. R. E. Nich- mi r- icnois, secona. -W.
Dobbins, first; Mrs. Eliza Shields, ols, first; Mrs. W. T. Chaffin, second. I, Plum--Mrs. G. W. Nichols, first;
-econd ' ' Grape Juice Miss Rebecca Carpen. , k"86 Nichols, second. ' ;
m ntr John. tnr. nrat? Mrs. K K. NichoTa. HAonrt ' hcuvd a. ....v,
XUttUCU BlIVU UIOl ww - F
Chill sauc Mrs. W. D. Hastings,
first; Mrs. Will Cotham, second.
Watermelon Mrs. C. T. Looney,
first; Mrs. W. P. Morgan, second.
Catchups.
Ripe tomato Mrs. Jim Moore,
first; Mrs. W. P. Morgan, Becond. '
RlDe peDDei' Mrs. G. W. Nichols.
flrsty Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
Preserves.
Blackberry Mrs. J. J. xentz, first;
Mrs. Wallace Ussery, Becond.
Plum Mrs. C. T. Looney, first;
Miss Louise Nichols, second.
Peach Mrs. R. E. Nichols, first;
Mrs. Sid Dooley, second. -
Apple Mrs. R. E. Nichols, first;
Mrs. J. M. Martin, second.
Peai- Miss Rebecca Carpenter,
first; Mrs. T. H. Cook, second.
Quince Mrs. W. T. Chaffln.
Damson Mrs. J. M. Martin, first;
Mrs. R. E. Nichols, second.
Grape Mrs. Frank Leanhard, Brst;
Hrs. J. H. Murphy, second. "
Cherry Mrs C. T. Looney, first;
Miss Rebecca Carpenter, second.
Citron Mrs. W. P. Morgan, first;
Mrs. Clifford JJendley, second.
Raspberry Mrs. J. P. Baugh, first;
Miss Rebecca Carpenter, second.
firsff
flnf
. Jellies.
Strawberry Mrs. . 42.
-T. Xioooey,
T. H,
son, first; Miss KeDecca uarpenier, awiv ciubi mra. a. n. iais, '
second. nrst; Mrs. t. h. weeiy, second. ....w..,
Beadwork-Mrs. Satterfleld, flret; Apple vinegar Miss iiura Mat-,Mr8- wee'y econa-
Miss Sara Muriel, second. thews, first; Mrs. L. Collins, second. -
Drawn work-Mrs. T. H. Neely, Pepper sauce Mrs. G. W. Nichols,! -rD jAppiesars. u. w. iNiccois,
first; Mrs. Fred Journey, second. ' first; Mrs. R. E. Nichols, second. . ,nrBlJ
Drawn shirt waist-Mrs. Bruce Pickles. ' mw-. . u.
V i a. 1 . J
Cochran, first; Mrs. T. H. Neely, sec Cucumber, sour MrB. C. T. Loo-,ljOU,8, WKno" Bei-"uu-
... - I tYitMSAii T nfaa . XT fall tl a fli-ct
ond. ney first, secona.
Set of six doilies Mrs. C. W. Ram- Cucumber, sweet Miss Rebecca Mrs- .Mcnois, secona.
bo, first; Mrs. Essie Sellers, second. Carpenter, first; Miss Rebecca Erwin,' nerry jrs j. m aiarun, nrsi,
Centerpiece-Mrs. M. V. Ewing. second. irB. i. eOTuu.
r i I sia. r tf .r t t a a .
first; Miss Essie Sellers, second. I Onion-Mrs. T. H. Neely, - first; um " vv. icno, nrsi,
Silk Boss Mrs. W. Levi Chlsholm. Mrs. Frank Leonhard, second. n- cnois, setoao.
first; Mrs. C. W. Rambo, second. Stuffed pepper Mrs. W. ,P. Mor- Marmalades.
Eyelet Miss , Mary Armistead, gan, first; Mrs. R. E. Nichols, second. Blackberry Mrs. J. It Martin,
first; Mrs. E. W. Long, second. - Chowcbow Mrs. Wallace Ussery, nrst; mrs. w. mcnois, secona.
French embroidery Mrs. W. G. first; Mrs. Allen Harlan, second. Peach Mre. Frank Leanhard, first;
McAdams, first; Mrs. Irene Nlchol- Mustard Mrs. w. D. Hastings, Mrs. G. w. Nicnola, second.
son, second. , first; Mrs. T. H. Nichols, second. Apple Mrs. Sid Dooley, first; Mrs.
Briar stitch Miss Mary Armistead Mixed pickle Mrs. W. D. Hastings, Clifford Hendley, second.
first; Miss Mary Ridley, second. first; Mrs. T. H. Nichols, second. . t vjumce Mrs. T. H. Neely, nrst;
Scalloping Mrs. M. V. Ewing, Peach, sweet Mrs. W. T. Chaffln, Mrs. G. W. Nichols, second. .
first; Mrs. Fred Latta, second. first, Mrs. Allen Harlan, second." I Pineapple Mrs. G. W. Nichols,
Monogram work Mrs. W. P. Mor- Pear, sweet Mrs. Sid Dooley, first; nrst; Mrs. C T. Looney, second.
gan. first; Miss Annie Evans, second. Mrs. G. W. Nichols, second. 1 Apple butter Mrs. C. T. Looney,
WaUachian Mrs. W. G. McAdams, Cantaloupes Mrs. T. H. Neely. first; Mrs. J. M. Martin, second. !
Canned Fruit. anH Vntahln
: Strawberries Mrs. T. H. Neely.
Raspberries Mrs. J. M. Martii
first; Mrs. G. W. Nichols, second.
Peaches Mrs. Eliza uanlels, liret
Mrs. Walter Hendricks, second,
Plums Mrs. J. H. Murphy, &ni
Mrs. Josie Lancaster, second
Apples Mrs. T. H. Neely, flril
Mrs. E. J. Davis, Becond.
Pears Mrs. J. J. Lents, nrst; Mrl
Walter Hendricks, second.
Cherries Mrs. Wallace Usserl
first; Mrs. G. W. Nichols, second.
Quince Mrs. G. W. ivicholB, flrefl
Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
Tomatoes Mrs. T. H. Neely, flrsi
Mrs, - C. H. Park, scond.
Peas Mrs. C. T. Looney, firs
Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
Asparagus Mrs. T. H. Neely, flrw
Mrs. C. T. .Looney, second.
- Corn Mrs. C. T. Looney,
Mrs. T; H. Neely, second.
Okra Mrs. . C. T. Looney,
Mrs. T. H. Neely, second.
Beans Mrs. J. J. Lentz, first; Mn
T. H. Neely. Becond.
Butter beans Mrs. T. H. Nt
first; Mrs. C. T. Looney, second
Flowers and Plants.
Cut flowers Mrs. W. P. Morgai
first; Mrs. W. D. Hastings, second.
'1 (Art aBnd Wnatagrmpby.
Pen and Ink Miss Esther Fre
man, first; Mrs. Spence McFall, ie
ond. "),v ,
Charcoal Miss Esther Freem
first; Miss Mary McKennon, secon
Water color Miss ' Annie Turn
Sheegog. first; Mrs. G. W. Nich'
second. .
Oil Miss Mary McKennon, Orsl
Miss Annie Turner Sheegog, secia;
Unina-MIss Ruth Flemfne. urw
Miss. Mary McKennon, second
Burnt woodMrs. G. W. NIcho
first; Mrs. Alfred Barker, second
" Stencil Mrs. H. C. Horn.
Basket work Miss Tabitha V
liamson, first; Miss Carrie Smith,
ond. i
Portrait Mrs. F. C. BoardflM
first; Miss Mary McKeuiion, secon
Specials, beaten biscuit Mrs.
C. Church.
Special, tomato collection Mrs-
D. HastingB.
"Doan's Ointment cured me of 1
sema that had . annoyed me l
long Ume. The result was
Hon. S. W. Matthews. Cofflff
aloner. Labor ' Statistics. Lvfn
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