The Tupelo journal., 1902-11-14
LOCAL.
Julia Marlowe Shoes at Billiards..

1000 New Suits for you to pick from.
Kinds Bros.
Try us for your next Suit Of Clothes
Kinds Bros.
Suits for Tom Dick and Harry at
Kinds Bros.
! Ladies' wraps from zoe, to 800 at
CARROTS Blue Store
!. See our line Of Raglan Overcoats $500
to 25.00-Hinds Bros.
Ask your neighbors about Julia Mar
lowe Shoes.-Ballard,s.
I Mr.. M. NJ. Mullen, oflMooresville, was
in town on business Wednesday.
! Remember. You can buy a $3.50
Suit for only $1,000 at-Hinds Bros.
!. DR.. G L.. Francis, MoorersvilIe's pop
|: ular physician, was here Wednesday.
I. Remember! That we car fit you in a
Suit also suit you in a ft.-Hinds Bros
. When you try a pair OF Julia Marlowe
Shoes, you will have no other.-Bal-
Z lard's.
A full line of ladies sample wraps at.
. 80 per cent less than regular price,
y Blue Store.
Billiards. stock of ladies fine Shoe
can't be surpassed. See our Dutten-
hotter shoe.
When YOU want a good picture of the
Baby come to HUFFMAN, the great baby
charmer.
II Capt. r. S. Thomas and Dunk White
\ of Plantersville, were in town on
business Tuesday.
II We had a pleasant call Wednesday
from Mr.. }. +. Butler, an esteemed sub
scriber from Amity.
I. Messrs w. G. Kinds of Guntown, and
E.. G. Kinds OF Bonneville, were visitors
to town Sunday.
If you anticipate buying a wrap o
y is the time, while you can get your
choice. Blue Store.
|. placeto trade Everything guaranteed
as advertised .-Miller's.
If you will read our advertisement
u this week you will notice a saving in
n most every article.-Miller's.
n Misses Cora and Clifford Kinds of Gun
n town, were the charming guests of Mrs.
!. S. B.. Kinds the past week.
Ii you want a first class Suit OF clothes,
come to see us. Our Suits are cheaper,
seeing is free, at-Hinds Bros.
4 Don't you think it is time for you to
4 do all your trading with us? Money
. back if not Observation-Disclosures.
Proof OF the pudding is the buying of
} bargains that we advertise this week.
Read and go posted.-MilIrr's. ,
Our esteemed friend Dave Braden, one
OF the good citizens of near Bethany,
was in town on business Monday.
For Rent. Two rooms in journal
building suitable for offices. Apply to
w. IL. ARMSTRONG.
81 would as soon think of doing bust
ness without clerks rs without news
paper adyertising.''-John Wanamaker.
Mess. g. W. Daugherty and Robert
Burt, two of Nerona's good citizens
were in town on business Wednesday.
Paul d. Porter came down from Cor
NTH last Friday and remained over a
couple OF days with his father and
mother.
You with your friends send to |. A.
Wesson, Wingo, Ky, for 100 pounds
fine leaf tobacco. $500 in box OH de-
post.
Rev. j. W. Dishman of Corinth, will
occupy the pulpit at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Sunday at II a. M.
and Ppm.
c. w. Vandiver. one of the best farm
ers and most popular young men of
the First district was in. town on bust
ness Monday.
Will McCanless is now clerking for
Kinds Bros, where he will be pleased to
see his friends when in need of anything
in the dry goods line
Miss Annie Delay, on Tuesday night
gave to twenty of her young lady friends
an old fashioned candy-stew. All re-
ported a delightful time.
You know you can rely ON it when
special prices are offered at CARROTS
Blue Store, SO remember the ladies
Wrap sale. Nothing like it.
The pastor OF the Cumberland Pres.
church will be in Corinth for a week or
SO helping the pastor Rev. J.. w. Dish
man, in a meeting.
We save you something on nearly
every purchase, and when you make
your entire purchases you will save at
least 20 or 20 per cent.-Miller's.
Wraps worth $50 for $500
20 !" 1850.
" Is $50 etc,-Gar-
rett Blue Store.
Robt. Sims is now clerking for j. r..
Garrett. Robert is an energetic pop
ulakfoung man and will no doubt sell
his share OF the trade that comes to
town.
Miss Jennie May Harris, one OF the