Okolona messenger., November 14, 1918, Image 3

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'ffMMIilMlftlf f MfMt
I nrn niht f' r Monarch Tailor
Intf Co,, f L'hjffiK", tind H. H.
lturt of Clili'ffKd Mid '.Viiulil llki
tt tnke your irn-muro f tr ,vni
KttllfMilt, Mmmv price. Hnl
to fltd Ion U(ll!'l.t"tM,
IIOUMU, tho Tailor.
Until liUiH'l.
Foil Fan: W iwru farm, mh'
Inllc ft rm ()kolo,,a, t r
irmimli'uto iut
If S. 0. .I.M.'.t.
lluve your car i'op;iri'd, b.il.l
chargod, or vulcanizing doiio ul
.WoplvMiij Ciaragt', liV i.).;tV:i ht
Seymour Junci Jildg. All work
gUHiaiiUxd. -TuMcaii at ait
hour. . 4tp
; , The OlsoloimHepair Compmj
has .deployed Mr. '.. Maicu, ol
Shannon, Mia.s. Mr. Matenrisa
first class smith and a No. 1
lorseshoer. Give ih a trial.
The Okolona Repair Company
has bought the Grist Mill that
was in the Whiteside Stable.
We are located in the Joe Reeder
old stand. This mill will run 6
days in the week, We will make
' your meal at any time. Come to
see us.
' Don't forget that there is a
new blacksmith shop in town.
The Okolona Repair Company
will appreciate youritrade. Give
us a trial and we will prove it
For Sale -Registered Duroc
Jersey gilts, Defender Strain,
six months old, papers furnished.
$16 to $20. W.T. GARRETT
Okolona, Miss.
Sales Representative You
can double or triple your present
income selling Goodyear Liquid
Roofing Cement the easiest
sold and most satisfactory for
repairing leaking roofs on the
market If you have faith in
your ability and are willing to
back that faith with good hard
work, your income s practically
unlimited. Permanent position,
exclusive territory sales exper
ience helpful but not -absolutely
necessary. Send for application
bldnk'" and "further particulars.
Scales Employment Manager,
Standard Paint & Load - Works,
Cleveland, Ohio.
ForI Sale-3 Dairy Cows, 4
heifers, 1 young bull, ene 3-year
old Registered Holsteih bull,
weighs 1500 pounds and two
Registered Duroc Jersey Gilts.
; a : g; w. pigg.
2p C : OHiolona; Miss.
Lost Strayed or Stolen
from rn,y lot one red and black
spotfe'd, bari$W-" pg,..1ipfQrrria
tjp,"!, leading to its retioyerywUI
be "B p r eci a ted a n d r e war d ed;
H. L; Morrisonr
s .11 :
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
A; Careful Perusal '. Will -Prove'' Itt
Value to Every Okolona Reader.
The vraa man' Is a doubter, and
there is, little wonder that thl Is bo.
Misrepresentation make, people skep
tics. Now-a-days the public ask for
better evidence than the testimony of
strangers.' Here is proof which should
convince every Okolona reader;
W. II. Mai!, shoe and harness re-
jpalrer. Church St., Okolona, -says: "1
J have been severely Injured in my
(back a couple of times and I believe
nat was the cause of my kidneys gir.
me trouble. Bending over so
ich at my work, no doubt, helped
make my back weak and painful,
awn's Kidney pills strengthened my
idneys and jny back stopped ach'ng.
il can recommend Doan's, K'dney PUls
'to anyone afflicted with bickach or
V)ther trouble from weak kidneyp." .;
I Price 60c at ail . tfealflrs. Don't
'imply ask for a kidney remedy get
loan's Kidney.: PUls-the sama'. that
r. Hall , had. FofcterMiHurn Co.,
V
5 '
$
Still,, She's Long SurTerrns...- - .',
CLicaga wife Bu.'rig for d;vorC3
lains that he suffered ' "sis
kUss year a." Well, even that's i
better than k'x f-nacUoss years
ladclphJa r LM nr. ,. ' " -
Local Newo.
W ftro irqnmtcrl Pi announco
thut kIioo1 will ic-opi'fi Monday,
Ncvfinhi'r JHili,
Mr. M Itutiel. I), H, N U
tlio Ku'l of hi i j:iri'itt, Mr, tux
mi:I Mr.4, J. UhIr'1,
Mm, J, 1 1. Jowa wr ntMo'l t"
Merll!f lu.4 wtfck on uccouiit
uf tin; tlt'iiih f her motlicr.
Mm. rup'Mind (lnturlitfr, M!n
.'.tnlili'H, of llfn.it.ton, (tt'o frnt-il'i
f Mr, un j Mm. Ainlft-A'
C;-o: ;.,ry.
Mr. Z, l ll-iwklriiJ, of tlM U.
:!. ;!. Mi.-.ls-ijipi, I;) Hp"iid'ri:r ;i
,'v (),"V8 with frienda hero and
in Vnrdamiin. ......
Mr. and Mrs. II W. Chandler
aro thy proud grand-parents of
n 7i pound grandson, bom Tues
day; Nov. 12th...
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ellis and
daughter Leita' .ppnt ( Sunday
with their son Bennia at the A.
and M. College. "
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gregory
and little son, of Memphis, spent
last week with Mr. , Gregory's
parents-at Tanglewood.
Mr. Charlie Bramham, of
Atlanta, was the gdest Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Berry and Dr. and
Mrs. J. A.- Rutledge first of the
week.
Miss Maia Morgan, who is at
tending school in Columbia, S.
C, i3 spending a few days with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. F.
Morgan; "i; ' i
. Miss Helen Glass left Saturday
for Magnolia to resume her work
in the High SchJ after,; spend
ing some time ljere on account
of the influenza. w r r; ; , ,
Miss Marion Glass has resigned
her position with the First Na
tional Bank here and left Satur
day for Vicksburg where she has
accepted a position.
Mr. A. M, Boyles has returned
from a pleasant visit with his
wife and daughter in. Boston arid
his son, Sergt. Harry ; Boy les at
Fort Henry, Kentucky. ' '
There were 7', 482 bales of,, cot
ton, ginned in Chickasaw County,
from the crop of 1918 i prior to
November 1, 1918, as compared
with 3144 bales ginned to Novem
ber 18, 1917. ;;
t Chandler LaGrone, of -Chamberlain
Hunt i, Academy, Port
Gibson, is spending a few days
with his parents,! Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. LaGrone, on account of
ihe influenza epidemic.' i !
Born to Maj. and Mrs. Vester
J. Thompson,' Tuesday at II P,
M. on the second dayafte'r peace
was declared, a "new American
soldier boy who will be waiting
to welcome Daddy., back home
from over sea duty.
; Miss Ciscille Harris was
operated on at Tomer's Hospital
in Meridian Monday for appen
dicitis. Her many', friends will
be glad to know that she is get
ting along , nicely and we hope
she will soon be able to return
home.
Grove' Tastefoss chill Tonic ,
destroy the malarial tfennt which art transmitted
to the blood by the Malaria Moeqnlts, Price 60a
$100 Reward, $169 '
' The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Us stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of tlio System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con
stitution ana 'assisting nature in dping Its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In the curative powers of Hall's
Catairh Medicine that they offer Ona
Hundred Dollars for any caso that It fails
to cure. Send for l!st of testimonials. -Addrcrs
F. J. CHF.NET ft CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Dru?ist, 75c,
To Fly tha Flag.
Tho proper way to narg a flag from
a flagstaff is on halyards, or ropes, by
which it may be raised and lowered,
and which allow it to follow the direc
tion of the wind. 'The union1 should be
in th nrper ecrncr next to .the polo; ,
the' flirociiou cZ -L'ri wind,. ?r ecu re 9,
controls th 3ii-pil!nn of ths stripes.
WtflSEIEUWlfl
WORK -AGEn?
mtO RELIEF ARMY
Crcnt Orpnlzatlcni Which Are
Ifolphjj to Kct; Up tho Morals
of ri;ht!ng fti!.bn3 Unita In
Cah-.pr.lcii lor $ 1 70, COO W
V.'l.h (iilltlciftlj (if iAifl'Tlnill llll Oli
w:ir Unii N, In m iil,; y-tAti; -
(liiM.-n ilii'l wHh i Mfjlff.,tlfce ( Aiiit'l'U
c!tn wi i. ii ii fit ft.n li.d f.til, all n( ;,i :vi'
In tlio Mi;.ci,(l(n'i diiiU t It'",
'worl'l nii I'o fur tli iiio I'ury, u tnvi ilui.
licxilvi1, ii'ti iShcm WlKt rctitnin in
' th L'nlifil Hnil(iln- tliiijM'f fciii.il-
Iiik lloitK to tliw Hnvo ii.it V.mifv
hfliliitl ilii'in for ilii- ytTlt 1 of ilii.; yar,
Tli iiKriwIen Uii'i:iiij;!i,v.t!!('li ;1iU vnil
be ar:otiiililMt'd 'uit; , JuliujJ.v In " tint
Unlled Wnr Work Cuini'ii'I;;ii. '', ' ; ;i'
From beltiR pfyh Uw. clftufctto ,,'pr
chocolute l ar, with Uliich lie ulitjll hi
hunger In the fciry 'of "buttle, to llio
thinti4c:nl enteHuljiiiunit or tho' ath
letic Ktinies, which rolux h!in Into iior
mnl eoi'-.fort utiw wevks ot : terrlfUi
combat, tho; Amerlcith 'tigWr li de
pendent upon tJie continued elTOrfs oj
the Y. M. C. A., the t.V. C. A., tii
Natlonul Culhullc War Council and lv,
of C, the War Conip t!onitnnnity i!n
tee, tho Jewish Welfare iloar(l, ilu
American Library Association and tha
Salvation Army. To carry on thM
work the combined welfare orgnnlza'
tioiM are seeking ;a fund of $170,600,,
Q0a. ,,. ..-, A
The Y.'M. C.fA. provides 538 huts In
American v training cttnips anj!j uqr
than 800 ia tha war none as centres
which the fighters can use as clubs,
schools, theatres, stores, churches, Hi
brarles and writing rooms. More than
f.OOO men and women hnd been aen
overseas er approved for oversea i
work by early autumn and 3,822 went
serving in American camps at home. '
T. M. C. A. huts are the, canteens of
the American Expeditionary Force an
are the theatres, where the. American
entertainers, sent over by the "Y," apJ
pear. Noted American puWIo, men and1
clergymen speak hi tlio hut.' Classes
are conduoted therat. .Millions of letters
are written there on paper provided
free by the "Y.ft ,niysiC8l directors o
the "tM teach ' and spread mass ath
letics, using materUI ifurnlshed. iroo
by the organisation.
The Y. W. C. A. does similar work
for the thousands of American women
i!Jwrjww TerfejisignidJcpjTpp
telephone .operators purses and
Kftbih jWahillon Iworkeril: It providda
cafeterias, rest and recreation centres, ,
entertainment and reading for 'these- '
women and girls.
.Thb :r; Wt!. .VTuTtiindirig 3n
tutjon to soldier welfare, .vtyk. In .
training rnnips was-the establishment!
of Host ess ijrtusea, "wher the soldier
or Sailor may receive tils' mother, wife,
sister or sweetheart in the surround-l
ings and atmosphere of the best,
hpjue$--,'r f.i,.rl m fvlrvKfiC
le'NatloiharCathoric' War Coundt'
cfBftefj al ;tho!tc;ty.fate rkj
In "support ' of yie governmant and
houses for'ju- fghtars in nil a Amerl-
K. of C. provides entertalningment,
movies, boxing bouts, educntidunl
eiW?eau1hVnrfftkrfdtid v Htlftg VoonA.
In jrrftfn?e rt rieitS roliine rtpnti tnr!sc-( i
companies the Ahierli-nh army, fheirl
Ing away clgarettes.cookies,' chpco
lates, soap and towels. U-0i
- The K. of C. had (?.00 workers ,l,n
Fwct?jBWaiKlW18 abfc fihtntiin. ,
with 450 more passpd by the govern,
ntitaU nti . iOO' ethers Signed1 up. - At
the same date tbey had 4G3 secretaries.
!n; American- trnlnlhg' camps; 150 build-'
Ings,' flftysiXi uwi-e, ; In n Umi fourse. -of
erection ana contracts lei tor uiiy
more.
War Camp Community Service
functions exclusively In. AinCrica, Its
special mission feeing to "surround the
camps with hospitality.".v In place of
leaving the , soldier ot sailor to the
promiscuous companions and diver
sions formerly his Jot, . the organiza
tion obtains for him the best to be had
in communities adjoining camps or
through which he parses.
W. C. C. S. obtains for him Invita
tions to dine, bathe or spend the day
in the best homes. It introduces him
to the best women and girls at social
gatherings, church entertainments,
theatre parties. It arouses communi
ties to provide concerts, athletic con
tests and other wholesome diversions
for the soldier, and to drive out or
discourage the vicious elements which
have been historic camp followers.
The Jewish Welfare Board Is corre
lating the strength and purposes, of
100,000 Jewish soldiers, sailors and
marines with, that of the Gentile sol
diers.. The board tenches the Unglish
language, Amerlcnn civics-nnd ideals
to thousands of youn.3 Jewish men
who were Inducted Into sen-ice after
only a few years' residence In this
country. While safegimrdln;: his re
ligious rites, the board assists in. the
process of welding the Jewish sohlier
into the solid American unit and In
bridging over the differences between
hiin and tho others.
"The American Library Association is
providing rending matter for cxery
Amerlcnn soldier. s;;i!ort i-:rrinu..
prisoner of wrr. Ji ! ;;'.( 'io'"-.t.
crlng and foi-v,;uiin tiuw. imiioi
fturuh ul OrrMinjf Report
Okolotm, Mini,,
v "; Nuv, ft, IIMH,---rrK,;Wll1'r'.litl(,
(!linlrinnii VuUkUy,
. IUC, Clikbiauw'fiHptcr,
Dvur Mrn, r.inillii i
Am pli MFtil that wofiicn
C Ml? Ml Tllftiti' ns(l f( v;i,tU in
nit lit." '' l'.tT.hi'iUcrm Of Itillllf'!;:!,
tlio Qcitil I r nil' Ur.if'iit m:r;l
on! (Ir,svli,t',n wcic pin)" up Ptitl
)hit!ftl nt U.c pm-'f I Iff ..'
I u'ar.t i j t''ii. you ; th.'it 1 fl.
hot k'liivo. i t'Vcr'it'iw n1 nlcef
r.hlpifjcnti 'i li' V v,T nvi.il btrjuti
fully iM:tlo. 'J'lirt'.! iomJi,Jl 1 x i
I artfo (tanz'j Sjun'M " vvcro
shipped' ori' U-tuler ',1 4th. j Tin:
Inst luilf of tin Octoberj iillat;
incnt, .tUrcii hundred lnon 4x4
Cauze Sppntswfcilton J.Tm 1st;
VVo'iibw have u widly number
of women vKorkipK i.i,Uifetej:art--
ment.' . ,v -' ,-y'..-;
At the feci ie?t. tf V'Mflyor" -amj
Other City bfricial.i togitt her with
Doctors' of,. 0 k olona,:w a . ...can JLeei f
department of Red -Cross was
opened .;tr, help put ire the in
fluenza; epidemic. A erup
kitchen was opened in a building
up town on October 30th and to
date 140 patients havebeen
ierved-Bonp .nd Otner,dihle,
I We wrsjh tp hankj eVeriy
wlio sndlfOfferlid-tIr
services f.nd wish to thank atf
the laQiea who have.. been so
faithful and especially the young
ladies. - V
Mrs. Fred Streibich,
' Chairman-Instructor Sucgical
'L Dressing' Departrnent Chicka
rr saw Chkpter, A. R. C. Okolona.
For InClsestlcn Constipation r
' ' Cillousness .'!
Just try oao 5Q-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN.? "A" Liquid DiiesUvt
Laxative pleasant to take. .Made and
recohiniendortto the public by Paris Medi
cine Co.,Taaivafacturers of Laxative Bromo
Quinine and Grove'a Tasteless chill Tonic.
. ' ""7 u
3.
palmer, Okl-t rites:r.4
rtFrom lHe time t en
i'.lred 1 lnto;'PniiuP.'
... I looked with dread .
. from one month to 'the' '
..next. I suffered with my.
, back nd DeBngwil
,. ifintil , life , t jntwas : ;
' a' misery ' 1 would Ihiiik
qSMX&ot' feodureirfliel
rpa5tL,anTi longer, r,.
c grafttally got worst. ;H 4
' oMng ceme4 t( Wft
1 me tmta,-one day, . ".'
I: decided top?? . -v
rSnn
i.
The yi Oman's Tcaic
1 fUUK iUUl UUIWV9
Mrs. Jones goes on to
say, "and was not only
greatly relieved, but can
truthfully say that I have
not a pain. . .
"It has now been two
years since 1 tookCardui,
-and I ant still in good
. health. . . I would sd
vise any woman or girl
to use Cardui who Is a
- sufferer from any female
trouble."
If you suSierpain caused
from womanly trouble, or
if you feel tie need ol a
good strengthening tcnic
to build up y ourrua-down
system, take the advice
of Mrs. Jones. Try Car
dui. It telped her. Wo
believe it will help you. ' hhj
-All Dngistsl
H. p. if n ! ;lrtf ;-
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IEGIB1G OF
E10
fWUMM Ihcl.irfl frorrtm tJrcat-
ft DiHfovrry of MKii-rn ,
; ', , Timin , .,
1 IlllWM't vo'illriiMM lit lilh pit. ill
In thlf vlplnlly rvcf t'l'i nvv
li,s(!uvirj', Iro'cn, wM'MHfttlut
and It'itdlni!; V milhorSdfi rjfiiiifi
vjll royoliitl'ii izo tho irc'iUt'iint
of iUi'fli(, Iroj-n will Wffhlii 4i
liiirt Xirtu, tbey ilvclmt', m n ;i;d
iitilvpriry,7.nrii.jiulfrini ; frfiin
th(i7:iult3 rprlcd Wy j!,,i p?t
inmibftr of pt-ople wlntury takftij;
it, tha boitiili n cf oftho end o(
chfortic .Ui4cn.4 .. I t already,: in
sil'lit. : ' ' ' 'i ; u.
. It i3 claified that Itoeivfs thb,
n&it which luppH'-'KatUrtr,
withho e!emeiti:; sire 1 ' requires
for- thVregenoratioh iof the blixxl
and.vital powers;: and ia th?
jrreatpst .discovery ewi knoiyn
for' ,.t!io,;. treat men t ot pHy si cat
and nt?ryou3 weakness.
'-it ia pointed out- by scientists
it) supporting,. tKeir;, claim3 .for
Irog'en that the, world 's greatest
physieians, such men as Osier,
Fussell, Bartholow, Addison,
DeCosta and others, whose
tfooks are studied in pur medical
colleges aiit'a &naufted by
physician, Jvecywherevhave
stated that weak blood (anaemia)
is the cause-' of physical weak
ness,, faintnessrpalen V.fertf
go, shortnessf'q briVinjd
renders the patteht dangerously
susceptible to all kinds of
diseases .OT-u"'1
vThey.say.that. itvis now known
in fact that every herve4 muscle
and" vital organ6f the human
body draws, i$ nourishmeat and
FURS!
,rf ,r,n4 WANTED BY . Vrr
11 ... AT THE 6hb 6l M?LL . . . .
rWefedy the fiighest market-price triO'pdssura,
TiFtj Mfabt Iic(oIiskrat, Cow JIides,s Horse
I and MuieiHides,Beeswajc Tallow and Scrap Iron.
r, .. a Phone: Day J.S. ighttfs rnr-s cifj
"ra jt'" 'rv ! ttst:R 'aWJA 00f'v . i
at public auction, oii iriy
farm & l?ifiiiJs:r':.es!i&fl
Okolona,' oil ?
3 Milch cows and cnlves, 4iiiules,
I wngon and ail my forming'
implements, household and kitch
cn fitrniturc.
I will also oflPcr ibr salo or rent
niyhomei consist nig of 100 acres
land well improved and located
- "'". .
near the city limits of Okolona.
Comeaiid buy wliat you
! wail i ni vour o wn price.
THE
IS If siem
tlir-rofurft IN Htrnnuth from Uui
hloi, mo thnt onf'ji bliKxJ U Ui9
uiifttlllfitf' hanyntcr of utrcnjEtli
nnd hffillh of thu lwdy,
; , 'I ho iotcUeni lMion? thy tclt
"ir, to t drnv.'ii from Lhhqn facta
ittnj oii'j thnt Ii of bcnoiUi'to tha
puMiiJ, nt Ui-ftn If ijiat weak
Mo rj 4 u :viry coinnioii condl
tion nmi thut phyaic'dl find weak
hcvjiwii ire daie. BiihU which
rnvst ho proipptly cofroctcJ in
vdv to r.void permanent Injury
to the constitution.
;'iWicyiadyiso tlio' '.public not to
take? chuncetff, but if the nerves
aird Mctsclos are pot b j strong as
ttiey sliutiU,je, if on! feels weak;
languid, blue, and discouraged
or if the food does not digest
properly or give natural strength,
no time should be lost .'a supply
ing the blood with. the strength
en u)jj:r element ; found :in Irogen,
i4,nid is none, mey aeciac uw
n,rj?(3 :, will ' gradually -CjBecome
steady and the phygicStiirigth
and power of endurance and the
natural flesh will return, until,
one looks and feels physically dtA
Vvarning is given,' ftowevart
that i.owingto its elJ-knQ7n
flesh-building power's Xanyllse
who, for anyreason, does net:
desire to add fiesh is advised not
ttftakelrogcrf.
lmk?mn' the product .
mentioned above, is now on eala
iii Okolona by W. E. Beardea
and in Woodland by the Wood
land Drug Co., and by the lead
ing druggist in practically every
city, town and village in the
state. adv.
FURS!!
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