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We're Showing
-KNOBBY LINE OF-
New Laces -and
Embroideries,
consisting of All-Overs, Bonds, Edges and
Insertions to match at popular prices. We
would be glad for you to inspect our line.
We are also in receipt of nice assort
ment of Spring Woolen Goods, suitable for
Skirts and Dresses at 50c to $1.50 per yard,
Come to see us.
Walter B. Patty.
White Goods Sale
AT
Henry: L. Owens'
Begins Monday, February 10th.
v? Our White Goods, Embroi
deries and Laces have ar-
' rived and will be on display
on and after
Monday, Feb. 10th.
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Also a full and complete
Kris if Ginghams; Percales
and Madras Cloths.
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YoiftfttlteMW IfcHvdreiiTief bt, Parcel f oat
Mm. A.- II Fast U Titjer listef
Mrs, Kincannon in Vei-tfna, "
- Mrs. Allie S wann and children spent
several days thia week with Mrs. Wjll
Cavett. , ;.
Mrs. -Fleming snd little datighter Re
becca Sueof Alamo, Tenu.. art guests
of Hr. Sherrod, ;
MissNunn of Bells, Tenn., will ar
rive in Macon Friday. She. will be the
guest of Miss Carrie Lee Sh erred and
will be one, the brlde's-maida at the
wedding Friday night
v M(ss Alda -May, who has bqeaatenog.
rapher In the office of Cavetf ACavett
for several months will leave In few
days for Boise, Idaho, where she will
pond soma time with her sister.
Mrs. Ben-Botfgesrai".tha$TOvfc
Brooksville are visiting relatives in Mai
con. - Little Miss CarolyiBogjjess witll
he flower girl in the fclcEmortJfcrredl
wedding which will take place at the
Baptist church Satnidalmtag.:
. Miss Gladys Robinson and little Dor
othy D. CTranbury ;()f;FtTii (fcer
at the Hotel Maoon, guests "of Tlf L.
W. Graham. They will participate .in
the approaching" bedding, Kiss Robin
son as maid or honor.
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Horsemen
I
. Owing to the great demand of shoeing for
rough usage 1 wish to call particular at
tentlon to the fact that I am more fully
equipped for that style of work than .
heretofore. . , I have just received a full
supply of the best material for my Fall ,
and Winter trade which should give even
better satisfaction than heretofore. My
Famous "Archdale" 16 Ounce Shoe
is highly recommended for all drft pur
poses such as Ice, Lumber, Goal hauling,
while BILLY BUCKE '5 OZ.1
is best adopted to general riding and trot
ting use, J ' ' '
I also make a specially of shoeing,
Young and Unbroken Colts and guaran
tee satisfaction in every respect. I make
this announcement to reassure my cus
: tomers that it Is my aim to keep abreast ;
"of the times, by earring a full and cora
.plete equipment of everything necessary
to render absolute satisfaction. If you
have experienced trouble in any way
with your shoeing I respectfully ask that
you giye me a trial. Thanking you for
. your past patronage.
- Billie Roberson -
Gall at Gty Pressing
Club and look Lukon
Tailoring Go's Sample
over before buying.
Fit
SOCIAL
On Saturday' aftenjpoh Jura. J. E.
Hagin entertained at ' Forty-two" in
honor uf her sister, .Miat Greeny of Co
Iambus. A number of friends ertjoyid
Mrs. Hagin 's bospiulity, s Xyda
Smith wm the prixe winner.'' After ie
games an ;elaborat salad coarse was;
served.
The Wornani -Stnay Circle met with
Mrs, H..L. Owens Thursday afternoon.
Papers concerning personages and
events of' the period covered by the
lesson study were contributed by Miss
Lallie Dorroh. Mri. -,W. W. Shanndn
and' Mrs. Boyd. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hosteai.
The Study Circle will hold its noit
Lmeeting with Mrs. W, B. Patty on
February 20th.
: One of the most thoroughly enjoyable
social affairs of the season-' was-the at
tractive, linen shower given, in honor of
the, fair bride-elect, Mlfls Ca'rrl le
bherrbd ' last Tuesday , afternoon, by
Mesdames L. W. Graham and T. 8.
Boggess in the homfl qf JklrttW. L.
Sherrod , As the guests arrived they
were usnered lnto tne Bnen room where
numerous shd elegtht 'pieces were ius
pended on a pink line. Later punch
was served by Mrs. Tom Boggess' and
Miss Robinson, maid of honor. 'The
Progressive game of Forty-two was en
toyed by all Mrs. Will Connor,; the
successful contestant, was presented
with an elaborate center-piece of cro
chet. - i . .fc,. ija
Miss Sherrod, a visFdhln blhelhiifon
over ducheste atiJi, with draperiei Jf
rare lace, received on attractive hind-
alnted picture. A dainty meau In two
courses was served immediately after
the game. ,
MB. AND MB8. SHERROD ENTJRTAWf
i On Tbursdav evenlntf the hosDitabla
home. of M1. and Mrs; Sherrod was a
scene of loveliness, , the occasion being
an elaborate dinner tendered the bridal
party. ,.' -v .
-The hand-painted place-card and
souvenir carnation indicated the placing
of the guests and a pink 'and white mo
I tif was artistically carried out. Covers
were laid for fourteen guests: and the
fdllowing menu was served': '
Grp-Fruit
.triter CoclctaQ Red Snapper, Tartar aauee
Turkey
'""''. Celery . ' Craberry Sauce '
Olives : :.- Picldee
French Peat Aipanurui on toaet
Waldorf Salad Beaten Biieuit
Rote Cream '. . Bride Cake-
Coffee, Minti .
Immediately after the dinner the bri
dal party .proceed to the Baptist church
for rehearsal. This,, will bei, the first
wedding to be solemnized ait the Bap
tist church. " '
MRS. CAVETT EOTBRtAlkfc 1
On Wednesday afternoon the elegant
home of Mrs. Will Gavetb . was the
scene of a pretty party given in honor
of Miss Cecile Cole.' The progressive
game of Forty-two was thoroughly en
joyed by all. Miss Ada Mai Zepernick
was the successful 'winner' and pre
sented the prize to' MUs Cole. An
elaborate four course menu Was served
by dainty little maids. ' '
Mrs. Walter Patty was hostess of
the seven-hand euchre club oil Wednes
day afternoon. The, prize," which is
given 'very quarter, was won hy Mrs.
J. H. Williams.
Mrs. Howard Scales entertained the
Young Matron's club Tuesday afternoon.
On Friday evening the lovely home
of Mrs. L. F. Bolberg w'll be the cen
ter of attraction for the. .Richmond-
Sherrod bridal party with. Miss A by
Woodward as hosted.
BAPTIST.
guaranteed
t SARGENT,1 Ant
On Thursday MrT George Bradford
Richmond entertained his groomsmen
and ushers at an elabprate dinner at his
country home at Richforks. The fol
lowing guests were present: Messrs.
Solfisburg and Chambers of Aurora, I1L,
Paul Chase, Ches, Featherston, Charles
Richardson, Mit Holberg;. and Sam
Clark of Macon. -
On Friday Mrv Paul Chase will enter
tain the grooms men of the Richmond
Sherrod weddingV
U a. m.-Preadhinf,- '-tjodVClSl to
Serr.ee." " . . ...
2 p. m. Sunbeatat Band.
Y:15 p. . m.-Preaching. Deceitfal
ness." . ,:,
PEESBTTERIAN.
There wm' be ho services Sunday
morning-evening as the pastor will
fill the pulpit.io Sbuqualak.
Regular mid-week prayer service
Wednesday -evening-.
AH cordially invite i to attend. The
services re growing every, wees.
Come and Join i us.
METHODIST.
10 av Sanday School. Be there
on-time.' :
11 a,sm and 7:13. p. m Preaching
by the pastor -
Prayer and lecture service Wednes
day at 7:1S n. nit Coma and baa how
the prayer meeting Is growing. '
llrf.'Eary.JCjScfleaii the guest of
Mrs. N. H. Harrison this week.
Messrs. D D. and J. W. Patty will
leave Sunday for St" Louis Where they
will purchase their, stocks of Spring
goods. ' ' -.. .,
Mr. Tom Cockrell has moved hit fam
ily to the Jim Swann place about four
miles east of Macon.-
' Miss Jessie Rebertson has returned
fronv Aliceville,. Ala., where she baa
teeq vii ting friends foif several weeks.
: Mr. S. J. Feiblemsn left Saturday for
New. york and Boston to buy a spring
and' sOtelner stock of .goodf for A.
Klaus & Co.
n KEM0RT OF' KUTFAlWIE k. TH0KF50N
Who died on January 3rd, 1913, at
her home one mfte'' north f Cooksvllle,
Miss. . " , .,
In'toy-mdhesa L feel I cannet do jus
tice to the memory of one I loved.
Jamjie. was .kind and generous, self
sacrificing, to a fault; ever ready to do
all she could.for the comfort and pleas
. ure of her loved ones. ?,
x Hef ' MntSring energy was unlmpara
ble, and when her health failed last
March, urged her to give up her posi
uoa, which she did so reluctantly,
, r or over ten months sne was a con
starit ttiferer, so patient and uncom
plalhing-; , :. .
Her last words were softly whispered,
TmBdt afraid to face God; I have
Just that muph faith," and like a broken
lily she fell back and died.
MJarkig. Fannie, how we will miss
youl'iXt me day I hope to meet you
waiting at the Pearly Gates of Hesven,
there io welcome mamma, and at our
Sivtorf'feeV we will worship, never
more to part.' ; ' . M, Z. T.
, T; sad; intelligence was received
heatarday morning of the death of
Mr, wm. Renter Harlan, at bis home
nine tmlf a east of Maebti. Mr. Harlan
SI1,hoJtathef of M-rs. W. Sr P, Bog.
gacrand one of lotubee county's most
prominent -citizens. Mrs Boggan at-
tended the funeral at Macon, -Tupelo
Jouinal,
i TURKETJ AND CUINEaI.
I have for sale one bronze cobbler
apg. two pure buiod white African gui
nea roosters.
Mas. Annib McMorries.
Hi .. . i Brooksville, Miss.
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; Cotton Seed For Sale.
fliebane Triumph Cotton Seed, Bought
ust year irom. originator.
, Gus McLeod.
Amethyst Pin Lett
, Amethyst bar pin, encircled by small
'-'"l- r. , 1 . .
peans. vaiuaDie ,oniy to owner, ud
eiai reward if returned to Beaconjofflce.
. i Seed Corn for Sale.
A lot of fine Seed Com-Batt's and
Mosby's Prolific. Price $2 per bushel.
T. B. NICHOLSON.
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. . EGGS FOR SALE.
Brown Lezhorns 11 Der settintr: White
Orpingtons, $2; India Runner dncks at
1, per setting. K. M. faun.
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. Frost Proof Cabbage.
Frost Proof Cabbage plants at 25c
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iTH RESOLVED.
U! U DoN'r u? ON THE
OPPORTUNITY TO
iWK'Xj TRADE AT THE DR. 16
i yKfY -STORE WHERE YOU (JET
i3WC A Pi HONEJT VALUES FOR
7 your money.
WE LEAD IN OUR LINE BECAUSE WE
NEVER PUT POOR GOODS IN OUR .STORE, AND
5Y SELLING HIGH GRADE MEDICINES AND TOI
LET ARTICLES AT REASONABLE JU-ST PRICES.
TRADE WITH US ONCE, YOU WILL BE PLEASED
WE WILL BE PLEASED WITH YOUR TRADE.
THE GEM PHARMACY
The Rexall Store Macon Hotel Building
To the Patrona of the Macon
Post Offices
I wish to announce that lama candi
date for postmaster for the term begin
ning June 14th, 1914. I have been con
nected with the office as Rural Letter
Carrier for four years and my candida
cy is in the line of a promotion. I hope
the patrons of the office will consider it
such. Respectfully.
Herbert E. Dorroh.
The Collegians, said to be an
especially fine male quartet, will
be at the Opera House Tuesday
evening.
HONOR ROLL
Of till Mum CraM a4 H'fh fckwJ tot ih
rifts month
William Howse,
Wlllene Jackson,
Edwin Murphey,
Helen Carleton.
Sybil Tomlinion,
Viva Kate Cole,
Cathrlne Cllne, ,
Danelle Yates.
Elizabeth Ferris
Msbel Holberg.
Claire Shumaker.
Edward Hickman
Shadie Smith,
Julia Stokes,
Em Yates,
Wm. Hardy Evans,
Louise Klrby
AH1in IT-Ia
Emma Laura Hughes
Carlos McCorduodale
Uicuie Holt, uuvergne Mci.orquodale
Virginia Morgan,
Indian Duck Ef ft.
11.00 per settincr. Special prices on
larger lots. Mas. F. H. Grace,
Macon, Miss.
FOR SALE-119.00 eauity set of new
uwfti. vuii V1IV m uiuiaijr, i 'du
ty volumes with ten booklets of in
struction of esch and chart, (cost $32.00.
only 118.00 now due), for 17.60. Phone
81.
Attention Company H.
You are herby ordered to report to
the Armory for drill Thursday night,
February 20th, at 8 p. m. Every man
must be present. Bring any govern
ment property that you may have in
your possession except one uniform.
By order of
H. M. Dent, Capt 8rd. Infantry.
To the Farmers of Noxnbet County.
The Merchants & Farmers Bank at
Macon, Miss,, has made arrangements
with the publishers of the "Progressive
Farmers," of Memphis, Tenn., by
which they cin get a greet number of
subscriptions to this valuable agricul
tural paper, and In order that the farm
era of Noxubee county may get the
benefit, the Merchants A Farmers Bank
will send a complimentary subscription
to any farmer In' Noxubee county who
is not at present a subscriber. Kindly
send us your name and the subscription
will start Immediately, free of all coats.
Merchants & Farmxra Bakx.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
Nodes to Crrillon.
ThtEitaU ll" th CbMMry
of No. 8A82. Court of NoxabM
W. H. Harlan, Deeaaaad I County, Mlu.
Ittm- of rim Inbttrmtlon on ul Mtata harinff
been ontho 30th day of January. 1918, granted
to tht undarained by J no. A. Tyaon. Cnancary
Clerk of Mid county of Noxubaa.
Allperiont havln. claim aaalnat ald aatat
aro raquirad to hava aama probatad and raciatarad
by aaid elark within ona year from thla data.
A failure for ona year to probata and rat later
any claim will bar the aame.
Tbii 30th day of January. l"U.
MRS. ALICE 8. HARLAN,
AdminlatratrU of Said Eatate,
Frostproof Cabbage Plants at C. Hardin's
per hundred, for sale by
.,q . JuRS. J. Lb
FOBD.
A Cafe
is an eating place, run and managed for
in convenience or the public. 1 nave
aa-excellent cook, and will, appreciate
the opportunity to prove to you that
Macon has a good place to eat
JACK HOLM AN.
Ha Strayed-Two black Berkshire
barrows, about five months old. Marked
with split in each ear. Will pay reward i
for any information. J. W. Patty
Notice Stockmen.
my jacx wiu wane tne season at my
home near Mashulaqille from April 1st
to July 1st. Will expect pay for mares
that are traded. H. Lipscomb.
NOTICE 1
We have just received
a car load of
Corn, Oats,
Meat and Meal
. See me before buying
J. E. DORROH.
It' f
WANTED Good white family to
work on shares: evervthimr -furnished
land team improved farminsr. imple-
fienis and lertiiuser. Lnd that will
produce bale of cotton to the acre.
Four room house: water and wood risrht
at the door. Pay cash for every day's
work outside the crop. Must be a hus
tler and no booze fighter.
J. L. HIBBLER,
' " Cooksville, Miss.
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' Deputy Coonty Snrreyor
If Tai tT ITikkl fnMnn.
surveyor. Has been appointed (April 4tn.
1912) deputy county surveyor, and has
given legal bond as required by law. I
rarer pa rtiss wisning surveying done io
Mr. Habbbrd. J. M. Edwards,
Surveyor of Noxubee Co,, Miss
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