The Columbus commercial., October 28, 1915, Image 3

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Picayunes is peculiarly
good. And it is kept good
because we allow it to
age naturally so that its
delicious mildness and full
character is retained in
Picayunes.
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yunes have a good taste
that no other cigarette has
quite been able to attain.
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For Lamps and Electric Lights
On account of being overstocked with different kinds
of Shades we will sell them during the
. coming week for
15 Cents
Worth from 30c to $2.50
Yarbrough Electric Co.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR SALE Good suburban store
FOR SALE OR RENT Residence, wi,h stock and fixtures. Address IL,
fill South Second street. Apply to care Commercial.
Jas. F. Pope. tf. WANTED Position as manager
of stock farm. Fully experienced
FOR RENT Store house next to and references furnished. W. S., care
Street's drujr store. Recently occu- Commercial.
pied by Ezell Clothing Co. A firm , .
stand for any business. Apply to FOR RENT Two very lare un-
Columbus Clothinj Co. furnished bed rooms, $11; water and
lights furnished. Phone 645. J. Burt
WANTED TO PURCHASE -Gum Wilbourne.
and onk loj;s. For prices and other vriX, nvw 7i TT
... . , ' , , , FOR RENT House with modern
particulars apply to the Lucas L. conveniences. Corner Second street
Moore Stave Company. 2t and Third avenue, South. Apply to
i Frank C. Owen.
FOR SALE OR KENT Six room
house, all modern conveniences. VOR RENT Desirably located
Located at 117 North Ninth Street, cottage, up-to-dat repair inside;
Apply to J. M. Street. ve,y convenience. Call 448 or
write Mrs. E. E. Pittman, Mathiston,
Miss.
HOARDERS WANTED At private
home on car line. For further in- FOR RENT Five room apart-
tVmnUon apnl at P07 ?erond ment. Will be furnished by owners
uvtrue, Sout.i, or ring 432. for bachelors. Steam heat. Apply to
y. F. Leigh, at Woman's Store for
ONION SETS Laws' drug store, particulars.
RATES One cent a word per issue. FOR RENT Nice five room
nSsflrsi s,een for less thyn hou-- rh an,d aH rdem conven-
., , . lences. Located on Second avenue,
SEE GRAHAM'S 5 cent counter nrth, and Twelfth street. Apply J.
for sheet music. tf Warren Gardner.
fr A "R TCTRVR THE
VJL' PAINTER
DR, P. L, BERRY
DENTIST
Columbus National Rank Build
ing, Third Floor. Phone 451.
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
Cleaned and Pressed
AT
Autos, Buggies, Houses, Etc.
4th Ave.,N.bet 9th &10thSts.
W. HUNTER ElBANKS
. DENTIST
Office First State Rank Rld(. .
Law's Pressing CUibl
TELEPHONE 733
A $12 Set of Aluminum Ware Free.
We will give absolutely free, with
each South iiend Malleable Range,
sold during our demonstration, from
October 27 to November 2, a set of
this wonderful aluminum ware.
Columbus Hardware and Furniture
ijik that Lasts ji
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l-pn thrrnti'fird, m nl ncciiiuria'lv
te of the minr rl'Veii h Imltt-r
rd it way inln the ( hurniK.I t in !
The final nlmtterinif of the barrier,
however, mme hrn Iturvard, Ya'e
and IVnii)lvHiiiH went down to ilc
fettt, leavinK Cornell and I'riin'eloii
victorious aurvivora of the ijuititetto.
The defeat of Harvard by Cornell
, perhnjin. the mimt important
football event of the day, a it in
dicate., that after many year the
Ithaca university i about to tak it
pluce in the grid iron nun to the name
degree that it has won recognition in
rowing und track athletic.
Thin victory, the first score 1
against a Harvard team in four
yearn, and the first scored by Corneil
over the Crimnon eleven in the elev
en game series between the two uni
versities, hardly can be termed a foot
ball form reversal. Cornell went to
Cambridge with the best team that
has represented the red and white in
many years. Harvard, far less for
midable than in former years, was
outplayed.
The game demonstarted that Cor
nell possesses a team of unusual
strength, guided by strategy of a
high order.
Princeton's overwhelming defeat
of Dartmouth on Saturday did noth
ing to cheer the Crimson. The
Orange and Rlack was strong in ev
ery department of the game. In the
Tigers Yale will face an unusual
combination when they meet Nov.
13.
Yale's showing against Washington
and Jefferson was the poorest of the
day, so far as the Big Five teams
are concerned. The Rlue was defeat
od for the second time in two yeao
by a team which gave a remarkable
exhibition of the overhead attack
and possessed a stone wall defense
against the old running game.
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"i I t ( !rf a, i ji, ,,i,.t -aid ei
t.i'f to rrolmte nn. Ki'i-ti-r sam
wilh the I li.imi-iy Clerk of IiWnde
County, wiMun ine jear from tbi
I; a w ten bridge over 0.,k Sluh i M l-robaf and re.
.lough on Tibbee Road in ln.trnt 'r " f"rrv"r hr ,h
"i; 2 wooden brnlges on Flli Creek
on rickeioviile ro.nl, I'l.-trnt 1; 1
runcrete culvert on I'ic -kenn iile road
at Thomas place, in 1i trirt 3; also
for repairing, conciete walls on ' ;
ensville road at Tboni is phue, in See our new piams and striped
Htstrict 3; also for repairing concrete j Silks. The newest designs of best
culvert across Orr Creek on 1'ii kens- j quality.
ville road, in District .1, according toi Lipsey and Chapsky.
tl.d. W.i.i.4
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Cointy will on ttie firf fn.,4v
in S'ipiirtil.pr, li'l'., Itie .-.i"-e ,,.n-,t
the fir -t duy c.f their ri-cil.'ir inonih
ly meeting, leci ive tied : or
proHmnli f,,r the b.iil.ling of a ,'ti'l
or Concrete bridge IHTo Uminr.l
Creek on the Military load, Ii tri.t
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H. A. LINCOLN.
AdmiiiHtrator.
dctober Mb, l;M.r..
DR. W. W. WESTMORELAND, Jr.
Drutiiit
Office Phone 171-2. Residence Phone 25
.Notice of Election.
Pursuant to law, notice is hereby
given that a general election will be
held in Lowndes County on Tuesday,
November the second (2nd), 1915
for the purnose of electing all State,
I District, County and Beat officers for
the quadnennial period beginning on
January 1st, 1916. At said election
none but qualified electors will be al
lowed to vote and all of the laws,
rules, and regulations pertaining to
general elections will apply to same.
The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock
a. m. and close at 6 o'clock p. m. The
following officers are hereby appoint
ed to conduct same:
District 1 Caledonia: W. N.
Hutchinson, D. M. Wood, J. E. Mor
ris, judges. J. R. Vaughn, W. IL Ott
ley, clerks.
District 2 North Columbus: S.
M. Nash, Joe Harris, W. C. Meek,
judges. 11. K. Sessums, John More-
head, clerks.
District 2 South Columbus: Jul
ius Marks, J. D. Lawrence, W. M.
Clark, judges. Homer Kilpatrick, J.
S. Marks, clerks.
District 3 Steens: J. M. Brown
lee, E. L. Phillips, G. H. Hartsell,
judges. C. J. Christopher, A. L.
Daves, clerks.
District 3 Old Zion: E. Randle,
S. T. Sparks, S. L. Davis, judges. J.
C. Golding, J. P. Halbert, clerk.
District 4 Crawford: W. A.
Hartman, G. W. Hairston, Chas. Kier,
judges. N. B. Scales, F. T. Carr.
clerks.
District 4 Dearing Store: Pete
Cox, J. N. Bailey, J. T. Hairston,
judges. Dr. T. L. Ervin, Hugh Town-
send, clerks.
District 5 Artesia: W. S. Wads-
worth, W. W. Davis, John Mclllwain,
judges. J. T. Mitchell, Jr., John L.
Butts, clerks.
District 6 Mayhew: W. H. Cas
tles, J. D. Burgin, F. C. Smith,
judges. F. R. Parker, F. H. Railey,
clerks.
District 5 Thomas' Store: C. IL
Cocke, J. M. Salter, W. G. Evans,
judges. Walter Swoope, R. B. Ervin,
clerks.
The judges of said election are
hereby authorized to appoint such
officers to fill any place that may be
vacant
J. IL BRICKELL,
WARREN M. COX,
CHAS. W. WEST,
Election Commissioners.
Having complied with tiio Banking Laws
of 1014, your deposits in
First State Bank
'!. t 'MHUS, MlSSlSSWr'l
Are GUARANTEED by tho Bank Deposi
tors Guaranty Fund.
K. T. Williams, Presub-nt
8. I). llAHHIS, Ciistner
J. M. Moiioan, Vice President
I. I.. (Iaston. Asa't. Ciinliier
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CommUiionar' Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, )
County of Lowndes. )
Under and by virtue of a final De
cree of the Chancery Court f
T.owndes County, Mississippi, made
in the cause of II L. Kendrick et al.
vs. J. E. Kendrlik et al., No. 2377
rendered at th April term, A. D.
1915. thereof, the undersigned Com
missioner named 'n said Decre-j will,
on the 1st day of November, A. D.
1915, being the first Monday thereof,
within the legal hours of such Bales,
at the front door of the Court House
in city of Columbus, Mississippi, sell
at publjp outcry to the highest bid
der, on the following terms: for cash,
the following described real estate,
lying, being and situated in the
County of Lowndea, and State of
Take Your Vacation Funds
IN
A.B.A. SI Cheques
Safest, Handiest Travel Money.
ISSUKl) nv
The Merchants & Farmers Bank
or (niUMDUi mi.
Does Your Church
Need Money? I
We have a new plan for raising money for
Churches, Women'i Clubs and other organiza
tions. No investment is required. If your
church needs money, or if you are interested in
raising money for any other purpose, write us
direct, or hand this advertisement to the pres
ident of your Ladies' Aid Society, or the Chair
man of your Guild, or to your pastor. By mere
ly asking for our "church plan" full particulars
will be immediately sent.
Address Fund Department, Good House
keeping Magazine, 119 West 41st St., New
York City.
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