Oxford eagle., 1912-07-25

NIeek bapust church.
Clean up your premises. let IN,
authorities keep the town cleaned
up. A little work here and ther,
and Oxford will be the most nea,
ly kept town in the State.
( Mr.. T. \. Dunn, Of Duck Hill,
will spend the next two weeks in
Oxford with his family and his
son Taylor, left Sunday to visit
friends in their old home.
I Mr.. Prentess Price and little
son, Of Harmony, Okla, were the
guests OF Mrs. Benz Price a few
days last week. Mrs. Price is in
a sanitarium in Memphis.
| carry a full line of lIachiae
Supplies. II you are IN need OF
these things, or if your Machine
needs repairing call me up at Ka
ley & Sparks and will attend to
your wants. S. S. WEBSTER.
Phones $3.50.
Graphaphone Records for pc.
Will fit any machine. Complete
list of prices furnished on appli-
cation. K. IL. McELRoY.
Rub-My -Tism will cure you.
For RENT-Two dwellings on
University street, hydrant water,
garden and pasture. Apply to
Mrs. q. IL. HAMILTON.
For Sale or Trade-A few nice
Heifers from my best dairy cows.
J. f. Goolsby.
Mrs. Erie Porter very delight
fully entertained for the younger
set Wednesday afternoon, compli
men,ary to her little visitors Wi
lallah Moore, Marjorie Burt and
Lynn Pollard, Of Oakland.
There is no need to bend over
the sewing machine this hot
weather when you can get ready
made dresses for less than the
cost of material they are made OF
at The Leader Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. Horace Walton, of San An
tonic, Tex, is on his annual visit
to his mother, Mrs. A. 4. Young
and his host of Oxford friends
who are always del GIFTED to greet
him.
Mrs. +. 6. Leavell lett Monday
to visit her son, Mr.. Manley Leav
ell and wife in Nashville, Tenn.
and on her return trip will stop to
see her son, DR.. Will Leavill and
bride. in Tupelo.
Mr.. B. NJ. Crawford and wife
spent a few days last week with
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. q W
Crawford en- route from Birming
ham, Ala, TO their future home
in California.
For SALE-A broom cottage
with Il acres Of land in South OK
ford. Can be made into lots.
Well improI ed, good water, good
pasture. See
A. c. LEDBETTEI.
Good Rains, Good Roads, Coed
Crops and Good People. This
calls for Good Wagons that run
Hight and carry a big load. Good
Bug sies that You will be glad to
own. Nice Harness that will
make your team worth 4 hum
drad dollars more. We have just
ltaat kind and will be glad u show
,hem u you. Come around to
Tour store. we will be glad to see
you. We want your trade. Our
Iprices are just right and the goods
are the best to be had for the
money.
FALKNFE HARDWARE Co.
The organ Voluntary played at
the Methodist Church Sunday at
the IL o'clock service, was COM
posed by Mrs. Sue Jones of onr
town. 1t was a beautiful compo-
sition and we are sure our people
feel proud of the composer.
Miss Myrtle Hill, OF Biloxi, vel
known to Oxford her old home, is
now seeing the sights abroad and
writes interestingly of her travels
She will leave London this week
fer Paris and expects to continue
her travels until Sept. lst, when
she will sail for home.
All persons interested are re-
quested to meet at the Kingdom
cemetery on Thursday, Aug. LIST
for the purpose OF cleaning up the
grave yard. Bring your tool;
and come prepared to spend th'
day. Committee.
5or 8 doses 900 will break any
case of ChiIls and Fever; and i
taken then as a tonic the Fevel
will not return. Price % cents
For SALE-A five room cot
tage, repaired and painted OF
Pontotoc street. OWNER.
For SALE have some Ma
, chimes that have not been uset
very much. | will sell these a
cost while they last, it will pa.
you to call and examine thes'
/ bargains. See me at my plac,