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WASTE IfJ THE HOME
MOST IMPORTAm
Ai fiATION I
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OFTKEUHFAVORBIE
SCHOOL CONDITIONS
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JUDGE ERWIN SUCCEEDS HIM
SELF AS REORDER FOR THE
NEXT TWO YEARS.
NEW MEMBERS SCHOOL BOARD
Resolutions of Respect Regarding the
Death of Dr. William Biddle and
John Latta Ordered Spread, on the
Minutes.
"I do not believe the community
would stand for the present condi
NATIONAL EXTRAVAGANCE HAS
PREVAILED 8INCE EARLY
COUNTRY HISTORY.
EOOD PRODUCTS THROWN AWAY
The Enormous Waste of Foods In the
Country Is Due Largely to Ignor
ance and Carelessness of the Ser
They ;Jbbe Satisfied i
vant Class.
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"Real Fisherman's Luck
for Duke's Mixture Smokers"
Good tobacco and a good reel That's surely a lucky
combination for the angler and here's the way you caa
save uem Dotn.
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All smokers should know Duke's Mixture made by
liggett 4 Af!yer at Durham, N. C.
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Pay what you will, you cannot get better granulated i
tobacco for 5c than the big ounce and a half sack of
Duke's Mixture. It's good any way you smoke it.
Get a Good Fishing Reel Free
S' saviag the Coupons now packed in Liffttt $ Mytn Dnka'a
ixtura. Or. if youdoa't wantareel geUnyoneoftha hundreds
f other articles. Ia the list you will find something for every
Msobar of Ue family. Pipes, cigarette cases, catcher's gloves.
cameras, watcnas, toller articles, etc.
These handsome presents cost yea
nothing not one cent. They simply
express eur appreciation of yoar
patronage. J,
Remember you still get the same
big one and a half ounce sack for 6c
enough for many satisfying smokes.
DurinwJVovambtr andDmemm-
bmr only, wm will mnd our matt
Qltutratad eatmlogam or prnta
FREE. Simply send us yoar
name and address.
Cprnt from Dukft Mixturt may U
assorted with tan fro HDRM
SHOE. J.T..TINSLErS NATURAL
LEAF.GRANGER TWIST, muf
ti FOUR ROSES (lOc-tm LmkU
touponh PICK PLUG CUT. PIED.
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tions if it really knew the conditions
as they actually exist. The child life
of the community is menaced from
almost every point of view and our
people only need to be informed be
yond the peradventure of a doubt, to
insure a positive, determined and
speedy action for relief."
Such were the words of Superin
tendent Harris in " addressing the
board of mayor and aldermen Thurs
day night concerning the condition of
the primary grades of the schools,
which is receiving To much attention
just now. '
Immediately on the convening of
the municipal board the roll was call
ed and the minutes read, and the reg
ular order of business was suspend
ed to hear the conference commit
tee from the board of education.
Chairman Salmon was the first to be
heard, followed by Secretary Yoest
and Judge Erwin. Then came Prof.
Harris talk, following whjch it was
decided that the building and fur
nishings committee of the board of
education had the power to proceed
for present and immediate relief.
This will he done by an arrangement
of the rooms at the Athenaeum in
such a manner as to utilize the Su
perintendent's office for the expres
sion room, the manual training going
to the present room used by the ex
pression teacher, and a division of the
fourth grade to take the manual train
ing room. This solution of the condi
tions, while offering temporary re-
We are continually reminded of
the need of conservation of our nat
ural resources forests, mines, wa
ter powers and the like and action
in this direction is highly desirable,
if not even now absolutely necessa
ry. Given sufficient time the forests
may . be increased, the water powers
extended from a few months to the
entire year and dying soils revived.
But there is a yet more Important
waste that is nation wide, and is
found where there are neither forests
nor mines, nor water powers. , It ex
ists in' every state and is growing all
the time, not only by reason of larg
er population, but at an increasing
percentage aa well. '
This is the waste In the home
kitchen. , ;
As a nation we have practiced ex
travagance irom childhood; really a
natural and logical sequence in a
land of apparently inexhaustible re
sources, where valuable hardwood
trees were burned to clear the land
for cultivation, which same land pro
duced so bountifully that corn was of
ten used as fuel because It was too
cheap to sell. Those days hate pass
ed, it is true never to return again
In the United States. . But the con
dition named was only one of many,
incident to the growth of this coun
try; and however justifiable those
wastes may have been in their day,
and while not practiced at the pres
ent time, they nevertheless contrib
uted to the growth of a reckful waste
fulness which has now pervaded all
classes. Even the most thriftly im-
.'mionifit. Ksi-n snfl roftrfln rn lTAV
lief will do , all that is possible at , " ' " " " ( ,
i, ,' - c se the most extreme ' economies,
tiroDant at ffia van minimum at . t
s jbuou owe iuuuu ui n aiier a icw jtau
in America, wnicn tnrows away every
Customers and Good
Adwrtisers
The Light Running Florence Wagons are strictly
home manufactured products, manufactured by home
men from home materials and for home people. Every
piece of every wagon is sold under the company's
binding guarantee and satisfaction is assured. The
spokes are made of hand split Tennessee Hickory, the
hubs are made of Tennessee and Alabama post oak,
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in fact all of the timber used in these wagons comes J
I j from the woods near ftorence. i
Don't invest your hard earned money in some
thing made a thousand miles from home by people of
whom you have never heard until you have thorough-
ly inspected our home manufactured Florence Wagons
and Robinson-McGill vehicles.
RobigisoM-GKUl
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OPINION IN THE
' BENDERMAN CASE
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FECIAL CHANCELLOR FLEMING
DECIDES THAT COUNTY HAS
. RIGHT OF, WAY.
In the case of Thomas Benderman
et ai vs. J. T. Petty et al, wherein
Petty and the other road commission
ers of the county sought to run a
road through the Benderman farm,
Special Chancelor W. 8. Fleming,
sitting ' by agreement, rendered an
opinion granting the right to estab
lish the road in accordance with a
former agreement of the complain
ants without compensation or cost of
fences to the complainants, and this
without prejudice to the rights of the
county to establish any right of way
by condemnation and compensation
by appraisal.
The case may be appealed, the us
ual time being allowed to perfect the
appeal.
ATE DOG BISCUIT
SEEKS DAMAGES
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TO;
DAUGHTER OF 80AP MANUFACT
URER DOESN'T RELISH JOKE
AT BRIDGE PARTY. '
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In the meantime the enabling acji
for" passage by the incoming legisla
ture is to be prepared, and the citi
zens of the city, the members of the
board of mayor and aldermen, and
all who are Interested in the proper
welfare of the children of the city
and their - educational advancement
are invited nd urged by the board of
education and the teachers of the va
rious grades, to visit the Bchools and
see for themselves that the unfavor
able reports that are made are not
exaggerated. ; ; "
The teachers are doing what Is pos
sible, but with the excessive numbers
under each teacher, that personal ele-
( PATTERSON,' N.' J., Dec. 9. Not
taking kindly to a practical Joke in
Y a ?fyrr rt napirtn or Artr an at a
; r ' 1 . , , 7 iment, that Individual contact that Is
bridge luncheon, Miss Helene Wlnton, .... .
DVT UClf iUI W (,11V VU1IU 111 1UV flllUH"
ry stage cannot be adopted. Hence
the development is not what it could
be expected and demanded under oth
er conditions.
daughter of a wealthy soap manufact-1
urer, has sued her hostess, Miss Har
riett Condon, for the amount of a den
tist's bill Incurred in repairing dam
aged teeth.
When the game at Miss Condon's
home was over, lemonade and cakes
were served. Miss Wetnon, not sus
pecting any joke, ate the greater part
of one of the cakes, although it was!.
. . r-, . ture.
very nara ana lasieiess. sne avers
that she ate the biscuit because she
did not want to offend her hosteess,
The temporary relief will be had at
once, and then movements will be put
i on foot to have permanent relief in
the way ot a new building with suf
ficient accommodations for the fu-
On a return to the 'business of the
municipal boara, the election or. re-
and in her desire to be agreeable, she Erw,n who ha8 been m charge of the
day in the year enough food alone to
feed, and feed much better than same
are now fed, a nation bf 15,000.000
souls; as, for instance, the combined
pupulation of European Turkey and
Persia or of all ; Manchuria. Per
haps w will comprehend it better in
terms of our own cities; that Is
enough Is wasted through careless
ness or ignorance in preparation, or
thrown away after icooklng, to ) actu
ally feed though, perhaps, not quite
as well as they are fed, but to ftuffl
clently feed the combined ! popula
tion of the following cities: New
fork, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincin
nati, St. Louis, San' Francisco, New
Orleans, Los Angeles, Omaha, eDn
ver, Portland, Ore., SL PauL Minne
apolis, Detroit, Milwaukee,, Clever
land, Buffalo and Kansas City, Mo.
Seems impossible, but the figures are
under rather than overestimated. '
Just think of it; - enough nourish
ing food absolutely wasted in this
lepy Company
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ACTIVITY AROUND
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OPENING
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GYM
SCHEDULE OF BASKET BALL
" GAMES WILL BE MADE UP
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS.
also be arranged. It Is likely that
some of theso contests will be held
at Columbia Institute. f
The new gymnasium will be vsed
for practice work altogether, and a di
vision of the regular games may be
played there. This will be one of the
best equipped preparatory school
gymnasiums in the state. Every
equipment will be of the most mod
ern and nothing but the very best
will be used. The swimming pooL
40x60 feet, is an annex, and both are-
litAniiJ f tl. . 1 J 1 . If ii
. iuvowu iu uig uiu orracKS ouiiaing
broke off the edge of one tooth and
dislodged the gold filling of another.
Pains All Over!
"You are welcome," Mys Mrs. Nora Ouffey, of Broken
Arrow, Okla., "to use my letter in any way you want to,
ii it will induce some suffering woman to try CarduL I had
pains all over, and suffered with an abscess. Three phy
sicians failed to relieve me. Since taking Cardui, I am in
better health than ever before, and that means much to me,
because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of
different kinds. What other treatments 1 tried, helped mt
tor a few days only."
TAKE tw
MM I Woman'sTonic
Don't wait, until you are taken down sick, before tak
ing care of yourself. The small aches and pains, and other
symptoms of womanly weakness and disease, always mean
worse to follow, unless given quick treatment
- You would always keep Cardui handy, if you knew
what quick end permanent relief it gives, where weakness
and disease cf the womanly system makes life seem hard
to bear. Cardui has helped over a million women. Try It
. Vrit to: I aJW Adviser? Dtpt. Ouitaaeoca. MedJcfcM Onttaaooca. Twc,
for tfdal Irutrue jma. mi U-m took. Hm TrtataMot lor Wooes." ct ir, JH
city hall so long, was elected without
opposition for the term for the next
two years.
. E. YoeBt, E. E. Erwin and W. C.
Salmon were chosen to succeed them
! selves on the board of education.
f A page of the minutes of the board
of mayor and aldermen was ordered
Bet apart to the memory of Dr. Wm.
Biddle, and a tribute to his life was
read and ordored spread thereon.
i . Resolutions regarding the death of
Join Latta, city marshal, policeman,
mayor and citizen were read and or
dered spread on the minutes, and an
expression of appreciation to the
, board from the family of Mr. Latta
was read and ordered filed.
Croupy Coughs and Wheezy Colds.
i The quickest simplest way to rid
the children of dangerous corupy
coughs and wheezy tituffy colds Is to
give them Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. It gives almost instant
relief and stops a cough promptly. It
soothes and heals. Contains no opl
ates. H. L. Blomxiuist, Esdalle, Wis.,
says: "My wife considers Focly'p
Honey and Tar Compound the best
cough cure and it gives the bst re
sults. Woldridge Co. Adrt
QUALIFIED AS
ADMINISTRATOR
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' Ben Matthews has qualified a ad
ministrator of W. J. Matthews, f
ceased'
cniiF ilex iiru iu ciruT ulBU,, jumioruiu:e r
OUML indl UCn IN dlUni steam heat, the water being temper
. 1 ed In this way. All the arrangements
All Buildings on Campus Now Light- of the pool are of the most sanitary,
ed From Own Electric Plant Gym- All the buildings on the campus, in
naslum and Swimming Pool Ready eluding the rusidences and the gym
Shortly After Christmas. naslum rooms, are now lighted by-
electricity from an independent elec
There is considerable activity , and trie plant, owned and operated by the-
country every day to feed every man, anticipation around C. M. A. just now . Military Academy. This plant has-
woman and child In elghtee nof its' incident to the opening of the new been ln operation now about two
larget cities! Part of this loss is due I gymnasium and swimming pool im- week" and is proving most satisfac
to ignorance and carelessness of ser-" mediately following the Christmas toryt the trouble so far being of a.
vantsj but a very large portion Is holidays. , very minor character.
waste for which the housewife Is re-j The winter schedule of basket ball This and other improvement
sponsible At only ip cents per meal games will probably be initiated soon which, are now in contemplation, will
the above loss amounts to $4,500,000 after the return of the students from make the Military Academy the best
per day or $1,642,500,000 per year: the short vacation. Already they are eQuIPPed and most sanitary prepara
The only wonder is the "high coBt indulging in light practice work, tory school in Middle Tennessee be
of living." Popular Magazine. : which will be Increased and made fore tne flrBt of March, 1913.
"," 1 " more effective when the gymnasium ,
ur. wm. saaier, autnor or -rne i8 completed. While there are none
ously, especially when they "hang the BUDB now engaging in the work,
On." Foley's Honey and Tar Com-( and Whatley and Bunch are showing
fnnn st las A AllaflA VnnMArtAM wtAI- ... 1 a itii
vuuu 10 uuuocuum incut- uy m TJHO COIiaiUOIl. X Here Rr ft
cine for cough. i and colds, equally ef- j number of others who are working . '
fective for children and for Krown' A. , , . . w,""ms .
Take It when you feel a oul Ior peB wno are Bn0Wln8 UP ' " " vr r'mw9 have
NEW OFFICERS
FOX LOCAL LODGE
persons.
ELECTION AT LAST MEET
ING NIGHT.
cold coming on. It will avert danger ( ceptionally fast for green men. The
of serious results and cure quickly, i boya are somewhat llchter that th
"Foley's Honey and Tar Compound , , wa f J" year- .
completely cleared my throat- and!tteir BWlftnecs and activity, together The new officers for the local order
eured y eold. Woldridge Co. Advtiith the accuracy expected to be de- of Knights of Pythias for the ensuing:
veloped it is hoped will make up for term are as follows:
whatever may . have been loBt by the , A. E., Wells, Q. C; Oscar Dial,
failure of tho return of the 61d men." C.; A. W. Lipscomb, Prelate; John
Negotiations are already on for Colvert, M. A.; F. Swanaburg, M. W.;
games with the B. ft H. fast team E. P. Turner, M. E.; J. S. Orman, K.
and the aggregation from Peoples R. S.: C. E. Werthan. I. O w
ot.Bros. at Franklin. Other games will Voaa. o. a.
FIRST QUARTERLY .
CONFERENCE
The first ; quarterly conference
the First Methodist church wir take
place Sunday and Monday, December
15 and 16. The chairman of the
ard of rtrwards requeats a full
meeting of the board for Monday
night
ConsMpnt'on ratifies headache, in
UgrBtirn, '"'tIupiw, drowsiness. For
I miia, rfninR nieaicice, use
Oman's FP5T''ef. 25c a box at all
stores. "
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