Okolona messenger., April 11, 1906, Image 8

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0K0LONA, MISS, APRIL 11, 1906.
The
Art
of
Knowing
How
Both
Phones.
EI
llfCiirlcy.
to buy groceries for
your table is of course
the principle thing,
but then, you must be
able to get what you
want and the best
to carry out you ideas.
Everyone knows we
carry the best of eve
ryone knows we carry
the best of everything
in our line, tha
our customers are the
cream of the trade.
AyersPill
!C3
u3
Vegetable, liver piljs. i.That
is what they are. They cure
corjf.ti.pr tion, biliousness,
i' JUS kXi iUaixaMMJK
Want your moustache or ht;;r?
a beautiful brown or richfclack? Ust
Alvays Remember the ?ai! Name
n amative
Cures a Cold
Bromo'iiinine
in One Bay, Grip in Two.
c Eo& . 25c.
Rnbel visited Aberd3en last
buggies, cash or
Walter Smith
of the season at
Mrs. J
week.
Busreies, buegies.
credii.
First ice cream
Davis & Bell.
Wagons and Baggies for every pock
et-book at Adams & JNenberts.
Miss Maria Elkin was the guest of
Miss Harper last week.
WhpnlA'r A. Wilson and White sew
ing machines, cash or credit.
Mies Vassar, of Aberdeen, spent
last week in Okolona.
Attflnrt onr Easter Opening Thurs
day, the 12th of April Mrs. M. Short.
Mrs. Homer Davis is home again
after a pleasant viait in her old home
Starksville.
Mesdames Edens and Irene Elliott
have returned from a delightful viait
to St Louis.
Mrs. J. A. Al'en had as her guest,
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Iom Jones,
of Aberdeen.
Get rid ot that old ram-shackle bog
eys and set a late modeled one of
AdamB & Neobert. A carload joat re
ceived.
T.niiipsif von want the crows feet
taken out of your old man's face feed
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him on biscuits maae oi mew uuur.
T. M. DEAN.
Miss Ettie Kate Spradley entertained
the 0. F. O's Saturday afternoon.
Progressive Needles kept the yonng
ladies engaged until a fine course of
refreshments were served. Miss
Loraine Shell was the prize winner.
Misses Julia Jordan and Elsie Mc:
William, of Aberdeen have been
guests at the McDonald home.
Misses Inez and Lucile Elkin, of
Aberdeen, were "guests of the Misses
Mnrfee. Friday and Saturday.
Soda season now cpen at Davis &
Bell's.
Mrs. J. F. Hirt left Saturday for her
home in Jackson, Tenn.
How about painting your house?
Let us figure with yon.
Waateb Smith
A carload of wagons and buggies
just received by Adams & Neubert.
Erio Dawson is home from the Un
iversity for a few' days visit.
Misses Mamie Tomlinson and Sallie
Sansom spent Sunday in Sessums.
Ice cream sodas 10 cents at Davis' &
Bell's this season but they are the best
you ever drank .
Mrs. Woods, of Cairo, was a fair
visitor in our city last week.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Humbolt, Is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Harrell.
Miss Bettie Walton has returned
home after a visit of several weeks in
Houston.
Order your Easter breakfast in ad
vance. Tell your dealer yon want
Swift's premium ham or bacon. These
are appropriate and appetizing meats
for Easter lime.
Mrs. C. V. Taylor nee Miss OUie
Harris who was operated on for ap
pendencitis, is improving rapidly and
all are glad to see her able to be up
town.
Let the mule do the work; buy you
a good cultivator. Walter Smith
W. F. Tucker Chapter U. D. C. will
be represented at the State Conven
tion by Mesdames T. J. Buchanan,
John Heiss, J. M. Davis and . Will
Bearden.
Mrs. ft. L. Anhby returned to Van
Vleet Saturday.
Join the crowd and drink at Davis i
Bell's fountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wotds viait
ed Mrs. J. M. Haley last week.
Mjers Hodge rs and Osborn Harper
spent Saturday with home folks. '
Mr. B. E. Foster spent several day
last week with home folks here.
Everything for farm handled by
Adams & Neubert. They understand
tneir business and know what you
want.
Fifty new Pattern Hats on display
Thursday, the 12th of April.
Mrs. M. Short.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. Church will give an Easter Egg
hunt Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Lizzie Miller
Bring your little ones and come. Only
5 cents will be charged.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas God in His infinite wisdom
has seep fit to call from this world of
nrrow. to a brighter land above, our
beloved sister, Hattie D. King.
Therefore be it resolved, that the
Daughters of the Okolona Chapter, U.
D. C. mourn the death of this noble
woman as a true t nd faithful member
of our organization.
Beit resolved also, that we ever
cherish her memory with tenderest
regard, and that we extend our deep
est and most heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved family; and further that
a copy of this paper containing ttfcse
resolutions be sent to the family.
fL E. Love.
Committee J Fannib K. 8mith.
M. E. McDowell.
If von want to live
Elect flour.
GROCER.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
- . m . f 1.
cure. E. W . wove's siguaiure is on eaeu
box. 25c.
Another new industry for Okolona.
The Ortgier brothers have bought the
latest machinery and will soon have it
installed, for the manufature of Ice
cream by the pint, gallon or carload.
Getting creams or ices on short notice
for your reception or intertainment is
a question solved now. These gentle
men are experts In their profession
and will be in the market for all they
sell too. Remember and patronize
home industry.
Miss Francis Abbott entertained at
her cozy home, last Thursday after
noon, the Social Club. Miss Francis
is such a nappy entertainer that a
meetine at her home always draws a
fnll attendance. Euchre and dominoes
were the eames of the afternoon.
Miss Mary George Murphree winning
the guest prize, and Miss Irma Harper
and Mrs. Clint Steinberger tied for the
the former winning at the
diaw. A dainty service of refresh
ments finished the afternoon.
A Guaranteed. Cure for Piles.
TtMr, TUind. Bleedinir or Protruding
Pilo.. TtriKrpiet refund money if Paso
nintmnnt tails to cure aiiv case, no matter
.fhnm lnno ctBnrlintr. in 6 to 14 days
VI H w .1 ' ft o.
V;f annlinattnn criVflS Hid KSt. XI
50c in stamps
and it will be forwarded post-paid bj Pans
Medicine Co., St. Liouis mo.
Bay your Easter Hats Thursday
April 12tU, MRS. ju. uhort.
Letter to Porter Davis.
" Ololona Miss.
Dear Sir: Devoe is worth $4 or $5 a
cation- put-on; how muoh is another
paint worth?
Depends on how many gallons you
have irotto tu';OD. to be equal to one
nf Tivnn.
Mr. J. J. Hall. Sheffield, Pa. painted
two bouses one coat, five years ago,
lead-and-oil, took 40 gallons.
T.aafc nnmmr boncrht 40 crallons
Devoe for same houses; had 10 gallons
left.-
Mr. N. Avery, Delhi, N. H.owns
twn'hnnaes exactly alike: painted one
with Devoe: took .6 gallons. The
nth or mirhanma other: took 12 cations
What'd you give for thoee oft paints?
Rear in mind, vou've got to pay for
the painting. Your truly
F. W. Devoe & Co.
44 New York.
Has Stood The Test 25
Yccrs
m Ann f
am
ii
a long time use
T. M. Dean.
Mrs. T. L. Bramlitt, of Corinth, is
Visiting friends and relatives in this
city, her old home.
Do you need n buggy? Call on me.
Walter Smith
Okolona Book club elected Mes
dames Buchanan and J. M. Davis as
delegates to the State Federation
which convenes in Crystal Springs. .
Messrs. Neil McCaskill, Woodie
Baker, Crenshaw and Granloff of the
Aberdeen Dramatic Club were in our
city, Saturday.
Mrs. Sidney Jonas, wife of the
Junior Editor, of the Aberdeen Exam
lner was in our city, Saturday, the
guest of Mrs. J. M. Davis. Mrs.
Jonas is a lady of cbarming personal
ity and made many friends during her
brief stay.
Mr. Wm. Mellison, of Kankakee,
Illinois, has been visiting at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Whittaker, the
past week. This was Mr. Mellison's
first trip South and was much ear
prised and pleased to note the pro
gressive, hustling looks of both the
country and the people. He frankly
admitted thinking that our people
were shiftless and the country run
down and demoralized after the ; war,
but baa now changed his ideas com
pletely. Says this country Js an good
as any the sun shines on and would be
glad to become a citizen if bis inter
eats could be so arranged.' Con vine
ing such gentlemen as Mr. Mellison is
for the benefit of the South and the
good words he will say of this section
will go far in helping advertise It.
Ttatrla A. Rail's anda fountain fur
nisb.es everything in new soft drinks.
The line foroe of the electrio light
Dlant have lust about finished the con
dulf work In the railroad yards, wiring
underground for the switch lights, and
when done will have put in one or tne
best systems of that kind in the South
There'll be no municipal grafting here
and will have the best water and light
aervioe that human ingenuity can fut
nish. .
A Surpas8lnglyGreat Event.
One of the greatest musical treats
ever offered the people of the South
will be the appearance of the
New York Symphony Orchestra of
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank tbe kind people of
Okolona, especially ray good neigh
bors for their kindness and sympathy
to me and mine during the last illness
of my dear wife.
C R, King and Family.
Has Stood the Test for 35 Years.
The old, original Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tsnic. You know what you are taking.
It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form.
No cure, no pay. 50c.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regu
lar meetings on the first and third
Wednesday of each month instead of
Thursday as here-to-fore. This
change was made to accomodate some
of the members whom we hope can
attend now without hindrance. Tbe
next meeting will be Wednesday,
April, 18th. "I have often wondered
when the working temperance men
and women will be rewarded for all
their expenditure of labor, time and
money by the complete suppression of
the liauor trafio. The answer is now y
going about the country freely, to wit:
when the churches shall wake up to
their dutv and ' responsibility. But
when will that be? When intelligent
men and women the leaders of pub
lic opinion shall clearly comprehend
the relation "which the liquor traric
bears to the poverty, pauperism, suf
fering, wretchedness and crime of the
country. There are not many people
whp understand thoroughly the in
timate relationship existing as cause
and effect between the grog-shop and
the evils of many kinds with which the
oommunity is burdened and cursed."
Neal Dow, in the Union Signal.
sixty people, led by that inoomnarable
conduotor Walter Damrosch in Col
nmbns. Miss., at the chapel of' the In
dustrial Institute and College on Mon
dav nizht. April 80th, next. The oo
casion promises to be a great musical
fete and already tbe demand tor seats
Is widespread from Northeastern
MississlDDl and .Western Alabama.
For the becaseion the railroads are
offering special rates and Damrosch
will be heard by a tremendous throng,
nr. its n nrira tnr u.ti t,n I . W. Maer,
Columbus, Miss., and reservations will
ha nrAmntl matin. The Rs'3 Will not
htrln until Monday, the 23rd, and all
reonftBts will be accorded careful
Avers
You know the medicine that
makes pure, rich blood
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Your
mother, grandmother, all your
folks, used it. They trusted
Sarsaparilla
It. Their doctors trusted lu
Your doctor trusts it. fheh
trust it yourself. There is
health and strength in it.
I suffered terribly from Indigestion nd
thin blood. I found no relief until I took
Aver's Sarn&parni. four bottle vrnia
nentlj cured me."
MRS. F. R. Hart, Mt Klwo, N. T.
Sl.nO bottle.
AlldrujreUI.
for
.T. C. AYKK CO.,
T-owell. Mh.
Rich Blood
kyer'a Pills
are ce
They greatly aid the
;ently laxative.
sarsaparilla.
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Made from Vure Grape Cream of Tartar
In baking powder Royal is the standard, the
powder of highest reputation ; found by the
United States 'Government tests of greatest
strength and purity.
It renders the food more healthful and palat
able and is most economical in practical use.
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to
buy alum powders because they are " cheap."
Yet some of the cheapest made powders are sold
to consumers at the highest price. ,-
Housekeepers should stop and think. Is it
not better to buy the Royal and take no chances
the powder whose goodness and honesty are never
questioned?
Is it economy to spoil your digestion by an
alum-phosphate or other adultered powder to
save a few pennies ?
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A Safe Paint for Buildings.
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It's best for all purposes; wears well, looks
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Seasonable Hardware
of all kinds here at prices to suit your purse
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We Are Giving Away Free
Your choice of one out of 9 different beautiful pictuoes in colors with the purchase of each
piece of our latest invoice of Glassware, which is a food Imitation of real tenuine cut flass,
and must be .seen to be appreciated.
Candy Eggs and Other Easter Novelties Just Received
3 and 10 Qent Variety Siro
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consideration.