Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-22
The CIansman-oet. 18th.

Ter, Mrs. Myrtle Plant Frazier
and will b. absent one year.
1h Drummer's samples Hat
Il and Caps for Men and Bows a
n actual manufacturer cost. at
FIIEDMAN'S.
Gloves, Underwear audHosier,
To please everybody nj
tbs OXFORD DRY Goons CO.
LosT-A pair Of gold trimmed
81 'acles Sunday between III,
Baptist Church aud South Street.
F.nder viii return to this Office
for reward.
Mr.. T. NJ. Stone spent the past
week with his family and friends
in Oxford, leaving yesterday for
II Memphis e. accept n position with
the Commercial Appeal.
Mrs. Poston Ship and little
daughter, Dorothy have returned
{ to their home in Burgess. after n
I'VE weeks visit To- Mrs. Ship 8
mother in Kansas City. No.
Miss Baaulah Hill. Of near Kit.
Zion. unfortunately stepped on q
couple % nails q few days aco
and is now nursing a very sore
and paiaful-so1t.
; IN order 10 make room Tor nay
fall stock. viii sell you Mating.
for the next5 p days at Big Reduc
ton. PAUL RAMEY.
The newest things in Ladies
Wraps, skirts, Dress Goods and
Trimmings at the lowest Cash
prices at
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Go.
1000 yards good weight - inch
Outing flannel IN solid or fancy
c~olors, sold last fall for Si-2 cts
row only 8 cts per yard, at
FRIEDNAN's.
Misses Julia and Alpha Kendel
and Miss Belle Stephens attended
the funeral OF their relative. Mr..
John c. Kendel In Memphis last
Friday.
There will be services in the
Episcopal church Sunday night
: pm. Rev. c. d. Brown is ct
Water Valley for the morning
service.
Mrs. John Shelton, of Holly
Springs, recently visited her
neice, Miss Beatrice Shelton, OF
Bay Springs, who has been quite
sick.
Call and see my stock Of Daven
port Beds and Couches in genu-
Inc leather and imitation leather.
PAUL RANEY.
We have a large line of Mems
and Boys Clothing, Shoes. Hats.
Shirts. Collars and Ties. Giveus
4 chance and we will save you
money.
TaE OXFORD DIR G0oDs Co.
"Wunderhose" are the lowest
price hose in the long run. 3.
months wear guaranteed without
daraiu-, or others replaced free
az ERIEDNiN 5.
Miss Ruth Webster and Miss
Reaecca Wilson, OF jackson.
Tenn. were the guests OF Mrs. L
D.. Beanland the latter part Of
last week.
The cotton picking by the Sit.
Zion children for the benefit OF
The Methodist Orphan Asylum
was very successful, realizing
about 1890 pounds.
Messrs. Laurence and Clyde
Robson left last week for Colo
RADIO City. Texas, where they ex-
pect to make their home in the
future. We wish them success.
Complete line Ct popular priced
Skirts and Waists in the latest
styles and shades, at
FRIEDMAN's.
Our stock OF Mems, Ladies and
Chilcren's Shoes is complete. We
can lit all feet at surprisingly low
. prices.
Neat well fitting, wear resist
: ing School Shoes for boys and
Girls from Sl.00 to 1928 at
FRIEDMAN's.
Miss Nellie Savage, of Nash
E VILE. Tenn, spent Saturday and
SUNDAY with Mrs. J. " Johnson.
She was accompanied home by
j Mrs. Johnson and Miss Christine
The Fourth Department Of the
n Missionary Conference of the
4 Episcopal Church will meet N
Jackson Nov. 4th and 18th. This
is a very important meeting and
: will prove an inspiration to all
: who attend. Many of the great
{. thinkers and speakers OF the
south will be present ST. Peter ;
Church will be represented oy
Rev. C. L. Brown, DR.. }. b. buI-
: lit, DR.. T. P. Bailey and perhaps
n others.
Losr-On Friday morning be-
) tween Oxford and the two-mlle
d hoard les j. r. Whites, q yell
5 low folded pocket book, contain
IS ing two so and ms so oiliS' Il
small change. Finder VIII De re-
warded.
49, HAV IMAM