The City itemizer., September 10, 1914, Image 7

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City Announcements,
For City Clerk
GATES R. WOOD.
For Marshal
M. K RICHARDS.
WALTER A COTNER
E. H. ROGERS.
PAT TIERCE
For Street Commissioner
C. C. McCARSON.
For Alderman-at-Large.
J. P MASON
W. V. JOHNSON.
O. T. HAMNER.
For Alderman, Ward I
C. E. ROMBERGER.
For Alderman, Ward 2
W. C DOOLEY.
For Alderman, Ward 3
J. R. MARKETTE
T. Q. ELLIS.
W. J. KING.
Dedication Service.
Let every member of the First
Methodist church be preseut at
the preaching hour next Sunday
morning. All obligations on the
new church, having been cleared
away formal dedication of the
property will take place. Bishop
Mnrrah, of Jackson, will be pres
ent and preach the dedication ser
mon. Revs. W. W. Woollard and
J. H Mitchell, former pastors of
the First Methodist church, and
Presiding Eld , Rev. R A Tucker,
have been invited, and are expect
ed to be present. Everybody most
cordially invited.
Miss flilma D. Smith has just
returned from a second most suc
cessful season of study at the Boll
ing-Musser Music Studios in
Memphis, where she took special
courses in Harmony, Interpreta
tion and Musical History. Miss
Smith will be in her Studio for
consultation with patrons regard
ing these branches of musical
education and culture every
Wednesday from 8 a. m. to 12 m.
until classes are formed. Regular
piano work will be given in all
grades.
Messrs. Woods & Tinsley have
bought out Mack’s Auto Repair
Shop, and the interest of Mr. D.
E, Parks, located in Lamar Block,
and have moved their works from
their shop on Church street to the
Lamar Block, where they will
hereafter oonduct the business,
and where they are better prepared
than ever to take care of your
business.
JUDGE E. D. DINKINS
For Judge of the Seventeenth
Judicial District.
We are authorized to announce
Judge E. D. Dinkins, of Charles
ton, as a candidate for Judge of
the 17th Judicial District.
He was appointed by Governor
Brewer to filled the unexpired
terra made vacant by the death of
the late Judge Eckles.
Judge Dinkins is a man in the
prime of life, and who has enjoyed
for a number of years a successful
law practice in Tallahatchie and
adjoining counties, and when ap
pointed to the Bench, was serving
the people in this District as Dis
trict Attorney.
He is a man whose strong Chris
tian character, whose knowledge
of the law, whose executive ability,
and whose energetic and prompt
attention to the business of the
Courts fits him specially for the
high position of Circuit Judge.
It is important tuat the law De
administered in our Courts in a
prompt, proper, and efficient man
ner, and that court expenses be
reduced to a minimum, aud in or
der to have such an administra
tion it is necessary that the most
capable men be elected to office of
Judge. The election of Judge
Dinkins to the full term will in
sure to the people of this Judicial
District such an administration.
The record of Judge Dinkins,
while serving as District Attorney,
in assisting the late lamented
Judge Eckles, is one of which any
man might be proud, and speaks
for his fair, prompt, and vigorous
enforcement of the lav?. The
prompt and efficient manner in
which court business was dispatch
ed by Judge Eckles, assisted by
District Attorney Dinkins, met
with the approval of all, and stands
as a monument of recommendation.
The eutire Bar of Yalobusha
County, we believe, have endorsed
the candidacy of Judge Dinkins,
and all who had business in the
Circuit Court, at the last term, are
favorably impressed with the qual
ioations of Judge Dinkins. Yalo
busha County will give Judge
Dinkins, we are impressed, a hand
some majority at the election, as
we believe all classes and factions
will join with The Itemizer in the
wish that Judge Dinkins may be
elected in the ooming November
eleotion. We have heard nothing
but good of him.
Dr. Wade Horton, of DeRidden
La, is in the city fora several
weeks’ visit to relatives and friends,
the guest in the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. H. H. Creehmore.
FALL OPENING
Week Beginning Monday
SEPTEMBER
FOURTEENTH
= 1914=
Will have on Display a nice
and well-selected line of
PATTERN & TAILORED
=H A T S =
SHAPES, TRIMMINGS &c.
Will remodel and remake
Hats, Furnish Trimmings
when necessary.
Do not fail to call on us. Can
save you money.
MISS M. BROW'N,
Calhoun Street. Phone 465.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F drear and
little son, Master Walter Wdliaro,
came down from Chicago last Sat
urday for a visit to their pareuts,
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Baker.
FOR SALE—One Buggy, 1
Edison Great Graphopone with 5(J
Records, for Cash or Stove Wood.
Mbs. Q. B. Gray.
Miss Elizibeth Hatnner, of Tus
caloosa, is in the city for a months’
visit to her brother, Mr. O. T.
Hamner.
FALL OPENING
Monday
T uesday,
Wednesday,
SEPTEMBER 14, 15 & 16.
Do not forget to call at my
MILLINERY PARLORS
and inspect my display of
PATTERN HATS
—and—
MILLINERY NOVELTIES
Also a complete line of UN
TRIMMED HATS to select
from.
MRS. M. S. KUYKENDALL
Phone 512.