Okolona messenger., May 27, 1915, Image 5

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Best quality Cement.
Hawkins & Hedges.
N. A. Holmes spent Saturday
in Columbus.
Oliver Shell spent one day last
week in Houston. ,
Clifford West, of West Point,
spent Sunday here.
See Mrs. Chambers' Big Milli
nery Sale ad on another page.
, For Sale Two cowh with
young calves. Irs. C. D. Kay.
C. H. Moffat, of Houston, was
a visitor in this city last Thurs
day. Claude Gray of, Tupelo, was a
business visitor in our city this
week.,.
The Rubel Motor" Co., has the
agency lor the Hudson auto-
. mobile.
( Mrs. G
V. I. Cole has return
ed from a visit to friends in
West Point.
J Mr. and Mrs. ' T. J." Cole, of
r 'Amory, i spent Sunday with
'friends here. ' ' !'
The musical at Mrs. Laura
Jlarrell's Wednesday night was
a big success!
i The Okolona Motor Co., has
r
t 'secured the state agency for the
j 'Pullman automobile.
A Claude Wood fin, v who 'has been
attending the State University,
f returned home Monday.
V Best quality Cement. ,
. .Hawkins & Hodges.
Mr. W. P. Tincall has return-
ed from a two weeks visit to !his
daughter in Columbus, Ga.
J Crawford Hawkins left last
V night for Lafayette, Ind., where
Jhe goes to accept a position.
I Rev, G. W. Riley, pastor of
the Baptist church at Houston,
4 Was a visitor in our city Sunday.
k Crawford Hawkins, who hag
een attending Auburn ' college,
iias returned to his home in this
fjty-
1 Mrs. M. C. Gage and little
daughter, of Meridian are visit
ing relatives at.d friends in this
jdty.
J Miss Blanche Ecens has re-
urned from Holly . Sprifigs,
here she has "been attending
?hool. . ,
See Mrs. Chambers' Millinery
iale ad ' on another page. She
offering some exceptional
argains.
Quality counts in Cement, v
Hawkins & Hodges.
!Mr. and Mrs J. T. Stanford
id little caughttr spent Sunday
ith relatives ai.d friends in
ouston. ' . ,
Mrs. R. L. Neubert atterded
e graduating exeuises of the
lue Mountain 'college first of
,ie weeK.
He
rs, What About This?
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' . Only ten in every hundred babies are
born with perfect eyes. Eye defects in the other ninety
vary, but all should have attention, particularly when the
child reaches the school age.
We are' apt to neglect looking after this important
matter, for the reason that children very seldom detect
eye trouble themselves until it is apparent to everyone.
If your children squint, if they hold their books too
close to the eye, if their school progress is not what it
should be then let us determine, by accurate examina
tion, whether glasses will help.
Byron Mitchell, Optometrist
At Bearden & LaGrone's Drug Store,
SATURDAY, MAY 29 th
Miss Gean is still very much
in the "On to Frisco" contest
and is working hard to win the
trip. adv.
For Sale or , Exchange
Johnson Grass Hay, Mabene or
King Cotton Seed and Peas.
A. T. Stovall.
Miss Margaret Smith, who
has , been attending School in
Washington, I). C, returned
home Sunday night.
Rev. A. L. 0' Brian t, pastor of
the Raptist church here, preach
ed the commencement sermon at
Buena Vista Sunday.
J. P.. Goiny. of Calhoun City,
editor of the Dixie Herald, came
over one day last week and
purchased an automobile.
Mrs. Annie Dawson and Mrs.
Jesse Dawson spent Tuesday
afternoon in Tupelo the guest of
Mrs. Norman Monaghan.
Miss Hilary Ward will hold
her recital at the Star Theatre
Wednesday afternoon, June 2nd,
beginning at four o'clock.
Miss Mary Louise Neilson has
returned to her home in Oxford,
after a few weeks visit to her
aunt, Mrs. James Gordon.
EGGS Buff Orpingtons,
Cook's Strain; White Wyandotts,
Fishel's Strain. 50c for 15.
J. M. HALEY.
Miss Jaunita Neubert, who has
been attending Blue Mountain
college, has completed her course
and returned to her home here.
Miss Inis Richardson, who has
been with her grandparents here
for 'the past few months, has
gone to Houston to spend the
Summer.
Calhoun Monitor, May 20
G. W. Cole, of Okolona, and R.
L. Ashby, of Van Vleet, were in
attendance at Chancery Court
this week.
The Library Association will
meet at the Library Building on
Monday night, June 7. Good
music'and refreshments. Every
body invited.
Dr. A. F. Wicks left Monday
night for New Orlaens. where
he was called on account of the
serious illness of his little daug
ter Gertrude.
Miss Ruth Alvis, a'fter spend
ing ten days here the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Donaldson,
has returned to her" home in
Holly Springs. '
Standard Portland Cement.
Hawkins & Hodges.
Miss Zoe Sossoman - leaves to
day for her home in Mobile,
after spending several weeks
here the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Whiting Ames.
Mrs. L. F. Baskin entertained
a few friends at v. Rook on Wed
nesday afternoon of last week in
honor of Miss Mary Louise Neil
son, of Oxford, the attractive
guest of Mrs. James Gordon.
Of what benefit will an education be
to your children if they, graduate from
school with impaired health, distorted
spines and injured eyes?
;
Milton Davis, Frank Elliott,
George McGehee, Charlie Davis
and Dolph Elliott, who have been
attending the T. M. I., returned
home last week.
Houston Hummer, May 20
Miss Annie Gladney, who 13
teaching at Okoiona, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Gladney. .
Head Cheese, Boiled Ham
Roast Pork, Weiner Sausage,
Roast Beef, X-Kay Bologna,
Clover Blossom Cheese, Cream
ery Butter, always fresh.
Vienna Bakery.
S. Joe Owen, of New Albany,
passed through our . city last
Friday en route home from West
Point where lie attended a
meeting of the Mississippi Press
Association. ' r
Be sure you find the right
ballot box when you have votes if.
to give way. No one will ap-if
preciat them or thank you more
than Elizabeth Gean, night r
operator "Independent". '
An automobile party f rem
Amory spent a few hours here
Sunday. Those in the party
were: Messrs L. B. Roberts, H.
C. Kilgo, A. E., Dairy mple, Jr.,
T. Gregory, Hdgo Stender, K.
V. Hill, J. L. Orr, F. G. Cowden,
A. P. Groulee.
For Sale or ' Trade For
Cattle, some young horses, safe
for lady to drive, one wagon,
one surry, one buggy, one four
gallon cow, fresh, $100, one Mc
Qormick Mower.
B. L. Pritchard,
Ind. Phone 166.
Mrs. W. L. Jan?en was the
charming hostess of the Bridge
Club on Tuesday afternoon of
last week. At the conclusion of
the games the guests were in
vited into the dining room. Cut
flowers, gracefully arranged in
a crystal bowl, formed the
centerpiece of the table where
the guests were seated to enjoy
a delightful menu. Those pres
ent were Mesdames A. F.
Wicks, J. E. Edens, T. M. Dean,
R. B. McEachin, A. L. Jagoe,
L. P. Haley and Cober.
The following from the Ponto
toc Sentinel of May 20 will be of
interest to the many friends of
Mrs. Holder in this city: "Rev.
J. H. Holder receives encourag
ing news from his wife who is
sojourning for a while among
the mountains of North Carolina
and their friends rejoice with
them in the good reports, the
last being that she had gained
ten pounds in avoirdupois. Brc
Holder and his three little
daughters are with Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Carr and are nicely and j
well cared for. Mrs. Carr looking
after the children as well as
their own mother could."
FOR SALE Sweet Pota
to Plants, Nancy "Hall's
Early Triumph. Per 1,000
$2.50. 5,000 lots or more
delivered. Plants are
scarce book your orders
; early or you may be dis
appointed.
BAKER & COLEMAN,
Tupelo, Miss.
Corinth, Miss,
May 10, 1915.
To the Public,
I have opened an office in
Tupelo ovpr the drug store of
Pound. Kincannon and Elkin.
I am there in my office on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday of
every week in the practice of
pmy profession of osteopathy and
i electric treatment.
L rt ti T 1 TV "
&. r. nuey, u. v.
P. S. I am a graduate and reg
istered osteopath. Save the
time and place as you may need
my services later.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
liou builds up the system. SO cents
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Only 3 Wlore Hudsons
jr ma 1
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All the Hudsons in dealers' hands, p'us the next two months' output
will suppply an average of only .about three cars per dealer. We believe
that many men who want Hudsons this spring will fiind it out too late.
Last spring thousands were delayed in
getting their Hudson L'ght Six. Ail sum
mer prompt delivery was impossible. We
were always weeks behind.
This spring we have new attractions.
The Light Six is the vogue. And more
than 12,000 Light Hudsons are ri:nninr,
each creating new desire tor this -, r So
despite our big winter output, it, '-an Sund
ry be possible to make prompt deliveries
long.
That is true of First Choice cars of every
class. There is never enough in ti.e sprii.g.
Hudson Comes First
We announce this because Hudson mut
come first with you, if you want a high
grade Light Six.
Hudson stands out as the class car. . It
shows the results of our years of refinment.
It has proved itself on millions of miles of
road. Everywhere there ure users 12,000
in all -so vouch that the car n ptrfect.
It is the only Light Six designed bv
Howard E. Cofnn. It is th' Iiyhtet of all
the 7-ppssenger Sixes. It is the rr ost re
find. It embodies Hudson standards. In
luxury, finish and e(iuipment it matches
the costliest cars. i
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Calomel Makes
You Sick, Ugh!
"Dodson's Liver Tone" better
than calomel ard can rot
Silivate.
Calomel loses you a day. You
know what calomel is. It's mereurj :
quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. It
crashes into sour bile like dynamitei
c- i "n i!' ickrnintf on. Chlonii '
atta ks the bones and sh.mlii n-v i
be put into (lie system.
When oii IfH bilious, sluish,
i-i nstipaO'd and all I nocked ;.i i.
believe you need h dns- ti' daiinci'U
rulomel just temenibrr that ri.r dmn
uist sells (or 50c Ittige Imlil" nl
Dodson s Liv r lone. hicii I-. ei.tiie
I. vete ai le ,nui p a-Hi'.i ti- ihKr ,ii'i
- tt peifert Mihsiicte ! r c.iloiu. . It
i uuaianleed 'o stmt jour li.er vk-ith-out
stirriniJ you up inside, hi.d' can noi
allv ne.
D.iti't lake calomel! It mnkts ynu
ick ihe next dn; it lot.es im a dayV
Mrk. Dodson's Liver Tone Mi alli
ens you rig'it ui and you feel ureal
Give H to children because it in per
t i:;l harmless und doesd'l uripe. adv
Immortal Engraving.
If re work upon marble, It will per
ish. If we work upon brass, time will
eSi.ce it. If we rear temples, they
will crumble into dust But if we work
upon Immortal souls, if we imbue
them with principles, with the Juat
fear of God and lore of fellow men,
we engrare on those tablets some
thing which will brighten to all eter
nity. Daniel Webster.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Tollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. 1
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
W, th undersigned, have known V. J.
Chenev for the lam !' year, nnd I lt4ve
htm perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and tlnanriitr.y able to carry
out anv obligations ni.nie hv htr tlrm.
NATIONAL HAS li. OK tVMMF.HCE.
Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cur l tpV-n int. nally.
artL-iir illnH-ily upon t e bi.d iir i mu
cous surfiiees of ihe ym. TW'-iemali
sent free, l'riie 75 canta p r bottle. Soli
by all Prnpuifi'L
Take liail l-nmlly Fill for cor.i'lpatic .
M AG L NTS
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LIGHT S5X
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IS ANYTHINO ON EARTH MORE ANNOYING
THAN A DULL CARVING KNIFE?
BUY A NEW CARVING SET FROM US AND THE
KNIFE WILL HOLD ITS EDGE.
OURCUTERYIS FROPERLY TEMPERED, AND
WE GUARANTEE IT WILL PLEASE AND SATISFY
YOU.
FOR WHATEVER YOU WANT IN WARD WARE.
COME TO US FOR IT WHENEVER YOU WANT IT.
YOU WILL GET GOOD. HONEST HARDWARE AND
THE PRICE WILL BE LOW.
Okolona Hardware Co.
Net In Sight.
Hokns "Do you think we shall srer
ears nnlrersal peace?" Pokus "Not
so long as women continue to play
bridge for stakes."
1 If you intend
0316 to have a sale
Hills I etourprices
PRINTED
1 1 11111 l I J.II.I.JII IJJI MIH
TTT We are fixed for turning
f j out work of this kind I
L. in double-quick time. F
You see in the Hudson the Light Six
perfected. You see a four-year result,
witli every part and detail in a finished
state. You will not be content with any
second choice.
This is a New Type
Bear that in mind. The Light Six in
volves new materials, a new-type motor,
new de&itfns for every part. The changes
upset old standards. So a car of this type
must rrove itself free from mistakes.
The Light Six, beyond question, is the
standard future type. No man.would con
sider going back to heavy, clumsy cars.
But it is wise in this type to get a well
tried car.
Th,e Hudson Light Six has been run by
owners at least 30 million miles. And all
that experience has not uncovered a single
fault cr weakness.
Ycu are certain to prefer it.
nl !', Si.wll. f. '. I'. leri.
l!U3S0H'M0rCR CAR "COi, Detroit, Mich.
'Another Hudson feature is the matchless
Hudson service. Let us tell you how
much it means.
For Sale By
PANY
OKOLONA. MISS.
WZtt CJTJT5
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Don't Take It
For Granted
that Just because you are la
business, everybody is aware
of the f adt. Your goods may
be the flnerft in the market
but they will remain on your
shelves unless the people are
told about them.
ADVERTISE
if you want to move your
merchandise. Reach the
buyers in their homes through
the columns of THIS PAPER
and on every dollar expended
you'll reap a handsome
dividend.
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