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PAGE TWELVE.
THE NEWS bUMimR.
.TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920.
PINK PI.I'FK, Ark Mrs. It. I- Vur
ncll, 41 liit'd hire Kridiiy mtirniiiK. M'
is survived by h,r IuihImiuI. mio ieii mui
two yowiiK duiiKhlvrs, unit fur I'loili
rs, N. 1'. Hall, "f Hisun: W. M. Hull,
of RodfivUI; l'lnk and JaT H.ill, "f
New Orleans.
MAKKBK TKKK. Ark -Mrs .1 A
Wall, who died at C,arily-U;ms:iy lus
pltal In M-niihls. rtMil.d ln-iv fr m.ir
than 20 wars. tli l Mirvivi'l l. h.r
hustnd, time sons. Mult Wall, oi
Mtmrrfus. and Harry anil Kr.ml; Wall,
'if Marked Tr and onu 'lau(.-ht. r, Mr.-.
T A'. Ilrigaiicf. of I . V Mill, Ark.
yThei iltv line in jiark was Kiwritd ul
lialf mast li"lav in h.r nu -nmry. aim
S & larirr i niwd of friends 1. ft f.r Man
illas. Tenn., to attend the funeral.
111. UK MOUNTAIN'. Misa News ltu
reaehed her annoum-lin; the itrnth of
Mrs Jim Hail, of Pumas. I". !, ,'",
northern part of this count. Mrs. Hall
had been marr.ed about II curie. She
was the mother of four children, two
of them haunt; died several years UK"
Hiirial will take jilaoe In t'le family
burial ground.
CiRKNAPA. Miss The l"'ly of W
P Minis, son of Mr and Mis. '.
Minis. Sr.. of Uretiada, resehed lor.
Saturday from oversens, ueeomnnli d
by an appropriate nillltary eseort d.--tiilliil
bv the war di -purtmeJit. and ui?
buried In odd Kellows' ii.-i.ry utter
funeral servlees from the r.sideinc.
Thi young man died In a hospital o!
pneumonia after an attael; of the Influenza.
TOCCOrOI.A. Miss. CI lilies 1'ahler.
of the Kcru .omnuinlti f this countv.
died at his homo !alurdny and was
burled In the Keru cemetery the foi
loivinK afternoon. He was a member
of thp liaptist church, and Is survived
by his widow and six children.
HALLS, Tonn Miss Mary Tavlor.
dauKhter of Mr. Clint Taylor, died h.
Thursday. Miss Taylor was for many
vears telephone operator at this place
Funeral servlees were held Friday at
the Ilaptlst church by Pr, 10. 1. At
wood. of PversburK, and burial too.;
plan. In the city cemetery She Is
survived by a father and two sisters.
HUMTIOI.PT. Term. The body of
Sam Vlrtill (loodwin, member of the
A K. V., who died In France Oct. 13,
I Use Howard's Buttermilk
Cream and So Should You
This siood looklns young woman says:
Buttermilk and Cream simple reme
dies best keeps face, hands and linns
In exoulsite condition, soft, smooth and
beautiful guaranteed. lie suro you
get
Howards Buttermilk Cream
HAMMER-BALUARD DRUQ CO.
ISIS, arrived her Saturday and bis
funeral took pim-e here on that da
He Is survived by his futher, inuther.
lcur fistci's and three brothene
MII.LISiiToN. T. nn Mrs. V.
Tallei , 1'. died at lo-r home here Sna
il. i afterno. ti Sin is suiri Ived h one
'on, .1 W Tali, i . on.- daughter, Mrs.
K. A. H.irro'.d, una four brothers. T.
It Waik.r. T It Walker, K. Walk
er mui T I'V W'a ker. Funeral services
were heid .M.-ndny afiertioon at the
Methodist el. nr. h at MilliiiKtotl
GETTING OFF CHEAP.
Sir: As I ui leavlna the sleeper
the ort.r sai.l. "Shall I brush you off.'"
"No," I satd. 'Til net of the usual
way." II. I- T. In Hearst's for August.
NoKKOLK. Va - l'rof. Mallury K.
Cannon. iriiicipai of Maury IiIkIi
school, of Norfolk, and one of the
bes' l.nown educators in YliKlma, is
dead at la eslille. Va.. after lirl. f II:
lles lie iiad been idelllllie.t With the
Non'olk pul. lie school saiem "i yens,
and had piiucipul of the lllrili
s. hool lor three ears.
Pl liliAM. X. C Miles F1t,'attt, of
this city, has been appointed superin
tendent of the Durham division of IHe
Norfolk Southern railroad, with offices
in this city, uccordihK to an official
bulletin.
Simple Way to
End Dandruff
IMXi: HM'FF, Ark.-W. H. Hall, of
t:iaeine. and Mtsi Ruth Whitehead,
of Am, went marited here Friday by
Justice J, S. Wiiey.
Ti a t "Hi'til.A, Miss. Il' KetchuMi
and Miss Manard Jtnca.ster. of pi'Uiy,
uere married Sunday at the home ol
t ie Rev. W. i. Harms, near the unl
Misiiy. Alter a snort trip to South
ern points, Mr. and Mrs. Ketch urn will
make their home In I 'clay.
PB WITT. Ark -Towner Snell and
Miss Maude Wright, popular young
persons of Almyru. Ark., were married
Saturday at the manse of the First
Methodist church In this city, the R. v
J. W. Rogers officiating They wIP
make their home In Klmyra. where the
bridegroom has business Interests.
1'IXK MU'FF. Ark Col. and Mrs.
Jk C. Woodward, of College I'.uk, via..
DESERVES THE CREDIT
SAYS MEMPHIS WOMAN
Mrs. Maude Miller Says Tan
lac Has Made Her Perfectly
Well Woman Once More.
Thole is one sure nay that has never
failid to remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, Just get about
four ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this Is all
you will need i. apply It at night when
retiring; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub It in gently with the
finger tips.
lie morning, most if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
lour more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign imd trace of It, no niatter
how mui h dandruff you may have.
You will find all Itching and digging
of the scalp will stop Instantly, and
lour hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy,
silky and soft, mid look and feel a
hundred times b. Iter. adv.
KAFFEE BEEN K B-
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Headaches, Neuralgia and
Head Pains.
For the first timo a medicine has
been discovered that will actually re
lieve headaches, the patna of neuralgia
and other head pains quickly that's
perfectly safe to use and has no after
effects.
Kaffe Been contains no opiates, nar
cotics or idher habit -forming drugs.
Neither does It contain any antlpyrine,
Hcetanllid, aspirin, or any of the for
merly used coal tar preparations that
are dangerous to use and that enter
Into the make-up of so many other
medicines that are offered as remedies
for Ills and pains of this nature.
Kaffee llein has relieved so many
thousands of stiffen rs from pains of the
head or neuralgia and Is so unfailing
In Its relief and dependable In its ac
tion that every dealer will refund your
money if you are not perfectly satisfied
with the results.
At all drug stores and soda fountains
In trial packages It) cents or larger
Blue 25 rents.
Huy a package today and try this
wonderful pain relieving medicine.
THI-: KKSU.TS ('.RATIFY AND Till:
THICK SATISK1KH.
CHKM1CA1. HiivurCTS COMPANY,
Memphis, Tenn.
Girls. GUM TONE wl beautify
your qumt. Mkt teeth whiter.
At All Good Drug Stores.
"Tanlao went right after my troubles
at once, and now, after taking only
three bottles, I am a well woman,"
declared Mrs. Maude It Miller. Ml
pcnipstcr Street, New South Memphis,
Tenn.
"About three years ago I began su -ferlng
from stomach trouble, which
continued to grow worso until at times
It seemed like I could not live. 1 had
Indigestion so bad I couldn't eat a
singlo thing without its hurting me,
ami my liver was very Inactive. After
everv meal I would bloat up with gas
until 1 could hardly nreathe, and my
heart acted so qtieerly that at times
1 was actually frightened, t was ex
tremely nervous and it was simply Im
possible for me to get a good night's
sleep. I felt tired and worn out all
the lime, and was badly constipated
"Some of my friends and relatives
had takei) Tanlac with such fine re
sults I decided to try it myself. Well,
sir, 1 now have a splendid appetite,
can eat just anything I wnnt and nevr
have a sign of Indigestion. My liver
Is active, my nurves In fine shape, t
sleep well and have regained my
strength so that 1 ran do my house
work with greater ease than In years.
There has been such an improvement In
my condition I am actually surprised
at It, and Tunlac deserves all the cred-
Tanlac sold in Memphis by the fol
lowing agents: Warnock Prug Com
pany, Weiss' rharmary, Poyle-Turley
Prug Company, A. Kenkert Company,
2 stores; 1,. H. Kllpatrlrk, Wadllngton
Purdw Moore's Pharmacy, Taylor &
Taylor, 3 stores'. Washburn-l.yle Prug
Company, C. O. Manning and Rattler?
Pharmacy. , adv.
announce the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of tlietr daughter,
nioui.u. io Ljeul. William Wroe Brew
ster, I'.S.A.. of this city. The wed
dinp will take place Oct. 1 in College
Park. Mr. Brewster wa a member
of the 1SJ0 claw from West Point Mili
tary academy. -
CRYSTAL 8PMXGH. Miss. Will E.
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SHOES
The Finest On Earth
If you want the best shoe made,
wear Hanans. They have stood
the test of American" men for gen
erations and stand today the peer
of all fine shoes.
BiHANAN
I if Is ' TY
A Load Off Your
Mind
Instead of worrying about how,
when and where you can get a
new part of metal to replace one
which has been broken, send the
pieces to us, no niatter what they
may be.
We'll have the whole thing back
to you in a few hours as good as
new and in just as strong and
firm a condition as it ever was.
And we save you all the worry in addition to a
substantial saving in money.
Remember the Name and the Place.
METAL WELDING COMPANY
W. C. Graves Proprietors Robt. W. Bowers
324-326 Old Madison Ave. Phone M. 2799.
We Carry for Immediate Delivery a Full and
Complete Line of Welding Equipment and Supplies.
Wonderful Values
We ar offering tome won
derful valuei In Hanan Ox
ford. It will pay you to fill
your next year'a require
ment! at present price.
Every last and leather In
complete ilze. Let u ihow
EEE SHOE CO.
59 South Main St. Memphis, Tenn.
Haley, deaf mute, -who waa born an
reared here, waa married Sunday aft
ernoon to Mia Mattle NettlevtUe.
The way of the transgressor, a a
general rule, M to blame It on a woman
either the one who drove" him to
It, or the one who "lured", him to it,
For A Taxi
No matter what the occasion social
call business trip or a hurnVd sprint
for a train
JUST
PHONE
1
And you will arrive at your destination
"right side up with care" and on time.
784 TAXI AND AUTO CO.
HARRY HALL, Mgr.
Phones 784-785 110 Monroe Ave.
Including M
MEMPHIS to PADUCAH
And Return Via '
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Emancipation An excursion of refinement
Day separate coaches for white and
Celebration colored.
Special Train From Poplar Street
Station Only
Leave Memphis August 10th 10:45 p.m.
Leave Paducah August 11th 11:00 p.m.
R. J. CARMICHAEL
Assistant Gent Passenger A 8ft.
P. W. BELL,
City Passenger Agt.
in .
il
most musical sound
on a hot summer day is the tinkle of the ice
in a frosty glass of Tetley's fragrant, good-
" tasting Orange Pekoe Tea. There's some
thing about its delicious flavor that makes
' one forget all about the heat!
TETLEY'S TEA
makes good tea a certainty
It's the skillful blending that
makes Tetley's such good tea.
There's a hundred years blend
ing experience back of it.
JOSEPH TETLEY & CO., Inc.
New York, N. Y.
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Early-StrattonCo.
DISTRIBUTORS
MEMPHIS, TENN.
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TENNESSEANS ADMIRE A MAN OF,
SINCERITY AND COURAGE
That is why the Democrats of Tennessee are going to give Gov. Roberts the nomination for a second
term.
Gov. Roberts deserves re-election.
He has measured up to every requirement of his great office. He stands four-square for Demo
cratic principle.
Born and reared on a little farm in Overton County, he knows the needs of the people in the country,
as well as those of the cities.
Governor Roberts Will Speak In Memphis Wednesday Night,
August 4, At The New Lyric Theater
Every Democrat in Memphis Should Hear Him.
He Will Speak Wednesday at 10:30 OTlock at Collierville.
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!nv. Rulij'rts .'iilvm-ntrd ;i lvvisimi nf the taxation iind asM'sMiit'iit laws, ainl the nicniltcrs t the legislature enacted his recommendations into law, in
accordance with the plain prn n of the .Mate constitution.
As a result of tlie operation of these laws, under which millions of pnpeitv which formerly altogether escaped taxation has been assessed, while
the valuation of other property has heeii fairly equalized.
The State Tax, which was last year 70 cents, will be only 25 to 26 cents for 1920 a reduction in the tax rate of about 60 per cent. Thus,
For the First Time in Twenty-five Years the State's Expenditures Will Be Met By Its Revenues
For these reasons. ;rnd because Teiiiiesseans believe in rewarding faithful service in public office, we ask every Democrat, in Shelby County to
VOTE FOR A. II. ROBERTS FOR GOVERNOR
In the Primary Election Thursday, August 5
We ab-o a-k your votes for ieo. X. Welch, for re-election as a member of the State Kail road Commission, as he also has well served the people
during his first term.
THE SHELBY COUNTY ROBERTS CLUB
Executive Committee:
L. M. STRATTO.W
Chairman.
J. KI.MORK HOLMES,
Vlo Chairman.
F. I). FILLER,
Secretary.
A. E. Jennings Jack W. Gates
Phil Canale Jno. D. Martin
S. M. Williamson Clias. J. HaaRe
W. W. Mallory Frank S. Bragg )
Col. Roane Waring S. Y. Wllaon
June II. RudlaiU W. H. Slgler
D. M. Armstrong J. W. Shepherd
Ben Henderson H. S. Griffin
F. N. Fisher Milton B. Rose
Geo. Morris Ferd Callahan
W. A. Hall W. N. Craig
M. H. Hunt K. E. Jeter
R. L. Jordan Lee Cummlngs
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