The leader., 1903-05-06
y are again having

"Bikes'' are again having
showing.
Elegant line of mems and boys'f
straw hats at McGrath's.
$1.OO corsets for SO cents at Nc
Grath's bargain sale May 14th.
Rev. c. I. Mckee has resumed
his residence near town for the
summer.
Remember the dates-May 18th
and 15th-bargain days at John
McGrath & Sons.
Miller Burk has arrived from
Natchez and will spend the sum-
mer with his cousin, Ben Penn.
Choice line of SO cent and
$1.OO Shirts at McGrath's. See
that special so cent white shirt.
Miss Dora Laird returned Sat
urday from a visit to friends and
relatives at McComb and Nor
field.
M. d. McGrath's handsome
barn and servants house add val
lie to his elegant residence prop
erty.
Armour's Fine Art Soaps for
IS cents-at McGrath's. This
soap is sweetly perfumed and eIe-
giant.
Lawn sprinkIers, house sprink-
lers, hose couplings, washers,
hose fixtures, etc., at the Novelty
Store.
Ladies' vests, drop stitched,
special at 10 cents, at McGrath's.
Mercerized silk vests only %
cents.
Mrs. Robt. Bee is expected to
return Saturday from Mt. Olive,
where she has been visiting for
month past.
Does your watch need repair
ing? Do you want it to keep
time? Bring it to Staffier's Jew
elry Store.
Ice cream freezers, ice picks,
ice shaves, lemon squeezers, lem
onade shakes, all cheap at the
Novelty Store.
Mrs. Mary L. Cannon, with
her charming young daughter,
Miss Hazel, was a visitor from
Monticello Monday.
Have you tried the Ice Cream
and Ice Cream Soda at the Price
Drug Co.? "The best I ever ate"
is often said of their cream.
You will save twice the cost of
a refrigerator in one season. Buy
the best - the Odorless = easy
terms at Perkins Furniture Co.
Miss Lois Cooper met with an
accident Saturday last that we'll
nigh proved fatal. The stone of
a sweet peach pickle lodged in her
throat and only by the most siren
uous efforts was her life saved.
Mr.. Jas. E. Adams, who is an
for supervisor for dis
trict No. /, is an excellent man
for that Office, and is meeting
with warm support. Mr.. Adams
is a man who stands without re-
proach, is practical and success
full business man, and, if elected, |
so far as be is concerned, the |
affairs Of the county will be in
The best of hands.
Preparatory to the Y. M. C. A.
opening, which is expected to
Jake place about the middle of the
a committee ON decoration
mas been appointed by the Wo-
nan's Auxiliary, and the rooms
will, doubtless, present most at
appearance on that occa-
son. Secretary Silver has had
5he parlor finished in blue and the
reading room in pink; the furni-
lure has all been revarnished and
Kings are beginning to present a
1omelike appearance. After few
extra touches by the ladies, every
hing will be in readiness for the
opening in couple of weeks.
Blue the accommodating
'ormer porter Of the Cherokee
Club, who is now employed at
Jhas. Heuck & Sons deserves
for a simple act of sin
ere honesty. We dropped a
ive-dollar bill on Saturday after
loon; went home and, after more
han an hour, discovered our
oss. After introspection, we de-
.ided that it must have oc-
;urred at Heuck's, where we had
oaid for a bill of goods; and, upon
INQUIRY, Mr.. Heuck Immediately
urned over the bill, which had
,een picked up and handed him
y Blue, = who, had he been
lishonestly inclined, might havel
out the amount in his pocket in
tead, and none would have been
he wiser. We venture this wor-
by man will always find good