The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22

No ohering tie right sort a indncs
nents 70 gst IL Their goods compsis'
both qoality>and style, an THAR price'
are right =
Every bearing about the VIII G. Ere,
Sewing Machine u bail bcaring. Ii
rams ~ lighter, sews ss,T fAstsr tia.
any sewing machine made. Les AFTER
bury, Dealer.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society
have postponed their Fair until Decem.
Der 4th, when . Christmas Dinner and
Fair will be given. Place will be m.
nounced later.
There is not q finer or better selected
stock Of goods to be found anywhere
than Weller & Co. carry in their mag.
n~idcent Jewelry Palace-the pride Of
Greenwood.
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The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society met
at the home Of Mrs. H. B. Dixon last
Wednesday afternoon. After the usual
routine OF work, dainty refreshments
were served.
The Earnest Workers were royalty
entertained at the home ofsMrs. W. B.
F~ulkerson IN last Monday. These noble
women are very busy getting ready for
their Bazaar on Dec. 18th.
Rev. r. 3. Lee Craig, OF jackson, de-
livered two splendid at tho
Church Of Nativity in this city last
Sunday. At the morning service the
holy Communion was administered.
Mrs. +. L. Scales complfmented her
guests, Misses Henderson and Aid.
ridge, with a box party to see Brown
at Harvard Wednesday evening ct the
Grand in Augusta.-Augusta, Ca, Chron-
icle.
Mississippi is great in many respects,
but n Of her greatest establishments
Is Weiler's great Jewelry Palace. 1t is
worth a trip Of any reasonable distance
to view the grandeur Of this beautiful
Palace.
Col. and Mrs. 3. L. Scales and their
guests, Misses Henderson and Aldridge,
Of Mississippi, and Capt. ". W. Jones.
attended the Hussars ball In Augusta
Wednesday night. Augusta, Ga. Chron-
icle.
The Jewelry Palace Of Weller 8 Co.
has been instrumental in making Green
wood famous. 1t is one Of the most ex-
tensive establishments in the South,
and deserves the mammoth trade it re-
ceives from all sections Of the country.
II you want to remain satisfied with
the Sewing Machine that you are now
using would advise you not to examine
the Will G. Free Machine.
LEE ARTERBURY,
Local Salesman.
It takes time to make q f~rst-class
photograph. II you are going to use
them for Christmas gifts and want the
very best your Photographer is capable
of producing, don't wait until December
for a setting. Go see Mrs. Spurrier
about them now.
A Thanksgiving Doll Hunt will be
given by the Sunday School Of the
Church Nativity on tho evening Of Sat-
urday the 23rd inst, at the residence
Of Mrs. r. A. McGehee. Sac Dolls in
the window Of Herbert Tull Co. Ad-
mission IL cents.
Don't forget the Grand Concert to-
night by Miss Francis Chamberlin Of
vicksburg. Read the following from
the vicksburg Post about Miss Cham
"Miss Chamberlin's playing on
the violin leaves nothing to be de-
sifed. Her talent amounts to true mu-
steal genius, and such beauty Of tone
md expression Is seldom heard"
DR.. T. J. Bradley. the noted eye spe-
and optician, Of ~Pittsburg, Pa,
will be in Greenwood for some time.
His o6ace 10 ct Ksesler's Insurance &
Agency, whore he will be
to consult those troubled with
defective sight. Dr.. Bradley has an
announcement in this paper, to which
direct the attention Of the public.
Mrs. William II. Crawford and chill
dren, Of Louisville, are visiting rela-
lives In Milton and the country south
town. Mr.. Crawford will be here the