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THE SNEEDVILLE NEV5
A. T. DUINXCN.
Attorney : t Ltw.
Snecdvii!?, Tijwr?:-2c.
Practices h all cruris except
Chancery Court- f-'rvisl atten
tion caiil to ccliectif!i3
JOHN LIVES?AY.
Notary Publi-? aid Attorney.
Vscttees in allJusfcicrs Courts and
County Court.
Office in Court House.
GEO. A. WIM IAM.rV
Attorney it Iw,
Tit cd why, Ttim,
C. D. RAMS I: Y
tcrt'itrrl V tikr, Cl"k. ttf.
y ! i i j : 1 't ''
t'lrai iV;.
Jewels .;'
and rn.
F.a!l-ir.'.f -"
Dtlcv r 'k '.r, ; : ; ' n.
Sr:i.t tiK'.c, -'.- S"i
DLACK SFn IliNG
I do all Untfi; of central
fclfick ?mith .md repair
itk. Hrirsc-bhucinj; a
f f eciality.
ROY I.. IJUITKY,
Id Yalcy, - - TrB.iSfc
Moiliprc
"7
ermiruse
lar we uwuri'n
A tale, t!d faibioneJ
remedy for worms.
Ssey-w f1 con I mu
Ma MM It K I IrttuBonial
FREY'S VERMIFUGE c.
Aw yoa.
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E. A S. FREY,
ALTIMORE. MD.
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DA ICC MORE HOGS
nAlUL BETTER HOCS
Cross Ties
We pay tie I1IGIIKST CASH
lllCFScn Clint It Kncr, cr t!e
live ltd it Cilnir. 1cm, (ftr
trerly. Hfpi-on Fddy.) )Yc alts)-
rive il.e fidvsr.ro rWlio
tnarket, Atk our itrt-np. See
lx Feci. Cmri lTnft V. 1..C
Jam's, or
LEWIS LUMBER COMPANY,
UltlTT Hl.l. TINNISStC
Women Give $36,000,000.
! Thousands ef patriotic women In ail
9rta or tha United States are freely
giving their time to make surgical
fsfrseetngs, knit goods, hospital gar
Isseat. romfort kit, aorka and aweat
wa. Tit rattie of thla labor rtrea by
'Aaaerlraa aromen la eatlmateil at t-V
MM.00O a Tear,
j ,
! Tfco KM Ci fnta In Frnnre it
Jaw tor ri-t I. - 'r?n..'.i m rrht
pat Zm u-...
TO GROW RED CLOVER WELL.
ft4 eJorer can be rrow a aurceao
tally ra moat Tcnaeaeea aollt, pro
Mod fat mars Urn and aeed at tb
t tttna, wTUl fod preparation. The
jaa aBttao4 of preparation ! to rab
oO. ;k aad dlak t&orolr; folw
y oe -oaa ra:tlraUoo, to daatror
oe4a; i reorra moUtara and Era tie
d bed t'aTtnf ced a tclPlmum of
v toaa c." rroand rock, or one ton
T brad lli per acre. 10 ponsda of
lUdlan Rod -ver and 2 bnthela of
Taa Meadow Ost Grata ehonld be eeod-
3&
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IN
WANTED
m m Colombia
Dl.C TE.'MCCSE GATHER
FOa ALL DAY C-2SCICN.
I. f. FINWc Y MAKES ADDRESS
A Testure of Vie Meeti:i? Was An In
'.pUina Ar-'rtis Uy nr. Everett Co!
by, a Member c V. S. Food Con,
nieslon Vlaitinj Pnglar.J and Franca
jrast'.Tille, Tone. Vro):hy tbi bot
food admlu.'KlruUon coiii'jrrne ever
tifcld was thut at Colitinbl.t, whan noir
j tLlrty of the forty-oao food admin
HtrAtors of Middle Tenooaaea wt far
an ol! tir.f aeBMloa. The coriferenco
yf.t prcrldod over liy J. L Vlwey,
Ffstnnt to t'i? federal food tnJii.IiiJ .ti i
tor of Tenncu.fe, v. ho de'Ivcrd t!j
o;o!i!r ad(li"E. Dr. Xrr.-n and tl
folkjwlnr; wo.i.Vrs of Uj rtaff wnro li
a tfrml.THfr: Oniric" Clay Tnl; jc, tta'rf
K-al ropri .ntillve; O'Bryan U'aI
Inrio'i, chief c( citorr Tue-it; Albort
t. Love, exeunt! 15 ap'TM.'.ry, and MIs.
? f.'irllB J.Icijk axd S.ir.! !'ar;a. rej.:n.
Tim featni-a- of tun iar-t!r.: wis fn
Dd !r.;:s I.y Dr. Kvcr.itt ColLv
of thvi I'nltd Ht-.t.M Kocd Ail.nlnietra
tiiin, WRH!:!r;-.to:i. Uu wa a niotnln-i'
of the feud coyii!)-.:- :ion that v!:it'jil
r.r';;'ni)'l nrd Kra;i(f luft winter, aui
he d-t'W a jrr.".rhlc jiliiuro of condillom
tliern, bjiiu'mIIiik f.ir atlll greiler con-s-rvatlon.
Dr. Morji.m op.jlte briefly, ai)HnUnz
e:.pu( daily' for In rcpafld cron jnoduc
tlnn. The roll wr. tailed and the fol
low lr county m'minlKtrntors rj
ano.idcd: T. '. fnmln'irh.-in. Ilod'ord: P. H
Vv) 0, Ooatlisin; Donk Aydoliitc, Cel
foe; U. P. Hurnet, Cumberland; 11. !
Dmilt. DavldHOii; J:unes Draiio. Du
Kalh; Will K.vWalktr. Franklin; W. I.
-Vl.oinnthv. OI!.; A. If. thicsby. lllck
mnn; ' J. T. IflcliHrdon, Houston; C
V. CoM-nii, Hmnphrrys; M. Ij. Quarter.
Jaikron; T. J. Pel way, Lewis; II. 11.
Clayton, Alarxhull; Juhn P. Crahnni,
?!u.iry; I. P. Peterson. MontKiimery :
J. A. Margroe. Overton; Jas. N. 'ox.
Pntnnm; J. Moore Klu.r. Rntlierfor.!;
T. W. Hunter. Sumr-er; P. V. Murnley,
Trotmdiile; II. P. lUilley, VanlSurn;
lMKard Pearxon, White; Homnr lld.i
ctii k, V.'1'nr.n.
Tho (allowing program was o'oncrr
cd In the afternoon:
i:nfif'p;innt of U;Kiii;itlniis Cba.
C, Tr1nie.
Hussr Albert C. I.ovo.
Who'.t. Flour and Mill Feeds J. f.
Finney.
It was decided to divide Middle Tet
nexson Into five r.nnrt and to hold aupn
nteotliii h of the fowl administrator
mmit'ily. The so.c announced are ut
folloM's:
I'oHn.ildi Zone Coin tl. w of M.viry.
Ill' k;ii ;n, I-wIh, 1I!c.h ! HimU. M i
colli, Way ne, l.nro.ice.
.'i.!iv!IIO Zono Counties of David
ou Ku'hM ford, tlu i'iicr, Wil-.nn. D
Kilb. '1 r..:n l:ilo, IP-iiijibroys, DIckHon,
( iiiinon. i ll.iinno.i.
Cookovlllo Zone 'onntlrs of Plct
eit. Fe.ticfS, Clny, Overton. Putnan.,
4nt1lh. Cumberland Jnckaon.
CUrksvllle Zonn- t'onnilea of Mont
somery. Robert eon, Cheatnam, I loir,
on and M' wart.
Tullnliomn one - Ccuntloa.of Prank
Mil, Cn'ii.t). White. Warron. Van Du
ron. Colfee. Mooro. Iledford. .
In open l nit tho conference J. I. Fin
rr, who prcMded, spoke as follows:
rellow rood Admtnhttretnrs:
it Is ratlfylnic In tlie exireme to
ircet in miny of you hero today. Tie
rooriy food administrator Is the niohl
ImooHant factor In lha Polled States
too.! administration. Its eucceta. Its
proper solution of the many prob'-Mv
constsi tly prrsslnic upon It, Its re
sponse to the needs of the hour, da
p:'ci very Uraely upon the teal, the
i fli. l -m y, tho eneray and the loyalty
of th county food admlnlntrators. Our
oiranltatlon In any count i just whit
the local food administrator makes tt.
in those rountiee w here we have actlre.
and soslons representatives, wa find
our regulations observed and ouj rule
respected. The state food administra
tion slttlnit In Ita office at Naahvllle.
with Its force limited, cannot, tn tae
ery nature of thlnss. know what Is
yolng on down In thu counties. Itmnrt
depend anon you nentlemen. la coun
Ilea where onr orasnlsatlon Is weak.
larklnK In enemy. In loyalty and In
wr. de hcartod consecration to the na
tion, wa find little conservation of
food; our reula.tloiui are treated with
rontetnpt and the whole food adminis
tration is looked upon as a tort of In
trnclble something to bo respected
inly by thoes whoso tsstes or appetites
in. form to Ita wi;i.
Tor these rsson I say and say II
le'.lberately - that the county food nri
sitDtstrator who Is dot&i his whole
luty to the food adulnlstratlon. to hi
tatlon and to humaclty In thta crisis,
srho Is devoting his time and his en
IrcW to tke work of the food altnlnls
hation. atudrtag and wmitIh Ita
Kgulstlons. readr at all titue to sn
lirce Ita ru. without ressrd to the
.Cfect that his conduct msy have om
!! bunlnras. social or po.ltlral aland
ti( In h'a rot.imuelty, la short, fort sa
fes, ail other ntereta save his nation
fend Its fcod adalnistratloa that es ,
(s doing a aerrlee .hist a Jnbie anl
Just as essentia! i-;; V.ts of li;s a-i-tlon
and the peronuty of Its i-.su'--t!o5s
ts is the boy Sr. ti.s vMorra .-"i
41... A. if 1
ijc nii une ;n i rani- :v;.(j.T .;r
o the h!yk seas.
-Whon you tblak. r.;y frf';a4s, of Ci
eno:nious burdea plated upon the '..
aan?JitraUon, wh.cL &ni!t not o;!-
stimulate w every vay po;i;!e jhs
p-od action of foodstuffs, but ran it e
that they are so conserved anJ d-
tributed, that in ioi.Uon to fe-i-
tiie hundred end ten millions o ocr
own -peoplfl. flier sluH be .aur'i
SUfrirltollt to fil S:tj 1u.T.IjU of ..
a!l'fs and an abBndano for .t?ie rV
lions of men whjHi wa have sunt n
will send to the ffrlns:- His 1' our "-
leue. you will appreciate tht I i- v i
not exaggerated tie - Important r&rt
in-i, ine county rooa fftnp:.-:r.'nr
mnrt play In.this strucjla.',.
"if wo are to effect: rely aJniinl -.ter
the rules and reenlatiom ef tlt ro:.l
adtnlniHtratlon K Ij net 'j.iir nejriry
tfiat the cou'ity adniinlJitrAtors k'tow
them, but (lUo that tbey' have soms
nnderettndlng of tte rogsons wh''.'l:
rave prompted liKlr promuiet!cnu in
short, th county a(hni;i!frairs i'n',;
to LeaMa nct 07115 to erp'sl:' y:t to
defend tho reces;r;' rsul; t c;u of
ine rood acmliilstrai'e, u-t t'1'4
re.iuireg time and ei'idy. Vou ars bun
Mist., h tvr vl you i. eo s;tu'od thi.i
yon ciia live without ulinjr soeis at
tention to your privrte affairs, tat 1M1
is the hour for aocritice. Ti.i; vir .n
roing tu be v.rn only throup'.t tf .
ririro and dot'rn of Ci inrv.n
people; thoso bsliir ? C e l!:c.;j .. a.I
as thoMe who 'fa ov.r ha top.' V'uui
'you are willing fo niaka this aerifies
,to give of yyir N .-.. anl. effc-rt. yo.j
bavo no plat r in 'hlj oviiarlttfm. Y'i
ar 0 cos Pi tu "l !". '-l:vo rnU
lion In:ied l.v ,I:i footf Adiomutrk'. io
is foiMidcl in Cu rr!m nooissitlis
naVrn t,"irt t'lr Wiling t It.i rvr
eyHtinco. in .-'.ca eho'' 1
Irs '.y pror'ii'.ijjNKi. nat SP'.'.' " f
or l'.c'f .i irlrt'y :1s ;i'r.ce.l
ri:ls i i.r (.' n-.ti tha I n..
flcl;', r.i. onl.r fi'tl ;.; O'.'i'r.ty, bnt tn
the r: ? t.ia allied with us. and tha na
iloia. which fft'ear oi.w Sup
piles, hfis been fully aurvfyd iy C.iut
rerlus fcr orRonlallon. H -rert Wjor
r. Mo nnn in Ame-ica haa a ftaor or
a larger UIon of tha tanU thnt con
frcuit'i the nation, than Mr. Hoover.
Ills Rrap c,f the prc'jleiiji 'jefore bin,
bis womWfu! tnaKaeticni. his dirp
ounsec ration to duty, mark him ai
prohubly lha rccond jnan In the na
tion's r.erTK e today. No order of tha
fond adtnlnlntrutlon comes aa tha re
sult of a whim or capr're. They erj
all ti e result of profound study' and
ke-in tonceptio!! of Vim problems to b
sohTd.
Yours Is a thinkleaa task. If ther-i
Is any mnn In the orzsnlzntioif'-irfwr-
exjiocts any rr.-nr j i!!ie Jjian,
wnicn comes rrom a toasciov
duty well dona, l a is doomed '
polutmetit.M have no lllualo:
our work. 1 Jsnow that pa ms
k-roet our sacrifice, how' late
divot Ion, Uila Job is Wholly- leetttwifff
thrllla and therefore It is Idle to ex-pe-t
popular applause or public appre
ciation. To constantly lntsrfera v.'th
erl-ibliheil c-Jitonis of bus!neis; ' to
itrtnlly tell tun thus fa- you sha"
l.o mi l no f.irihsr l.i your o'f! do
hire to M'ke money; to bo forever 01
tbt li')usct ;"i shouting wR'-!i!'m in
men thst they cannot Indulge appclit.s
11a old as liro Itself tlin thln, a
suredly. nre not uicula'.cd to maka us
poiS'lT heroes or to prove a;ctptr.g
:.to.-e to future p.'t'fermeii If c r.e f ?
yoe thlnss for a r.oe.ioirt th;t this serv
lit paves tho w.iy to eitlier riches or
fune, lian lull tin Idea, other nisi you
ate destined to die of a broken heirt,
"In this t;iik we must dedlrato orr
all.' Pood will not win the war alone,
Int. aifiircdly the war cannot be won
without fKid. Civilisation, everything
th.'.t mdlios life worth wlii!. U 1 io!
ed lit tlib strutr: le. Suroh wo ran give
the best C at Is In us to the rervi.-e of
our nation ami of human ly I'oru of
the necessities of a world un 4 roi.
of a nation at Uethseinaue, the food sJ
nilnistration, without chart or cc-ta-pass,
with no precedents td guide t,
with nothing but the devotion ar.1 p.
triotlsm of the men and wor.n ol
America to finance Ita organisation. t
Itself resolutely to a solution of prob
lems that were etajrKorlnx to i-oucr i.
plate. After nearly a year o: a'tlvl
Ilea, In eplte of mistakes thnt wera
unavoldabla and expected. It surveys
Its accomplishments with a pardons
ble pride.
"Without the hope of reward, acta,
ated solely by love of country, devo
tion to huTsnlty. Ii response te tho
dlctstes of duty. I org you to co
tlnne the spbcdid ssrrlce which yta
have rendered la the past May Gel
give you the rar u (a Wa sW-V
calls" 1
CHANCE FOR EVERY FARCtER
TO TRAIN A BOY TO WC3K
(By C B. Ailred.
Specialist. IMvlsioa of AcrieaJtaral
Kxtenaloa, KDeirWe, Tena.)
Many farmers are la poettlon to ase
boy help to advantage, rrwlt farmers,
truck farmers, tti, oaa uee them ex
ceptionally welL Tbe experienoe of
last year showa that the aversrw tar
ers prejudice agalnat lb eKy boy la
not well foanded. Of coarea, there are
boys and boy s. Bat at kaaat 7t ol
I WjB Kwa jjWa, arrWi.! te--waa m aw.
othsr i5 war. with farmer, who dM
not have enough patience to give them
the preliminary training.
Every farmer should this year traia!
at least es. byr to be a farmer.
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Profits
Profits may be considered
from two angles:
1st Their effect on prices;
2nd As a return to investors.
When profits aro small as
compared with sales, they have
little effect on prices.
Swift & Company's profits
are only a fraction of a cent
per pound oh all products sold,
and if eliminated entirely
would have practically no
effect on prices.
, Swift & Company paid 10
per cent dividends to over 20,000
stockholders out of its 1917
profits. It also had to build
extensions and improvements
out of profits; to finance large
stocks of goods mado necessary
by unprecedented requirements
of the United States and Allied
Governments; and to provide
protection against the day of
declining markets.
Is it fair to call this
profiteering?
S wift & Company, U.S. A.
...
WASTE NO FOOD
if
FOOD WASTE Or ADQUT
"For partial Immediate rellof, every individual and community
should consider earnestly the matter of food conservation and tho
limitation of waate. . As a nation we aeera to have a disdain of econ
omising. In many homes tltero la a strong feeling that It Is 'only
decent' to provide mora food than will bo eaten i.nd that It Is do
meaning to rockon closoly. Tha experts of the Department of Ag
riculture report to tua thnt the dietary studies made by them point
to an annual food waste of about 1700,000,000. Of courso, tha
waste In families of Very limited means is slight, but In the fami
lies of moderate and ample means tha waste la considerable. Even
If tho esUmata were reduced by half, the wasto would still be enor
mous. "The food w aste In lbs household, the experts assert, results In
Urge measare from bad preparation and bad cooking, from Im
proper cars and handling, and. In well-to-do families, from Serving
an undue number of courses and an over-abundant supply and fall
ing to save and utilise the food not consumed. As an Instance of
Improper handling. It la discovered that In the preparation of po
tatoes 10 per cent of the edible portion In many cases Is discard
ed." Secretary ot Agriculture, March X, 1917.
FOOD IS WASTED:
(a) Whan we sat mors food than
Mr bodies need for growth and repair
and to eupply energy for our work.
Overeating tenda to poor health and
fat Instead of brawn, makes us slug-,
gl.h and Indolent Instead r nerciic
and resource fuL Eat enouf a and no
mors. Eat for physical and mental
efficiency.
(b) Whan food Is burned ar spoiled
In cooking- Improperly prepared or
poorly seasoned food will be left oa
ibl and probably wasted. Bay
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. . tM muh food Is pro.
..IJ, ftt- - mca. Unserved portions
tra art to bn thrown Jto the raxbage
and Prices
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pall or allowed to apoU. Many house
keepers do not know bow to use left
over foods to make appetUlng dishes.
(d) When too much food Is served
st a meaL Uneaten portions are left
on the plata and later thrown Into tha
garbage pall. Leara to know the need a
of yocr family, aad serve each no mors
than yoa think bo will wact.
(s) When anything edible Is allow.
ad ta 00 to tha garbage pail r allow
ed to spoil for lack ef proper handling.
(f) When food la handled carelessly.
Bay dean food, keep tt cleai tntfl
aaed. and be seat la all details
of cooking aad serving. This lasseas
waste and ts a valuable health rrees
am as w:'.
Farms for Sale.
' No. 9 ! ' ;
200 acres cn Comby Ridge?, in
the 7th District of this county, on
the zinc lead. Fairly good build
injrs and orchard, .
$10 per r.cre, A bargain. .
No. 17.
. 150 acre3. gras land. located
in the first District. Two fairly
good houses, bsrr, running water
at different places, good orchard,
some good cedar post and other
timber. This i3 strong limestone
land. Pric3 $1600. Terms one
half cash, remainder 6 and 12 mo. "
No. 41.
73 acres, 4 miles east of Snecd
ville, on the public road; goo5 7
room dwelling with brick chim
neys, barn, ijrainery, 2 good poul
try houses, crib, Jgooi- orchard,
good spring uater in every field,
and the "entire farm is well set in
blue grass. A nice home at a
bargain. For price and terms,
sec as.
No..C.
233 acre farm on the north
of 'Newmans Ridge, six miles
from Sneedville, on Sycamore
and iilack Water Creeks. 6'acres
cleared land and the remainder
in fine Poplar, Chestnut, Locust
and Oak timber. . . ,
Price, $0,000. Terms," $1,000
down; $1000 12 months from date
of tale and bal. on one end two
years time,
iiee us for further particulars
II & L No 1.
til I F lI i 1 .
we nave oneoi me nicest, loca
tions in town for SALE, and yoa
can ibuy it at a real bargain too.
A new 12 room, uo-to-date house
new roomy barn 23X40 feet, good
smoke house, wood shed, drilled
well, and about 2 acres of good
land. This is to be sold at a
bargain on account of the owner
having a good farm to look after
and also because the owner had
the buildings erec in order to
send'.hisdiildren to school here;
but!a new school Tuilding is being
putuplnear his farm and he has
no f urtherCusefor property here.
If you want"to buy don't wait
until someone else gets it, but
come now.
Price and terms on request.
Ilmioik C j'jnty;rt3ai'EsUt3 Eith ine
Sneedville, - - - Tennessee.
123 acres. 75 acres cleared of
which 25 acres nre fine" river bot
tom the remainder in timber; 8
miles west of Sneedville Good
orchard, two good houses, lam,
two goo 1 spring. Thsre is a bar-
eain in 'this farm; the bottom
land h worth the price a?ked for
the whole farm. We're going to
sell and if you are on the mar
for such (arm you must see us at
once. Price $t2')0; $1200 down,
remainder 1, 2 and 3 years time.
Haaccrt Coualr R21I Eshte EijImjj,
Sneedville Tenn.
If you are not already carrying
an ad in the Ne-.vi cc'urn, just
try a small ad and sa3 whether
or not it pays-Ask thos? who
arc advertising.
NOTICS TO REC,I5TItANT3 All
registrant mustlcejp final classi
fuxtiiii rtiffi-ate (form 1007)
as if ij.t. b? sjr.enlreJ to local
b .ml w;i?n re jistr-m. induct
ed i;tu service. It is alsi ued
nsUul or Rj.iristratiji C.'rtitfi
cate. MAKINQ MEATLESS
DAYS PIRMANEMT.
la tha meatless menu there la a fer
tile field for developing new and nour
ishing dishes, according to E. IL Mies,
writing tn tha Hotel Gssette. who be
lieves tbst the present shortage ot
meat and fats win not end with tha
coming of peace, bat may grow m-Mw
acuta and continue for five or atx
years, thus making ft worth while to
tferalop menus of grain, vegetable
and fish on a mora or leas permenent
baala Meat can be replaced by ceres le
and other protein foods, or may ba
peered tn very small portions as a fla
voring for other food In making up
nest!c menus this sntnor finds our
American 'T'5 r-'-;hrni cult9
a broad Celd fr lnve!st'i.
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