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Okolona messenger., September 05, 1918, Image 3
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TIIF. OKOLONA MESSL'NUER
HIEJOYlF
MOTHERHOOD
Game to this Woman after
Taking Lydia E. PinkhanV
Vegetable Compound to
) Restore Her Health
Ellensburgi Ws-h. "After I vras
Biarried 1 was not vvdl for a long time
the tirr.o was ot
! r.Llo to po about.
ot-ire
child
!! in cxrhor.e and cna
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iij cri'.r.'j "j-; ck iron
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fc'ieh wor.iea clip--'..1, z:; Vf -"'' ' -'''
cnti! they fcnve f-ivr.n thin Yona-.'''ul
Et.x-ici.ie a trial, ond iir Fpers.'-l ntlvica
writu Lv'Ha U. PLkharn iyU-Ulcine Co.,
Lynn. Mass. Tba rccult of 40.yeazs
3iitrionce i3 et your service.
TRUSTEES S5AL1I
Whereas, on the 2nd" (lay ol March.
2911. D. W. Turner fetid L. P. T.r u r
xecutod ami delivered to C. W. Ec.'.n
i certain .luisl (".ft couvoyimj fit
jropr.rty herciiuifter def.oi ilji'd to jlic
srH!piiHix(l fis 1 rusiee. . I.icr. Iru .:
JerJ u-68 t'Xi'culcd t hci"iro a c i'i no
' jjideht.'dns-ss of D. W. I'lin'fi' mi;!
I,. P, Turner to ji'ii.l C V. 3ear.;
whicli trust (i- f .1 I , J'jly rt'CoivL.-d" in
.xA .107 ut 53 ;.f t'i- n:con!s
1 Trust D j.-'ds of.Ci'ic
and vvlu'.reas snid 'Ti u .t D.-; I h:i--it-f-n
tr;i:. jffi rrd of rt-enrj. and to.,
in!chteJiirs ilicro sretu'ed duly, oh
sifjofj to. L. ' E. D:Vlovi!!c; and d
iiu!t liavlh;; l'( ra nrido i:i t lie p:iy
aioijt of ssii 1 iodi-htif:i.-sr, a id t!;t
ft'.dfr';.XMi; d f riv. (. ii i '.' i '. J !): !) ri -riivVilud
!.iy llo!d I' o; .:i'd i'ld'r-
(tdoe'M to (x.'cutn smd
Hicrc;pre.
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trust, 'ovv.
i d Id, '.,M i -Se
Ci.'tift i !;n
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; J ii.cjrs. i:i f n.t (
tloor in the City '
or -it pul'iii : '.ij
hi- hi 'lie t !..VJ ir !
O'.ol.o., o!ii
tfry ;o).! v'-'l 'o
stHSll, 1.1 t i:o .VI I u
'!, frj wit :
Frririi until pir! ol
Block, i'6 ausof c!i!isj to tli'.- Tifi .-ui vi
ftVi Ci'y ot G:;"!i)'i!t, C.v.iiitv o!
C!iic!csav, S'at. oi iV1i-!si-;,iiii)i, to
JctluT wiili oil the nupuriraDii.-'"-,
llierclri hloninij, and morn r's.-n ;ic
.inly described ns follows: B -3;n
ins tit a point (nsl on Wlietdcr Street
2i0 feet fruui bclioul Street, running
Science Eust 173;'; leet, tiience Nor li
2d0 feet, thence WW 173-' feel,
ihence Sfiia.li 200 feet to the point of
keginnins, said property being also
described as Lots 8 and 9 in 13;ock
12 according to the Randolph survey
and iap of the City of Okolona,
Mississippi.
The title to the ' ohove descrihed
property is believed to be Rood, but I
sv-ili convey only such title as is vested
in me as Trustee
Witness my hand this 'August 29th,
1918."
C. C. JOLLY, Trustee.
! H tJ- 5
9
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3GL
- Do tae right thing , the rlghi
time.
Act quickly in tfiuo ot danger.
In time of kidney diiiiser,. Uoan'f
. Xitfney' Pills are most eilaetivo.
I'lcnty of convincing cvidecce oi
Shcir worth.
Geure W, E!kin, ret' red drnsist,
' 205 V. Jefferson St., Aberdeen, Jdfcs..
aj: "1' was in bad'sJiapo wcni, n:y
Sack, for threi or four years.-, Iu tha
early howrs of the niorrifns I vas sc
fauna and '6oro I co'Jld hftrdly Adr.re
tho suiTniins andO Hen had to get up.
J felt sharp pti ins dart through ire
Sidneys and : the- Jidtiey er.:et!oiw
ic-sra diaeolored and contained .(!
sient. Doan'a Kidney IMila ' heled
bis a great deal. I -could asain s4e?
it.h comfort and felt like a dift'even:
jarsjti."'
OVEU SIX YEARS 1--ATEU Mr.
"I'rtfn said: "When I have not'cH
:i;T?st returns of . kidney trouble, 1
.lave aied'ronn's Kidnoy Pills. Short
's has Always set ir,o rip;ht."
. ia-.e 50c, at, all 'dealers. Don't
ifiaiply a-k for a kidney reir.edr get
Dean's Kidney Piils ,-tlio same that
y,x. Ktkin had.' FosterMllbara Co.,
lljrs., JtitfTalo, N. V.
FDR GPEB BP THE
FOURTH LOU GWNIC
Lotssil , Nws.
Secretary McAdoo Returns to Desk
and Preparer, for Next Bond
Drive.
Secretary of tho Trepmiry McAdoo
has returned to his duties in Wa.-h-'ii!2ton
after a vacation of two months
ia tho mountains west along tfce Pa
cific Coaft, and at Wliite Sulphur
Spring, Va. Ijo spent the greater
part of his first' day at the Treasury
Department. P4-oslJfnt. V.'ilaon went
-over front tho White IIouso aVono to
ward G o'clock and joined the Secre
tary, there, j.nd, the two engaged ia
a long cofv-r'nco over pending ques
tions of var finance and Federal ad
min!strat!f:n of ra'lroad.i.
M'hi'.o, at the Treasury Department,
'Score Uirj- McAdoo net newspaper
r,ie:i 'and told them he lsad been won
derfully bcr.c."Itcd by h'a rest j-.mce
'the close of the ln:;t Liberty Bend
canipa'm, and that he cao hack to
;v.ork for-l!rg l-.etter in every way
ithrti he had s'.:v:.-j he was a bey 'and
11: hfd wilh a fin.
Tlie Secretary raid that, his first
y.Jio-,7 w. s to tai.3 tip exhiu:'t:ve!y
('.ti
the whole rcneir.I Mtb.iect of taxation.
JIo will nx-et v;Uh tho Ways atjd
Me.'..np Conj::;ir i;,' go ever e.-;tiraiites
'of r:u)nt;-'; r; ;'''-'ed and r::;'cur.s with'
the noi.vTi'.t'c-o vnr'ons forms of taxa
tion p. -id tj.e r:17-:!nt field ot
pvrt for the ht-:r.vy rates thaf tho cxi-Eer.r-if.'i
of .war required should be
iii'pr.pc-d. '
ry McA-'.or erp"
sod full
rohnnfe en 1ho Joyrl rcntlnior.t of
'buiiln'is.i men an ! the incomo earn
er ihvo-i-'i.'oiit th'i country. Go long
as tho r.iaihco3 r th? Un'.ti ' Staten
i? dilviti'j hi'.ck the Oorr'arn, to peo
Die
the
at
to 1-eio therj.
would put up
TV was not prt ared to ray what
tho slifi o! the in st bond issao will
he, ncr ro':!;l he flve arty id'-a until
he had had tiive. ty exac'no the prog
rez that had -ben ina.de by tho T-'a.ys
ard jrsana Coxr-iitiee la arrangin;;
the noyf tax tJ!J.
lie had he-n f,-r.ah'hed no reaon
to ir":iy tho oatiuatorhrc had na'e
a month cr ro-e a:;o, was with out
.e'efiufto Infonnalifn as to how far
tho 'c'.;i::n -.!;ao J b'v-n ahle to ad
vance t'-e tr:c 'lac up to tho mark -t
hi the orthm'es, he sa!d..
; Jif5t a.; coon ay i'he work of t'ia
eovnirdf t-ao was r raii'o:!.d, '"ond the
vohimo of nsonoy to ha jirfvh,'l by
tar:.!icn c-v'Z ho i!f.-:f.lrod, . tha
P'-cvciary rz'-l hu wr,u?d tiaaornco
the rinovr.t an ! t'-e terms cf iho nc:xf.
bond i"'" - Av" c-tvrh no aeaiu-acce
war
in t
thrr-
13 no, HI
noa
e!m;
tea'-
? ?n. the inferatst rate was con-ateJ.
The .".M"r,ci.l a-val!ticn of the eorrn
;try, rfeAdoo said, was never mere
l'roai'ry-.. for the falo of beniht by
tho Gevornmerst than it is now. from
r-vry meaaf- cf iri "ormation availahlo,
either i
"h official Ichannels or
thor-e . of ba.r.!::.;;r and private bnsl-hess.
, ' Cerman- Daa'.'s Put to G-.-cd Use.
Dc.'ks on which Cerman propag
anda was formerly written r.rs now in
use in the Liberty Loan Organiza
tion. A. . Mitchell ' rainier, Alien
.'Property - Custodian, at New York,
took the furniture from a well-known
German banker, who was' a noted
propagandist, bomb plotter, and all
round undesirable citizen. The New
York Liberty Loan Organization will
use these desks in the, campaign that
opens Sep-. 2,8 for the Fourth Liberty
Loan.-
School will open here Monday,
Mr. J. N. Harden spent Sun
day in Starkville. v '
Mr. J. M. Hp.ley spent first of
the week in Houston.
Mbs Mildred Abbey, of Webb,
is visiting Mrs. C. R. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole, of
Amory, were in the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jv. Kins and
fnrrily motored to jMarks last
week.
Mrs. Pruitt and Mrs. Meldrum
have returned from Jacksonville,
Ter.n. -
Mis.s Emileen Faires has rone
to Ottawa!), Tennessee to teach
School.
Miss Anr.ie Dudley Class spent
the week-end with friends in
Verona.
Dr. II. II. Kinney lias return
ed from a few days stay in
Chicago. .
Mhjs. Marie Jwld left. Monday
foi; a. vioit with relatives in
eHville,
:i. A.
A'a.
las re-
to
turned from a business trip
(Cleveland, Ol.io.
Witliarn Sanders has R-one to
Atheiis, ' Alabama to enter an
A pjicuitun.l School.
Miiss Marion Glass has return
ed from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Houston. '
I.Ii.s.i Eunice Naugles, of 'Me
Cmh'ly, was the gu-est of Mr.-.
W. T. Jaegers last weeic.
Mr?. E. I. Keller and dauphter,
Nor..! lk-lle, have returned irtm
a dylij.'utlul vilt iiChicaj-io.
,; Mrs. S. L. Stephenson, of
Marn.s ifi vNpected tioon to- visit
iier si.cr, Mi".;. C. ii. Kinfj. .
Mrs. Minnie tturkitjfc, : el
Tupelo, isited relatives ant;
fri. u h here ilrst cf the . woe);. .
Mr. Hugh Caradkie and Miss
Clara Naugles, both of Mc
Condy, were married at the
Methodist parsonage ( Saturday
afternoon, Rev. J. B. Randolph
officiating. . ' "
0 Mr. R. E. Buchanan has re
turned from a business trip to
the delta. He was accompanied
home by his wife and children
who had been visiting relatives
in Memphis the past few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Palmer,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Palmer,
Miss Dilla and Fred Palmer, of
Chattanooga, spent last week
end in Okolona, guests at the
home of Mr. and-. Mrs. R. L.
Neuberr.
The-Executive Board of the
Aberdeen Paptist Association
met here Monday afternoon.
The Association meets at Hous
ton the first Thursday in Octo
ber, and it is ho;ed that'e.vcry
church will he represented by.
Goth debates' and letter.
Amory Proj-.rcss, Aug. 31.
Frances Frazier entartained
quite a n amber-of young peoull?
Thursday everting' in honor of
Mildn-dFlynn, of Memphis,
K .id lie Mlae Gains, of Widow
S:n:ip.s. Mo., and Mary Evelyn
Ahvrn- liiy, of Okolona, Mj'sj.
The 1
fi
u-'
c-t.uay
Field bi;Hc ball boys
d gave t:;e
ioca! boys a nabbing to the-tunc
of 15 It) 2. At the end of the
(i:-;--t ir.niiig it looked as if the
locals could hold the llytirs down,
bu t bogiiiiiing with the secotui
t!to vi.-itors had ovtrythiiiy
pretty w-.l! th'u- (v.v.n wtiy.
Golden "New Model" Cane Mill
The mill of durability; light draff; ease of operation;
gets the JUICJ
All .
Lengths
Copper
and Gal
vanized Cook's
Improved
Pans.
Correct
Syrup
Pails
Barrels,
:-''&AX Ti.Kegs.
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WHITE US Mil CATALOG A'N!) - PRICES.
WE SELL' EVERYTHING FOPt HGME'AND FARM
I
;v:;rc company,
.jvk.i.i,-.
hi
in
Mrs.. Ida Mc('-ehec .arid 'caugr,
ter, Miss Newasf.a, . were, up
from Mcri5in for the wcjl'tnd.
.Mi- Pairl -Harris left last
week for Bossier City, 'La.,
where shi goes to teach school.
Mif.'Tcm Gregory and litth
d nif. -liter arid Mrs. S. II. Gregor'
vir-.ited relatives in Houston last
A Cro "3d Clogan.
What good is your money if w
don't win the wart
frm
f5
Raw places, watery blis- a
ters, cracks under the I
toes. Constant itching:
burning pain when touch-1
ed by water: always dan-1
iger of infection and blood 1
I poison. Q. B. ECZEMA ?
5 TREATMENT; greaseless I
liquid: antiseptic, disinfec- i
I tant: stops the itching at
once: taites out mc i
iuflammatfon: kills the
germ's.
1 Successfully used for 1
jxzema, lener, okiu a
Eruptions of all kmds.
At vour drua: store, 60c:
money refunded if you i
t get hj bencnt.
ir'evtral from West Point and
other nearby towns attended the
ba.io ball game here Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Van Pkish Dendy, of
Houston, 'attended a meeting of
the Woodmen Circle herd Tues
day night.
Lieut. Earnest Conner left
Wednesday for Camp Pike after
r.onflin(T RPVPrfll rlflVS With hlR
father here.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Conner,
of Tupelo, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Woodfin and
family Sunday. -
Mrs. Frank Owen, - Mrs.
Arnold, Misses Edna Owen and
Ada Whiteside motored to
Amory Monday. . ' .
Miss Mary Evelyn Abernethy
has returned from a delightful
Visit with her sister, Mrs. H. F.
Clarke, in Amory. h
There will be services at the
Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at 11:00 o'clock and Sunday
evening at 8:30 o'clock.. ;
Liet.it. Earnest Conner . and
Miss Nettie Conner spent part of
last week in Tupelo guests of
Mr. and Mrs. ( D. Conner.
' Prof, and Mrs. W.M. Cox and
children left, ' last , week for
f; Macon, where they expect to
make their home m the future.
Corporal Tom' Wcodfin left
Wednesday for Camp Pike,' after
r seyeral days, with hig
Mr.' and Mrs. T. J.
Scj lit
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r."
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TIDIES
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typists' tt Was".
ra-(ers a
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toa irroivs
:i;-e e'lort
Imsii-pss con-
,n-,s .t '.or FIVE ilUXDRCO
THOUSAND (-Hi e ai--is.ants. , Sal
arios never Ijeioro lienrd ot arc now
beiotf often J. . '
We
PERFECTED
COPYRIGHTED charts and IcJsoi,
sheets tlint f-nalilo us 10 li!;.rh yfio nl
V'enr h'Mii';, BY MAIL, io THIRTY
LESSONS, a system cf Shonh un'
used by about N NE TY per cent oi
the Government stenographers, an l to
tench you, BY MAIL, in' LIGHT
WEEKS, a Bookkeeping Cour.se that
his SUPERIOR to any SIX-MONTHS
course.
The Governmsnt drafted our Civil
Stfrvice Bookkeeping ' Sot. Clip, fill
out. end piai! the COUPON following:
i i -com'oN
pRAUGHON'S COLLEGE: NnslA-illc
Tenn.: Send FREE toiik oa lTome Study
and tell mc why a Home-Study Court.
(Jiven by yuur nw method is rttpr than
a course at culbrc: alsr, toll ire alx ut the
contract you v.-i;! -Jive to r;.v.-.re for rac a
; food io-ition, 1 cl.prcd 1 1 -. -s noiue iroin
ti Mo5teu)cr, Okoluna, Miff.
. ('h'laine)
j . ' (Address)
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Mrs. Brents Done Great Good
By Yin Hepatica Prescription
Vell Known Louisville Woman Says Via Hepatica Prescription
Drought Her Back to Health Agam After All Other Medicine
Had Failed.
Mrs. IVary Brents. 923 B.rnett
Ave., Louisville, Ky.. who find been a
chronic sufferer for about five years
and in bed for almost a year and a
half, nnd under constant care of phy
sicians says:
"1 gladly recommend Vin Hepatica
for the great good it has done me in
restoring my health when everything
else had failed. Had been in bed for
ahrost a year nod a ha!! with doctors
attending me constantly, but I received
no relief whatever.
"1 read in the, papers about : Vin
Hepatica and went and got a bottletr
The very first dose ' seemed to help
me.
Just such lestimonv as this comes
in from every quarter. Vin Hepatica
is truly a wonderful remedy. Come
in. net a bottle and trv it on our reo
onmiendution.
BELL & BUCHANAN, Okolona, Miss.
r.
,) S. BRADY H. L.DRADY. - C, D. BRADY
Country' nconle and out of town visitors cordially When you think of grocrrics think'of Brady Bros.
invittd to make our store their headquarters.
Get
our prices befor? you
buy.
!iH4.i1...ni.....M.U
Both Phones
ii'iiJ A. iuJLSxO -Sl '...iL kv3
okoloxa; miss. - s -
' ''WEssxlkoiujs" . . :,' " ..
The Largest Hetail Oroeco ia Cliickr.caw County -
Fresh Eread
Ve pav -c.i ili f.r our goo is mvl sell f.;ic
Destroying Optimism. ren
Some or "3 try' so hard to be op- t visit- with ' friends and
tlmintic that tfce nervoua Biram mattes , , Alabama ' and
ut imtaoie. . , .
eniK'SSCe
:isti iint can
Mrs' Hfttie Curkitt and child-i Letve vmi'r tsundles with us. ,We will t;ik, cere
y . . iti f ir
. a ! 2 . .. r .L : i....i.. .... I. ,.,!. fr,i.i ic w mi. save tha cash-uin-cr mo'.-v. "woir.e ana s?e tor voi
. Our Stock is Frsli r.r.i Every Piece of letchimdlso Guaranteed

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