The hummer., September 03, 1915, Image 4

About The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??

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chandishig and Advertising Scheme.
We are not putting our advertising money out on fences,' trees and big signs', but arc going to give it to you in CASH, and will expect you to
do the rest of the advertising. Get the LOOKS GOOD TO ME envelopes. $300.00 in CASH, or even more is our estimate.' The exact
amount, of course, will depend upon your co-operation. Help to make it a w inner-You can't loose.
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In addition to Hie CASH dividends which we propose to pay back to our CASH customers, we are also going to offer some very attractive
price conccsions. We are determined to make this one of the GREATEST events of merchandising, and as to the profit ycu ill receive, will de
pend upon your individual support, This is NOT a voting contest. We do not propose for our customers to be drummed to death by contes
tants and vote getters, but every individual shares his own gains.
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Proposition Outlined.
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Bofeinnin.l oeptenUr 1st, nnd lasting until Oeto!r2ath, a certain per rent of all CASH sdes anl COLLECTIONS will be set asi U daily or droooed into a
ten-?,- tl;'S(nn,.,"Se' and Wi,!1 ,)C kcpt in a J)ro,ni,Jcnt J,lnt,c in ona "f o"r d"w windows, a.id with eaeli CASH pnrshaso of $1.00, or for each' dollar paid
on ACGOJNr during this U:ne, you will receive one of the LOOKS GOOD TO ME envelops, oataiaini a card with a number thereon. These numbermil be-
gm at l and run consecutively, and some number between 10 and 215 will be selected as the winning number, and the number thus selected, and all n-imVrs di
visive thereby wn be ron ,,,ere; the winning mnnhers, a:i I on Oet. 20th, nil holders of such number, if present at the time of the distribution of the CASH divi
dend, will be cab led ,n an c pi il sh ire. Oi course the party inl ling twj win .in. numbers will ! entitled t: twice as m nln as the party holding only one and
sr. on. There wnl pra-dy .;e r.n a rational bonus oliered the three parties holding the hightest number of winning cards issued origionally to them. The propo-
rl'T ,T " n CVCr2: MnC:, ZlT? t0 &ot yUr mottay w',rlh ia merc!um Ms and th CASH divided is an additional bonus. Be
gun ing SIu ruk3.L tae 1st. and lasting until OCTODE 20th. Get the LOOKS GOOD TO M envelopes. DO IT MOV. I5iin early and et your share
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week.
latter thnnvbg contest at Mobile '
a; !:e lacked but 1.) Let
til ;. wlii;' as far as the nriz!
thorougii, practical, progressive. Terms reaiouable.
Wrifft for rfitriln'itf !J
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v Shonuer returned . . . , . . , . T T T.r . !,
' ,vl';;,er vll!l ls arm ia bad J- J. Weaver, Prin. J. W. Howard. See L
Houlka, Mississippi if
hv np'iishere she has
been t)y the bedside of her
father.
He thro wed
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lie starts another pretraet
meeting.
Mrs John Wooldridgr
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The i'iav "Ti Niebi's In .
A Bar Ream staged by local .
Rev Roper left Saturday talent here I act Tuesday was ij "
for South Mississippi where i:u!eed a success. Mr Wes- !
' f- :s is indeed to be praised !
0 1 tiie manner in which he il
traiaed the players and they
in the maimer in which they
carried out his instructions.
'Manv said it wns t!u bst
The .meetb,; d,)d : home talent play that they
last Sunday with fifteen ad- had ever w'tneS'vl
ditions, five by letter and ten ;
by profession of faith. ! Hon W Lake Hays of Val-
Mesdames Margaret aa(i thall was a pleasaat visitor
Ida Walker went to Buena iiXC JIrdl-Reed home
Vhta Monday to carry John ; 1,uirs(,ay
Curtis Walker to school1 Misses Janet Walker and
Thorn is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs Jeff Kirby.
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Lucretia Harris of Houston
attended the play Tuesday.
School is to start next
Dr II Hardin and C A
Ponsl.-v fif Cp.lhonn Cuv wns
up to see Mr J C Beasleyi Monday and we hope that it
Wednesday. ! 1) vvith a full school.
Mc Dwight Phillips left! Mr W M Bland returned
Wednesday for Blue Moun-j Tuesday from a trip to Mem
tcin where he is to attend : Plis (ter points,
school this session. j Mr Rufus Moore, the de-
Mr Duell Phillips of Sa- I)ot ant during Mr Bland's
bougla spent Monday here absence returned to New
enroute to Blue Mountain. Albany Wednesday.
Mr Bryan Lantrip 0" Cal-I L D Cook and J Lowrey
houn passed through here t;f EHzy were guests of
Wednesday enroute to Biue friends here Monday.
Mountain. j Mrs Maxey returned from
Mr L C Hobson brought a delightful visit to her
the first bale of cetUai for ; brother Mr John Going
Houlka here Wednesday. C ' Calhoun City last Friday.
N Thorn ginned and wrapped Mac Reed spent Thursday
it fil e. j in Houston.
You may be well tocUy, hut tomor
row your wife may be called upon
to make the living and educate the
children, have you enough insurance
to enable her to do it.
Walker
cxanaer
Life Insurance
Office over E. P. Vilson Cl Co s Drug Store.
Open to all JPiiysicians
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Via. M it II M tl d Hftrk IV.J H ft i A M
Fire Proof Cu!!ding Elaotrlc Llfihta
Steam Heated Eiaotrlc Fans
Met and Cold Baths
Modern Operating Room, with Steam Sterili
zers, Microscopical and Chemical Laborato
ry. Graduate Nurses in Attendance
PREPARED TO CARE FOR ANY HOSPITAL PATIENT
Phono 151 Houston, Mississippi
A Watch to be properly repaired and cleaned, must be en
tirely taken to pieces, each part separately cleaned and inspected,
and these parts reassembled. It must then be carefully adjusted
and timed. All this is delicate work and requires experience and
t;reat mechaincal ability.
There is a ritfht and a wrong way to do everything. We
might point out dozens of things in the matter of watch repairing
thai we think we do a little better than the ordinary, but the best
assurance to our customers of first-class work is our guarantee
that all repair work will be satisfactory. Bring us your watch to
repair. The work will be properly done and our charge will be
reasonable.
C. S. A N H
Houston, - - Mississippi
At E. F. Wilson Co. Drug Store
Chancery Caurt of the First Judi-
c,ja r)jstrict 0f Chickasaw County,
TT 1 ri: 1 - i j p vi , rendered on the 25th day of May
-1.UC 1,11 IU UiU luiy aiipt. CI Lr.Can0il. j i913. entered in Minute Book 6,
Commissioners Sale 'er. This the 2Gth day of August,
By virtue of a decree of the D qj .
H. E. Brannon, Commissioner.
Teachers Examinations.
The examinations for teachers
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I would have come on the early train to meet the board ParfeT 32. n case ,of,J- 0 license will be held as follows-
But Setting up early is something I can't afford. ; vs Joe Tittle et al, No. 180(, direct- Houston for WhiteFrida ld
ng me 33 Commissioner, to sell the c.ltlirj c , OJ
I'll li nn liiml nf iKm r m I i.,,i n;;t n i Saturday, September 3rd and 4th.
of:
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ii ... , , . ' . , , , , n, . 1 -i i ti. Houston for Colored rnday and
Have the hoys ready uncle Daniel and the rest of them. ; Stute. described as Thirty acres ' Saturday, September 10th and 1 11th
the North-Fast corner of thf North- , . ' .... ' ullln-
UKotona tor White Friday and
And we'll move thing out sho as you born
And do more business than if I had come in the morn.
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And save my place at the pie counter please
For that makes the boys sit up and sneeze.
Salary big enough, honor all right
But that dont feed the kids by a ding sight.
So I'll take part of mine in good long green
The best thing to make a man dauce I've ever seen.
East 1-4, of Section 6, Township 14,
Range 3, East. I will on the First
Monday and the 4th day of Octo
ber, 1915, within lawful hours at
the East Door of the Court House
in the Town of Houston, offer for
sale and sell said land at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash, conveying such title as
vested in me as such Commission-
Saturday September 17th and 18th.
Okolona for ColoredFriday and
Satnrday September 2 1th and 25th
Sincerely
' Geo. D. Riley, Supt
Thoroughbred O. I. C. pigs for
sale at reasonable prices.
J. E. Hill.
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