Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-06-27

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Okolona Monday
7. M. Dean says that Elect Flour i
an ideal bread maker.
VIM. Buchanan, of Gulfporr, is visit
ing his parents here this week.
Mr.. Harry Jones, OF Columbia, Tenn.
is the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs
Clint Steipberger.
Ed Elias is in attendance at the statt
Association of Elks being held at Can.
ton this week.
Miss Minnie Lazarus, of Birmingham
Ala, is the charming guest of the
Misses Rosenbaum.
Mrs. ]. B. Hall and children Grace
and Francis left Friday for the extreme
north on a pleasure trip.
We want your grocery trade If you
want good eatibles. 7 M. DEAN.
This town is just about large enough
for everybody to know about every
body's love affair, to the minutist de-
tail.
Mr.. ]. J. Wafford and wife, of Gle
burne, Texas, are the guests this week
at the Smell home. Mr.. Wafford is a
prominent merchant in his home place.
Hay, Hay machinery and anything
else you want. ADAMS & NEUBERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shelton, and
little daughter, of Fayette, Tenn, ar
rived Saturday night and will spend
the summer, guests at the B J. Abbott
home.
To tell young and attractive girl
that she is sweet and pretty may be a
waste of words-yet 1t is at least nice
amusement for young man who likes
pretty waist.
Ideals are square deals. You will
always get ideal -four when you buy
Supreme, and a square deal in price.
Its the best -four for the best people.
WARD DAWSON
h Mrs. w. S. Thompson of Cairo visit
ed Okolona last week the guest of Mrs.
]. M. Davis. Mrs. Thompson made
many friends while here who will be
glad to welcome her again.
Patronizing home industries lie pub
lie spirit, and public spirit is one of
the largest Influences in the develop
ment of city. Keep this in mind.
1t will help you as well as your town.
If cleanliness is next to Goodness,
then purity is the soul of honesty.
Supreme -four is scrupulously clean
and honestly pure. 1t in doubt give 1t
fair test. WARD DAWSON
Capt. w. M. Williams and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Cairo, visited our city
last week, guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Davis. Capt. Williams is a chivalrOus
gentleman of the old South. His
daughter expressed her self as being
delighted with this her first visit to her
native state.
What's the use of living if you can't
eat well3 But you can II you buy
groceries of 7. M. DEAN.
Mrs. O. d. Kay entertained the
Spoon Club In the most charming man.
ner Thursday afternoon. Ices and
cakes were served by Miss Elizabeth
Kay.
We have large assortment OF Ames
Buggies and runabouts. The latest
styles from $500 up.
WALTER SMITH.
Mrs. A. F. Simmons, of Bonneville,
is the guest this week of Mrs. Theresa
Caven. Mrs. Simmons will be re.
membered here as Miss Lorena Boone
having lived here some years ago.
Adams and Neubert carry every.
thing that farmer needs-from axle
greace up to an engine, carriage or
piece OF harness.
When you want to get all that is
coming to you for your money just
drop into the Variety and 10 cent
Store. 1t is house full of bargains
and always makes an effort to please.
II thy grocer smite thee on the right
cheek, turn to him the other. This 10
Scriptural. nc he sells you impure,
adulterated -four for the best, 60 buy
Supreme. WARD DAWSON
There are some mighty squeesy men
but there 10 one here who IL . world.
beater. He buys . bottle Of pop,
drinks one third Of it and asks to put
the bottle back In the refrigerator TO
be called for later. Think Of making
three goes at bottle Of popl
Groceries for light house keeping,
for picniCs, for excursions OF
chatting dish cookery ct T. M. Deans.
II you can think Of anything else he's
got II.
We, the undersigned, agree TO keep
closed our places Of business on tho
Fourth 81 July, 1905, the same to Be-
duly Published in the local papers:
ParChman Bros, Walter Smith, T. M,
Dean, CIR. King, r. w. Chandler & Co,
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