The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22


old-fashloned Molasses. Your
grocer keeps it.
Uncle Willie Jones came to town
Thursday with four turkeys, three
chickens, the house-dog and the rest
Of the family.
Suitable. seryiceable and stylish
presents. A boys suit, hat or
gloves. The Leader.
Get your fellow an umbrella at
The Leader.
This is the seasonof giving and receiy-
ing-poor liquor and cheap presents.
But let us be thankful, as we have no
money with which to buy.
None better than that famous
"P. & F." brand old. fashioned
upen-kettle molasses, for sale by
all grocers. ~
Ties that will tie your friends
friendship at The Leader.
Every man who has made enough
this year for which to feel thankful ana
il not. is worse than the fellows who
stole Judge Wynn's Christmas turkey.
An appreciated present-a half
dozen handkerchlefs, seeks, silk
Ihandkerchiefs, ties or mutfiers at
The Leader.
A trial can of "P. & F. brand
will convince you there is none
Ibetter. Packed in gallon, half
gallon and quart cans.
Frank Smith, who struck Tom and
Jerry last Tuesday few times, was
knocked out and locked up and, before
leaving, donated 1926 to the city's
Christmas fund.
! Watches, in gold, sllver.,
len0me1, etc., at Frank Bsnd'
')er's, 55f Washington-ave'
Il Look into Robinson's show windows
and behold an array of Shoes, that for
variety, quality and elegance OF design
and finish, have no equal in this CITY
No. 225 Washington ave.
Robinson's shoes have quality, style
and finish.
Next week the son or husband wht
has been too tired to get little coal FOL
mamma or WHEY will be seen tramp
ing all day with gun on his shoulder
and never complaining
We want your trade. Th'
Leader.
Come and see the New Idea il
socks. The Leader.
He put his foot into it-a Hana1
shoeLand went out all y. X. In
Leader.
Strangers he cautious, for the boy VIII
sells YOU fire crackers is liable to 6
off for Roman candles.
Get the old man an overcoat a
The Leader.
Our mems Shoes are guaranteed Il
service. The LEAD1IS'
d Old clothes, beefsteak and bill &C
q lectors-the three toughest things yc
- often find-are now out OF season. In
lie alone should make you with the rest
fe mankind wish all =" Merry Christmas
ey Good STYLES in mems Pants at
THE LEADER.
60 We are filters of the feet and qua
e. antee quality, style and finish.
40 RoBINSoN'S Dry GOODS STORE.
a Mrs. Williams, of Hollandale, ask
i'd rs to inform the merchants that, owl
). to the moon being "right, " she had
ell make soap, but would be in town Nj
day; and requests them not to sell
LA the presents until she arrives.
Id, '
The urettiest line of cut-glass, Chi
W. ware and table ware in the city can
at seen at Geise- Hood Hardware 20
ess They will make suitable present
as! the good wife.
-, The home that has one OF Gel
rar Hoods Radiant Stoves never gre
nd cold.
ear The small boy who went up with
IN canuon-cracker last week will no do
,.h have company on the 25th. Judg
las from the way fireworks are being F
soft chased, nothing else could be expect
ngs
. Of Fine silk umbrellas
hat Frank Binders, 331 Vas
AND AND ingt0n are.
her TOYS of all kinds at P. Duskas' {
'ue Gerry Store, Walnut street.
The bank last week refused to
our checks, so if any our friends TAI
receive their usual Christmas pres
this year don't think hard of us, fc
was not a question Of giving, bu
drawing No doubt in life you h
run up against just such game.
Don't fail to make guess at the
- ton crop.
Try Royal Reception.
Christmas candies at P. Duskas'.