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C i ___ x . r P r. For All the Family - 'W' E have used Black- - Draught ever since / we have had a fam¬ » ily and that was shortly after 1874,” says Mr. E. A. Branstetter, of St. James, Mo. “It is my first remedy when any of us gets sick. . . . We use Black-Draught for torpid liver and stomach com¬ plaints. I get sluggish “When and don’t feel so good, I take Black-Draught—and you have to show me that there is a better medicine Remember % if ws Not Thedford’s , irs Not SLACK-DRAUGHT Vegetable Liver Medicine l^iAiwvv w ww wywwe rawtmifl it nitrvinitminiini vw m unumg M/ ~l> '& It you want to sell or trade your farm, see $ <!> <i> us. We have some buyers for Dade County g v*" farms and might give you a quick trade. ic M* DANIEL COMPANY $ oi [L. S. <i) FARM SPECIALISTS rH L*2 ■I* 219 W 7th Street Telephone M-1065 a> u> Chattanooga, Tenn. r,~ rr> rr> <t> */»v»ViViVlVlviv'lvlVt v, I <T> i m> I Buy Your Piano or Piano Playe* from <$> <r <!> $ $ TEMPLEMANS 2*2 <J2 -i> J> And be safe! »i •1> > ri> 2*2 i> <i> ■ <f> *r Over a quarter century Honest Dealings •T in Chattanooga. 2*2 2*2 v|> Write for Catalog and Used Bargain <!> our 2*2 t • ■ List- <(3 2*2 i> < Templeman Music Co. <i~ •T <(> 2*2 907 Market St., Chattanooga. Tenn. • i~ 2 *: Patronize Our Ad¬ vertisers !! j > 2*2 I 22 i | Midway Cafe I a> I rj u i ilSl Market Street 1 1 Chattanooga, Tennessee $ To <§ <*2 j3 our friends and customers in Dade § r> County: When in Chattanooga call to us- 2j> •T> see 2f2 <T> $ Good Meals-Home Cooking. a* :j> Try our 25c Dinner and be convinced. I 2 i> <L '** 2f> <J : .*> in Missouri. I think it is fine for indigestion or for headache. .It is a splendid family remedy. My wife uses it for any stomach ailment, indigestion and biliousness. We never let the house be without it if I know it. We also give it to the children for chil- jq! dren’s complaints, colds or fever.” Keep a package of Black- Draught in the house for all the family. Your dealer will sell you a mammoth package, containing five of the regularize pack¬ ages. It’s cheaper. COUNTY ITEMS SULPHUR SPRINGS Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Blake were in Chattanooga, Saturday, Mr. Blake was consulting a specialist as he has been ailing for some time. G. W. Bible was in Chatta¬ nooga, Saturday to see his mother Grandma Hamic who has just arrived from Florida where she spent the winter months. The Sunday School Institute met last Sunday with us. E. M. Allison of Rising Fawn was chairman. An interesting pro¬ gram was rendered. Mr. Cartel with his sister as organist and ocher help from Trento^ fu - nished the singing which was fine. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lea. Mr. and Mrs, John L. Case and Prof. Austin and Rev. Lewis trom Trenton were in attend ance. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Driskell from Fort Bayne were with us Sunday. Mr- and Mrs. E Gwartney who was our depot agent some years ago were with us Sun- Jay. They now live at Porter¬ ville, / 1 1 . Mrs. Johnson of North Chat¬ tanooga spent tne week-end with her daughter, Mrs. A. I. Brown, LaFayette Foiester and daugh¬ ter from Cave Springs were with us Sunday. John F Bible who has been here with here for some time is visiting his uncle O. N. Bible at Fort Payne. The next Sunday Schooi Institute will be held at Cave Springs the third Sunday in June. HEAD RIVER Spring seems to be here to the delight of the farming people and they are making good use of these pretty days. Our school closed Friday with a picnic dinner at the old Mur¬ ray spring. All were sorry to have our efficient teacher leave us. Mis 0 Lucy Johnson, daughter of H. R Johnson, was operated o:i Thursday night for appendi¬ citis al Davis hospital in At¬ lanta. She was attending school at Powder Springs and was suddenly taken ill and had to be operated on at once. Glad tz report her getting on well. Our Sunday School put on a missionary program Sunday, which was pretty good for Head River Our B. Y. P. U. gave a pro¬ gram on our work in Italy and Miss Lorena Johnson gave a short history of Italy, which was well rendered. New offi¬ cers were elected. E. Zalind visited relatives on t le mountain last week. C. L. Johnson made a trip to Chattanooga this week. Mr, and Mrs. B. VV. Holtz- hower made a business trip to Valley Head, Saturday. J. M. Freeman visited his daughter in Dalton this week. J. M. Freeman spent the week end with home folks. Fred Forester, who is in a hospital in Macon will be out in a few days to the delight of his many friends. , i All correspondence sent us i : for publication should reach us before Wednesday noon to in¬ sure publication that week. Service .Mattress Hay Let Us Renovate Your Mattress Work' done by special Renovating Machine, Cotton is cleaned and made fluffy and white NEW TICKS PUT ON Work Satisfactory Prices Reasonable Phone M 1406 2227 Whiteside St. i> i *> *> Crabtree Transfer & Storage Co! 118 E. Main Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Main 97-197 I Moving. Packing. Storing WE SPECIALIZE IN LONG DISTANCE HAULING 1 Si Dual) Shoe Hospital I §> <i> ‘i> 2*2 <[> 2*2 Frank Murphy, Manager. 17 West 9th Street. Between $ 21 2*2 Market&Broad. Phone MainllS Mail Oders Solicited Postage Paid One Way 22 MOST MODERN MACHINERY <l> i 12 AH All Guaranteed 1 I Rebuilding of Kinds Work 2£ - j i> Stepping Stones I 1 <i> ?i> I To success are the nickles and dimes you do not <i> 1 spend. To the young man just starting out in life, prudence and forethought are the greatest assets- Sav¬ <i> ings deposited with us draw 4 per cent compound in¬ i <12 terest and can he withdrawn at the pleasuse of the $ I depositor. Hamilton Trust & Savings Bank '2 I Branch Bank, Rossville, Ga. I <i> 4 Per Cent Interest paid on Time and Savings I 2S Deposits, calculated semi-annually. 1 <T> over §4,000.000.00 <I> <!> <J> Business Training For B usmess ouccess In our new location 5th floor of THE NEW PROVIDENT BUILDING we have every facility to give you the best business training, and to secure a good position for you. For prices and full information for any course, write or visit us, Chattanooga Business College 5th Floor Provident Bldg. Chattanooga, Tenn.