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THE NEWS SCIMITAR.
HI AT LAST
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aci Year More and More
Mev Are Buying
There's a Reason!
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Dixie Clothes
Priced At a Saving To You
'30 to 5Q
ibiyyi u tnj u uj is LfuwsLb
! Established 53 Years I
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TOT one reason, but hun
dreds of them, and each
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one is a smart, noooy,
trim fitting "Dixie Suit." Our clothes for
fall are an innovation in the way of style
superiority and correctness of fit. The
work of master tailors, they present many
of the finer points of the tailor's art. Our styles
and models are varied to feuch a degree as to find
suitable clothing both for the young men as well
as for their eklers. We invite inspection of 'our
stocks. Watch our windows for latest style de
velopments in Fall and Winter Clothing. Cooler
days, even cold days, 'are not far off and you
should prepare to buy your fall suit where you
can find the greatest values for your money. The
answer is "The Dixie."
Main at Jefferson
TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF THE GREAT FAIR-
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$7.50
"Can I get a good
jpair of shoes for $7.50?"
Yes. We can sell you a pair in this
stylish model. You may be surprised to
get this Walk-Over at this low figure, but
Walk-Over Shoes arc made upon many
models to fit all feetand incomes. This
last, with its low heel and long sloping
forepart and toe, is 'a dressy model in
which you will take a world of pride.
.You'll Llko the New Walk -Over ToHry.
MFC. CAMPAIGN
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HO SO. MAIN ST.
Subscriptions to Chamber's
Extension Fund and Tri
. State Fair Included,
the structure of peace It prcpa and
foundultons.
"It maara in iMct on of n
Itrealv," nald Mr. Wtlso.i and le crowd
at C'hynne llaterrd In volrnin f.
Mr. w Ikoti tl)rt to roitard Vt
rsrvatliin on Artlola 111 u I r too
tion of th lrty l not an empty
I on. H bf fully onnal Jred th con.
jifncfl of thin Mati'tiient. ( wu
inonned to go a fur h that In hla ralt
hk fDeorh. but pbronj of dflnit
d1if comriilnir tha aate' Inten
tions may ltav? eworved him from lil
At any ram. hr mitilK tha Issue nmr
whn h reached t'hoyenn. , where h
doularrd uao that tiir orjanle4 f.rr
of nppoaitlon out lie the i-oiifMSslonal
h.tll were tha hypherated Aniericmit
and prc.Ocrmnn frrces which Undid
toward lslo.ilty ilnrltur the war.
"The J.nue IB fii RI." n ma. . w
I can I avoid It; have irot to make It
now an1. onoe mai'e, we eannot turn
back. Wo must either ro In ano fuur-
ar.tee the elee of the world or rtay
I out until mimt dark and dttwatrous il.iy
land jeek adm!sfton n'lth 'Je.rmnny."
So the nreaident hu cnt tne
And the whole burden of his sueeohes
hereafter will be toward a delineation
of the forces which he la convinced are
trying to brlns about a separate peace
Iwitn itermany anu a rejection 01 ma
treety by meant of destructive reserva
tions, The president reallneg that many
I of the proposed reservation have- no
ucn purpose, mat may mean oniy o
I clarify language of tha civenant, ao the
rtiRCUBjion will now renter on wnat khio
of reservation do a'ter th meanlnj of
the contract and what reservation it
will be roealhle for tha president to
I defend a ha approaches th other na
tion and aKa tneir cii'iecence in
uch objectionihl reservation aa the
senate may finally put Into tha ratify
in: resolution.
Two-Thirds Needed,
But even thoush a matorlty vote my
I Insert In the ratifying resolution amend-
Iinents or renervailona ucn a are pro
posed with reapoct to article 10, a two
third vote 1 needed ultimately to pans
Ifvlnr resolution, and rather than
I put the United Htatea aenate In tha po
sition of rejecting the treaty or put
ting languaKe Into it which would mean
resubmission or renewea negotiations
I with Germany, a sufficient number of
senators a little more than one-third
could prevent th ratifying resolution
rrom coming to a vote in oujectionaois
I form. .
Th s would transfer tne Hint to tne
I question of responlblllty for delaying
peace. Those who wer holding up th
treaty would contena mat in us amenu-
ed form It is a rejection of th treaty
and a vote 1 futile, while tnoae wno
had passed a ratifying resolution wnn
reservations mignt argue mm enousn
votes were available to move the treaty
out of the senate into negotiation wltn
Other power.
But Mr. Wilson apparently wieniie
from now on to demonstrate where the
rKnnnlhllltv for delay lie. He say
again and again In his speeches; that
as he hsa now crossed tn continent,
he la qualified to Bay mat an over
whelming sentiment favors the Imme
diate ratification of the treaty.
Certainly In California, ttan ano Wy
oming, aa wall In Oregon, Washington
erwi MnntniiA tne states wnicn practi
cally elected Mr. Wllaon In 191 he I
imnueat onab v true. ne yeopm in
thos states do not object to reeerva
iinn, Knt as aonn as en. asks the que.
ir.M ma ,a tha rhBmitnr of reservation
deemed wise, It 4 Immeaiateiy aeciaren
that oniy reservation wnicn ni
mean new negotiations with Germany
or the Msoclatea powers win e aj
.. -..,.wl Itv lh neonle.
nenator nmooi, oi inn, nl.," ,
the frt that President Grant.
of the Mormon church, has come out
In favor or tne covenant wupkuluhh
fares a watchful constituenoT which
mm tn .mi that a teaame of na
tlon la establlalied and wjilch will not
nt AflfnwttivA reserva iiuiie.
Thl Information was given to me by
a well-informed man disinterested In
notifies'' who ha lust mad a canvas
of leairue of nation sentiment In ail
L.J. wmli.r I nbtn ned virtually
the same Impression in Utah. '
Th Western state have analyaed th
treaty covenant more fiin
wout.m tatea and have been won to
the central idea of it. They think IU
mperfectlons can o u
the league begin to function and they
are afraid m 1.".?.''; TS-V I-Ai.
year, which It was Intended to 'lywher no
"substitute la offered to
rin next mouth, will b postponed a-uarantee Hhe we of thy world.
Ill December. (Copyright, 1919. by avld Lawrence.)
BETTER T
Th campaign to secure $100,000 for
lh work of th Chamber of Commerce
In Its extension activities for the com
ing
lx(li
Until
This has been decided Upon because
durlnv the next two months William
H. KltxHugh, the prenldent, will be
forced to give most of his time to hi
law practice, and he wlahen when th
campaign is begun to give It hi undl-
viawt personal attention. 1
However, during th lime until th
opening of the campaign, members of
mo cnamucr ana other who probaul:
later will become Identified with It. wl
t informed of the peclfin purposes
fur which the proposed fund Is to be
used, and this campaign of education
will have the result of securing lit
fund much more easily.
It is proposed to ank for subscrip
tions, payable In Installment, but cov
ering every poealble nend of the cham
ber, ao that no other special fund
will he anked for durlnf the voar. The I . - a 3 .1
fund will be extended through regular New EMIT, Called A5pirouf
Duupri Kppruprin lions.
III!
COLDSANDFLU
1 poartbtllty that it may bl
tr
There Is
decided by th board of directors tol
Inclislrt In the proposed subscription I
a fund for the new builrtlna-s and lm-1
provenienU needed by the Trl-Staiel
f air association, but Unit matter line I
not yet been decided. The fair nerdr, I
new bulldlna and other eoulDnient.
which can not b secured thrutigh the
onllnitry receipts of operation. The
fair iinnoclatlon was promoted by the
I'lwmbor of Commi-rcd ,md hu always
nail the suoug support of the chum-
Mr,
Medicated With , Latest
Scientific' Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur-
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications
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TEXAN SAYS OIL IS
ONLY AT BEGINNING
man of Amarlllo, Tex., was In Memphis
Frtdav nn Me way bnnia frnn OMoago.
He says he orga'nlsed a IS. 000,000 oil
Pomi'.uiy In t'hicago and that th stock
was all immediately sold to fhloago and
foreign Investors. Mr. Newberry l a
friend of W. c. Myern, president, and
J. I. W rather, secretary of th Seven
Hunts IMI company, with office In the
uank or commerce building. Mr, new.
berry say the Burkburnett field I oro
duoing 100,000 barrel of oil a week and
that the Renter flM will not, In hi
opinion, reach Its full development for
10 vinn Ho 1 chthunlanlo over the
nnaAlbllltles in Texai oil fields and d
olarts t'ter ie nothing sli-e ht would
inauce lilm to divide fill attention with
llj Cf.lt I o.
Mr Nwberrjr spent his tlma while In
MoiiMil.is with Vernon Crlssnrd and
inh r member of the Keren Stales Oil
company.
CLEAN UP, PAINT UP
PREMISES ON OCT. 9
01 Mi 11 up, pnltit up and spnde tip and
!ir p-evertion amy naa oe.'n aei
i t, t bv Uov. Roberta and on that day
pmp-rtv owners and renters alike In
Memphis will l aakid to put the.i
ureiritea in orner.
Every Drugfist in V. S.. In-
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Counter
If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up. ...
Specials for Fair Week
100 Wonderful Tattem Hrtta at , a5.(i0
T,ots of othPis. 10.00 to S7S.OO.
100 Exclusive Drcaset $(15.00 to 100.00
. Worth $85.00 to Jt5. 00.
100 Uigh-Grad, Excluiv Suits $80.00 to 9185.00
, Worth $100.00 to $150.00.
100 Farticularlr Finn Coat. $73.00 to $100.00
. : .'. Worth $100.00 to $125.00.
Even en th SPECIALS your credit I seed without th unul red tan,
reference r Investigation. Special price durlrq Fair Weak en e Hi
lars teck ef hlah.qrade Fur and al en Fur Repair Werk.
BONOS ANt STAMPS TAKEN AT FULL VALUE.
MILLER'S
74 SOUTH MAIN STREET, OPPOSI
SC00BA SHIPS STOCK.
8COOBA. Mlsa. Sept. ii. (Spl ) The
aeivnd co-operative shipment of bog
fnnn Kemper county left leKalh THurn
rtny. There had lien a number of line
hogs listed and the demonstration
agent nald that there waa no trouble
nt all In getting up th car load. There
Will be a number nf other p,r tnnitN
i'f hogH shipped as fast an their owtiers
..i iiirni rea(ij.
TC FRINCEIS THEATEKKaatSi
Skin Tortured
Babies Sleep
After Cutictira'
Htilta: Owtmtn . Tilnal
ft,,! tfv vt ' 'Mwara. B4. S. aaaaa "
Walter H. Bell. Commlalnner of th
department of fire pi-evanlloo for
th-
Ktnte nf Tennese, arrived In Memphlt
Thursday and together with Carl lr
en. deputy eommlaaloner for Wit
Terwaae. held a conferertra wllh W.
H. Mtallugtt. president of the Chamber
of C'omnteree. and got assurance from
lilm that the Chamber of Commerce
would aid In making the day a success
In Memphi.
REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY
AT MADISON HEIGHTS
Tli Madlaon Heliht Melhodiat
... .J..W ....m th.t . lA.riav revive!
I arrvlce will be atarttd Sunday at the
, regular morning aeryiee.
will be Mlted by hi brother, th
I Rev. K. f. Utli, paamr oi oi aietno
I lint church t Oreenville. Mtw,
... , ,M L. miI...I Will he IN
in m '.ii iv. - ' ' - -
rliaiga of Oarem Banning, of U
I'lHiKMfr fill' o-T I'n-it
The sensation of the year In the drug
trade la Aaytrunal, the two-minute cold
aad cough reliever. ' authriULively
gunrameed by the laboratories; tasUd,
bpiiroved aod moat euthualaUually eu-
doraed by th hlgheet' authoritira, and
pioclnimed py thu comtnoli people aa
Um tltnoi aa' quick aiid efiecUv as
whtikcy, rock and rye, or any other cold
and cough remedy they have ever tried.
All 'drug stores are now supplied with
the wonderful new elixir, so all you
hav to do to get lid of that cold la to
step Into the nearest drug, store, hand
the Clerk half a dollar for a bottle of
A.ipironal and tell him to serve you two
teaapoonfula with four teaapeonfula of
water In a glass. With your watch In
your hand, take th dtitik at one swal
low and call for your money back In
two minute If you cannot feel yorur cold
fading away Ilk a dream within ah
time limit. . Don't be bashful, for all,
druggist invite you and expect you to
try It. Kverybody a doing tt.
When your cold or cough ie relieved,
take the remainder of the bottle horn
t your wife and babies, or Asplronal
Is by far th safest and most effective,
the eaaie.it to take and the most agree
able eold and cough remedy for Infants
and elli-a- adv..
imwmMmjjjua ii,sij..,ii,h.i , i ..jjwpl m paosxss
PijjRly Wir,i-l.l,s absolutclr impartial in the distribution pf food
products; ;
PijTRly Wiafjrly pves to no customer Granulated Sugar that it
does not giye to another.
The same morning giyes each PigRly Giggly natron an equal
opportunity aud the same night finds each Piggly Wiggly buyer
another day farther on the journey o lower living costs. . v
But all the o'pportunitv that Kggly Wiggly gives to anybody, is
the present. . ' . I
The giwery buyer must grasp every opportunity of the golden
Piggly Wiggly iiresent if he is to make his purchases profit him."
It is not Piggly Wiggly itself, but the use that grocery buyers
make of Piggly Wiggly that makes the difference in one's gro
cery bills. ' . -' ''. ! ..
Piggly Wiggly Ho. 20 FBIJS26
ON MISSISSIPPI AVE,, CORNER KERR
l.laxwell House Coffee
"Good to the last drop"
3-lb. cans, $1.59 a can;
1-lb. cans,
per can
54c
Irish Potatoes
Extra fancy, large
white, smooth Pota
toes, per pound......
4c
Pal molive Soap, Per Cake, 9c
Sugar, American Standard Gran-
22c
Sugar, American Standard Gran- CA
ulated, 6-lb. bags, per bag.. DHC'
Sugar, American Standard
10-lb. bags, -
per bag ....
Meal, best white cream,
loose, per pound .... .
Meal best white, cream,
2 5-lb, sacks, per sack . .
Snow Drift Shortening, 2-lb.
pails, per pail . . .
Snow Drift Shortening, 4-lb Q
pails, tier pall ' 3 X 5iV
Snow Drift Shortening, 8-lb. d0 QC
pallsnper pall PaCiOU
Crisco, 1-lb, cans,
per can ..... r ,
Crisco; J -lb. cans, .
"" per can . .;.,'.,!
Crisco, Z-lb. cane,
per can . . . .
Crisco, 6-lb. cans,
per can ,
Side Meat, very best dry
salt meat, per pound. . . ',
Macaroni, short cut, loose,
per pound
Spaghetti, long, loose,
per pound ....... . . . ,
Spaghetti, curly,
per pound . . .'
Macaroni Gravy, canale's
genuine. 2 Go can, for. . ,
Cocoa Pudding, a fancy dessert, fine for
chocolate pies, puddings,
etc.; -lb, package fo. ,
Extracts, Dr. Price's Pure,
all flavors, small Size. . .
Extracts, Dr. Price's Pure,
all flavors, large size
' Preserves, Harvester, pure
fruit, U-oi. Jars, for. . ,
Jams, Curtice, pure frnlt,
15-ox. Jars, for . .. .
Granulated,
$1.07
... 5c
$1.15
62c
33c
w.48c
.. 95c
$1.90
...27c
12c
12c
12c
19c
fine for
25c
15c
27c
25c
34c
Maple Syrup, Wedding Break- mm -
fast, per pint bottle ....... TTTrC
t Maple Syrup, Wedding Break-
fast, per 2-lb. can ........ VtaC
Ma ple Syrup, Wedding Break- pjm '
. fas per quart bottle ..... T"C
Maple Syrup, Wedding 1 ia
Breakfast, per 4-lb. can. 4X.1U
Green Velva or Sugar Glen i f?
Molasses, per No. 1H tin... IOC
Green Velva or Sugar Glen OQ
' Molasses, per No. tin. . . s-iOC
Green Velva or 8ugar Glen ' C'7,
Molasses, per No. 5 tin OC
Green Velva or Sugar Glen J1 f (
' MofasBes, per No. 10 tin . J 1 1 VI
Karo Syrup, Crystal White, ig
Red Label, per No. 1 tin. . IOC
Karo Syrup, Crystal White, A e
Red Label, per No. 6 tin. ... X3C
Karo Syrup, Crystal white,
Red Label, No. 10 tin ODC
Pork and Beans, Van Camp's, -t
15c size, for .............. JL1C
Pork and Beans, Van. Camp'a, j
, .20c size, for IOC
Spinach, Libby'g California,
per No. Zy can ,aWlC
Tomato Sauce, iCallfornla, mt
Gold Leaf brand, per can..... C
Vick's Salve, o
' SOc'size saaOC
Vick's Salve, AAm,
60o size .....'... TTTtC
t Furniture Polish, CCedar 1 n'
Oil, 25c else, for . IOC
Furniture Polish, O'Cedar OO
Oil, 50c size, for ......... OaC
Soap, Lenox brand, , j , m i
per bar . ...".. 2 C
Soap, Premium Family, A1'.
large bar , . . .i. .-. . T 2 C
Soap, Octagon brand, j Q
large size, per bar - OC
Washing Powder, Octagonr A 1 ,
per package nt a C
Compound Lard, Loose, Per Pound, 28c
""L.,. Breakfast Bacon
buveiiii.'ieiii oijie
The very same grade that was sold in Memphis several weeks ago.
hours to conform with Government regulations. Tnor
oughly cured. Packed in 12-pound cans. Each piece cut
square and is nicely trimmed, averaging 3 to 5 pounds each.
About 3 to 4 pieces to can. - . t .
BOLD IX FULL CAN'S QNIA. Per pound ..............
Smoked It
30V4C
Location of the
20 Piggly Wigglys How Operating Are:
PTOOLY
PTrtP,T4Y
PTOOLY
PIOOLY
PTr,r,tY
picr,T.Y
PIGCLY
PlfVtLY
pir,r,LY
PIOOLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
PIGGLY
WTOCLY NO. 1 . . .................... .MAIN AND ADAMS
WTrV'LY NO. 2......... ..POPLAR AND DUNLAP
WTnnLY NO. 3 MAIN ANO LINDEN '
WTOCLY NO 4. . . ...1310 MADISON. NEAR CROSSTOWN
WTCGLY NO. 5. . .... . .COOPER AND CARR.AVE."
WTar.T.Y NO. 6. .. . .1692 MADISON, NEAR BELVEDERE
WTHOLY NO 7..... BINGHAMTON
WTHOLY NO. 8..... 1218 LAMAR. NEAR BELLEVUE
WIOGLY NO. 9. . 261 M'LEMORE AVE.. NEAR RAYBURN
WIOGLY NO. 10.,,...... .....COOPER AND YOUNG
WIGGLY NO.' 11 '.. POLK AND WALNUT
WIGGLY NO. 12.1168 M'LEMORE Ave.,' NEAR BELLEVUE
WIGGLY NO. 13 VANCE AND LAUDERDALE
WIGGLY NO. 14............. JACKSON AND BREEDLOVE
WIGGLY NO. 15 MISSISSIPPI AVE. AND WALKER
WIGGLY NO. 16... . ........... POPLAR AND FOURTH
WIGGLY NO.' 17. ............... .165 BEALE, NEAR THIRD
WIGGLY NO. 18. ....... .1412 FLORIDA. NEAR PARKWAY
WIGGLY NO. 19........ 1388 POPLAR. NEAR N. W ATKINS
WIGGLY NO. 20. ..... MISSISSIPPI AVE. AND KERR
And there'll be severhl more '
Pigdlij Wigglys opened up soon
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