The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-04-19

Centers and Hand Bags in pack
ages, Csc, 35c, Soc each. A
GRANLUND'S Art Store.
Mr.. Theodore Weber OF Mobile
representing the Graham Paper Com
first of the week on business for hi
firm.
Mrs. Charles A. Farnsworth ant
little daughter left Saturday FOL
Brewton, Ala, to join Mr.. Farms
worth, who Is In business In that city
Simpson and Marrimack Prints
at 5 1-2c a yard, only Monday
VIM. A. DAGGETT.
CAPTAIN Albert N. Miller spent the
week in the interior OF the state push.
ing the sales OF his Allen Portable
Bath Apparatus, with which he is
finding splendid success.
Friday and Saturday OF this week
close the teachers examinations for
white applicants. These examina-
tions are held under the direction and
supervision OF County Superintendent
Guy D. Dean.
Hand Bags, Centers and Belts
in the popular French work at
GRANLUND'S Art Store.
Mr.. b. F Rest, general manager
for the Southern Paper Company,
with permanent headquarters In this
city, left on Saturday for New York
on business for his company
Mr.. Edward Cole, who has been
confined to his home for the past ten
days with a severe attack OF the
mumps, is reported much improved,
and is expected to be out the first of
the coming week.
B. D. VkLvERDE is operating
the PEERLESS BAKERY at Rosh-
kos old stand.
Pascagoula merchants and business
men report having enjoyed excellent
trade conditions since the first OF the
year, especially just preceding the
Easter holidays.
The heavy rains OF Friday flooded
the lowlands, making farm and gar
den work impossible. The percent.
age OF precipitation this year Is exces.
sive and unusual.
lust Received.---A Beautiful
Assortment of Ribbons at GRAN
LUND'S Art Store.
The fire department Is rapidly shap.
ing up the details for their Fourth OF
July picnic at Paquette's park, on the
beach. The fire laddies promise some
thing out OF the ordinary for this
year.
The very inclement weather OF the
early part OF the present week and
the last OF the past week has prevent.
ed the farmers and planters from
prosecuting their work, putting every
thing behind season.
House delivery twice daily is
PEERLESS BAKERY feature-22
leaves for $1.00.
That the fishing season has formal
ly opened was evidenced by the large
number. of people, especially the col
ored citizens, who repaired tn the
favorite spots on the river, hayOus
and bay the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. W. S. Matthews spent Friday
up the river as far as Vancleave in
specting the motor boats along that
stream. The return trip was made
via Moss Point, where other boats
were inspected.
BUTTERNUT and high-cIass
breads, cakes, pies, etc, are
specials with the PEERLESS
BAKERY.
Miss Mamie Whitaker left Satur.
day with her sister, Mrs. Charles A
Farnsworth, for Brewton, Ala where
Mr.. Farnsworth is 10 business, where
they will reside 10 future.
The changes at the Olympia Hotel
and.Cafe have been completed, accord.
ing to announcement by Mr.. Voyadjis,
the proprietor, the latest being the
acquisition Of Mrs. Cecilia A. Saucier
as cashier.
A party of Biloxi people, numbering |
over one hundred, visited the city on |
Sunday afternoon 10 one OF the neat |
est and largest launches yet coming |
into the port. The party returned
home on Sunday night.
The moving picture films being |
shown at the Warfleld theater are de- |
serving of the public patronage. With |
the proper spirit OF CO operation With |
the management, local amusement
seekers will be assured enjoyment
during the summer.
Eight head OF mules and horses for
sale cheap. j. G. BLACKWELL
Mr.. u. q. Havens OF GautIer, was 10
the city on Monday. He stated that
the continued wet weather has ma
terialIy interfered With the progress
OF planting and farming, and that
everything is behind the season as
result.
The appalling foods 10 the Missis'
s1ppi valley has served 10 divert the
bulk OF northern and eastern travel
out OF New Orleans over the Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad, making
all trains east heavily loaded.
The series OF moving pictures so far
by Manager Solomon Fred
eric at the Waried theatre have
proven highly satisfactory to amuse-
,uant seekers. The three reels given /