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C. n M'llM NOT 4
cAmIDAIE For WARDEN

II has been reported about that Mr..
c. b. AcLAin, formerly Of this city.
tqt nov q Dsavsr. b = csndidAts for
tae position Of warden at the ColorA-
40 state Penitentiary. This he de-
niss IN = letter which is published
here to his brother Arthur H. McIAin
CT this city.
II is true. however. that Mr.. Nc
Lain has been strongly urged By his
numerous friends TO become . candi-
dste bscause hs = Known By then
y b pseuilAriy attea ~ his bssiness
an1 nanassrlal ahility for isst sneh
. po1itisa.
Mr.. McIAin's letter follows:
Dsnves. Colo. Jan. 4. 1915
Ar. Arthur H. NIeLAin.
Canon City. Colorado.
Dear Brother:
Replying to your private and per
sonai favor Of the 5th. beg To assure
you that very deeply appreciate
ruch assurances ana expressions a.
Ar.-- and others Of my friends
have brought to you and q the grsat
number which have been given to
ne.
You surely met my views when you
told Mr.-- and others that l
now have an sstablishe1 businesu
hero. On the ioth Of February We
vim have been here In business Tor q
Year. and when we consider the In
terruption to all kinds Of financial
cperAtions caussl BY the great Euro
rean war, We should indeed be very
sratsful for the measure OF success
that our efforts have met with.
Alluring - this appointment would
be. even Il assured OF same. must
thank my many friends. yourself In
ciaded. for thess proRers Of support
and Assistanee. and. from one view.
point, reEretfully, ask them and you
to excuse me from making the race.
ny business is such that cannot II.
ford to take the place.
Please express my appreciation to
NJ frisaAs who have talked with you
ahout Tie wardsaship in ny behalf.
Your brother.
CHARLES r. Mcl.ArN.
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ssriaI Noe. oi4ss1. of7o4s oiois7
Department q the Interior. o. s.
Land Ofnce At Pueblo. Colombo,
Jan 8. 1915.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that John
r. DAbney. Of Westcliffe. Colorado.
who. ON January "a. 1919. made Home
stead Entry No. 01s56l. for SEk
SEX Secs 3s. SWK SwN Sec "a.
T.. 20 s.. Lot Sec. ;. Lot Sec
=. T. 81 s., and on June 25. 1915.
made Additional Homestead Entry
No. o17s49. for Swh SEE Sec. 81.
T. 20 s.. Lots 3. 3. Sec. 4. T. 81 g.,
and on August 1. 1914. made Addi-
tional Homestead Entry No. 01S197.
for SEX SWK. Sec. 33. Township
20 s.. range II W.. 6th Prin. Meri-
dian. has filed notice OF intention to
make three-year Proof. to establis
rlaim to the land above described.
before the Clerk Of the District Court.
at Canon City. Colorado. on the IL,
day OF Feb. 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
/ Henry Morris. William NJ. Smith.
Harry Ritter. and W. o. Tuttle. m
Of Canon City. Colorado.
Not coal land.
J. W. HAwLEY.
Register
First Pub. Jan IA. 1915.
Dab Eoh
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Victims lter Drosher l4er,

Mrs. G. A. Ratsman Of Fairfax
California. arrived here a few day.
age Tor visIt with her brother. chas
L. Ksys. ana vile at ssi Ha.sl ave
nus Wills "a rOuts 70 Kansas CITY
No Nh. Baaeman sAys tAe hallA
tnss e tAe tanans-rAeins wcri1',
~ q - rsane,s,s - N psae.,o
| & i. ssnD,,sea ~ .kas ~ sSsu.,is.
nve - 49, = ~ ~
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R6iban1s q : wen Appointed thres.
sousss dinner. Picture place cards
were characteristic Of each indiyidhal
theirs being about twenty present to
catpy ths festivities Of tIAs occasion.
Asvsry delishtfui program was carried
ostccasistins Of music by song and
chorus as we'll as Instrumental Char.
AIDES and story telling we're festurss
Of merriment and testing = Mason"
was an appropriate climax to the jolli-
~ Of the evening. Altogethsr.the af-
lair isas -esy deiishtful one
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
To the Stockholders OF the Royal
Gorge Fruit Growers Association:
You are hereby notified that ths an
nual meeting OF the Royal Gorge
Fruit Growers Association viii be
held at the circuit court rooms in the
county court house. Canon City. Colo.
on Monday. February I. 1918. At 3
p. n. OF that day for the purpose Of
electing two directors for ths eAsu-
ing year. and to transact such other
business AZ may properly come be-
fore the meeting
W. B. ROWLAND.
ALLAN BELL. President
Acting Secretary.
1ld2t-W2t.
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Regular Meeting Of o. 4. n.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
D. A. R. waa held Monday. January
II. with Mrs. Galley. Delegates 70
The stats ce1ssrsnce. and . coatlnen-
sal ccagse1s vsFS elsets1. ana sons
q ne saAte lAva 1iscus.s1. paEtierlar.
y those rs,nting . narriasa. aivoses.
aasptisa - pssese,8 - psooir,y
-r,sAss. ~ usl.u.gy nss,ls IN
- ~ ~. I,laas.
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nom. o. Account q llIr....

W. B. Rowland has been confined
to his home on Elm avenue. Lincoln
Park. for several days in consequence
Of q severe attack of rheumatism and
neuralgia. He has not been able 10
he At his place Of business since ~
hrst Of last week
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Donald Lkens. Gilbert stiers and
Arthur James. in company with Mt.
i1erce. are on on . camping sxps'
dition In the mountains. The lasi
heard from. they were enjoying them
selves I'm the vicinity Of Parkdale.
The boys have taken out licenses and
. win spsad some ,i@s in huntins and
trapping.
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Miss Beatrice sewell has arrived
from Kansas where she has been at
tending school and is 4 guest ss The
Freidinser home on sherma navsnua.
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PARK
NEWS NOTES

Pruning Is the order Of the day for
rknchers over the park these ane win
ter days.
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Master Henry Gaines has had the
misfortune 70 fan down stairs at his
home which resulted In broken arm.
He Is getting along nicely and vim
soon be in school again. Miss Sylvia
Gaines also is recuperating from her
recent accident in n basket bail
game.
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Mt. Fred cuthbert Of Barron. wis.
consin, is spending some weeks visit
ing his relatives ON Lincoln Park
and the family Of his brother. James.
at Fruitmere.
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K goodly number os citizens of Lin
cola PARK attended the Horticultural
institute last week and others prob
ably should have done 90. Who Thought
they vsrs too busy.
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II il reported that Mr.. Frank smith
mas consumated . dsal wherein he
coass into possession of barn intsr-
) $50 ia wlseoasin n szehanss Tor hi
r.neh On nAss HAsrnAn avsnnA
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Mrs. T. =. Bailey Who has bssn
quite seriously m At hsr home o.
Iosan street Is reported to Be some
wha, improved.
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Mr. and Mr.. N. b. King Who lsft
Tor Hot springs. ArkAnsas. last We'd
Dssday arrived a. thslr ,dsstinatioa q
Friday evening. Mrs. King stood ths
mp as well a. could be expected. Hes
f1snds are AoDias tkat ths chanss
wiil prove beneficial.
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A jolly crowd Of about = dOsen
bogs and girls topped Of the holiday
season rscsntly with 4 surprise party
for Guy CALDWELL. going to hia homs
on East sherman avenue. An en-
3oysd The svsains 70 the fullest sx'
ssat. with sanss. nusie aaa .pps.is'
ise ssfreuhnsaag.
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Mr. l. b. Lewis vsry pleasantly
1ntsrtainsd nunbsr a Lincoln Park
kliss at . asilsing BE- At her hons
On Elm avenue last Thursday after
booa.
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Mrs. Brown left recently for Iowa.
TO join her daughter. Marie. who left
ssome weeks ago to visit with rela-
tives. They expect to remain for tn.
Srest of the winter.
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Three Of Mrs. A. O. Hayes sons
who have been visiting relatives az
Hiawaiha. Kansas. have returned to
their home on East Elm Avenue.
Mrs. Hayes and The other son are -.
nainins At Hiawatha for . loassr vis-
n.
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Mr.. Gotieib HAilAuer and family
sisited over Sunday and Monday a
The home Of thair sistsr. Mrs. Fred
schiaeppi. They were returning to
their home near westciine after q
few weeks visit among relatives in
Kansas.
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Mrs.. Wyatt the mother Of Mrs.
-. ). susrs is eonnneA TO her bed
With rheumatism ana other Affections
q old age. She h reported to be
somewhat improved At The present
,,ns-
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ne nas,ssn olas Ciuh & Lineoln
Irssk ~ : msse s.t1gnAls spelel
essta = ~ hsus : =. ~ ~
Sscs 9ene1a ~ eAl1n -
- -, AIs - ll
- :. s = -. - -.
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Mr.. Lyle Golden Of East Canon ID
helping W. P. Ahart to get on the
remainder Of his apple crop.
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First Pub. Jan IA. 1915.
Last Pub. Feb. II. .f915.
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81 I.5ULIO IlIk
J NEWS NOTES
Pruning Is the order Of the day for
rknchsrs over the park these ane win
ter days.
Miss Beatrice sewen has arrived
from Kansas where she has been at
tending school and is guest At the
Freidinger home on sherma navsnua
Master Henry Gaines has had the
misfortune TO fan down stairs at his
i home which resulted In broken arm
He Il getting along nieely and vim
soon be in school again. Miss Sylvia
Gaines also Is recuperating from her
recent accident in n basket BAH
game.
Mrs. Brown left recently for Iowa.
to join her daughter. Marie. who left
esome weeks ago to visit with rela-
tives. They expect to remain for tbs
rsest OF the winter.
: Mr.. Gotieib HailAuer and family
sisited over Sunday and Monday st
The home Of thair sister. Mrs. Fred
schiaeppi. They were returning to
their home near westciiHe after q
few weeks visit among relatives In
Kansas.
Mrs. WYATT the mother oe Mrs.
80 J. susrs IL connnsA TO her bed
With rheumatism ana other Affections
q old age. She - reported to bs
somewhat improved 1t Tie present
. sn'.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. King Who Ian
Tor Hot Springs. ArkAnsAs. last We'd
Bssday arrived at thslr -desttnatioa a
Friday evening. Mrs.. King stood thS
rip as wsli a. could be expected. Hss
friends are Aoping that the change
wiil prove bensactAl.
II il reported that Mr.. Frank Smith
mas consumated . dsal wherein he
coass into posssssion of barn intsr-
5 $50 ia wlseunsin n exehaass for hi
ranch On nnss UhornAn aVonnn.
Mrs. 1. n. Lswia very pleasantly
nntsrtainsd nunbsr q Lincoln Park
kaiss At . auilting BE- At her hone
ca Elm Avenus last Thursday after
pooa.
Mr.. Lyle Golden Of East Canon 10
helping w. P. Ahart to get on the
remainder Of his apple crop.
Three Of Mrs. A. O. Hayes sons
/, who have been visiting relatives AZ
Hiawatha. Kansas. have returned to
their home on East Elm Avenue.
Mrs. Hayes and The other son are ~
maining At Hiawatha for loagsr viS-
q.
Mrs. T. =. Bailey Who has bssn
quite seriously m as hsr home o.
I.osan street Il reported to Be some
what Improved.
Donald Likens, Gilbert stiers and
Arthur James. in company with Mr..
i1erce. are on on . camping sxpe-
dition In the mountains. The last
heard from. they were enjoying them
nelves In the vicinity Of PArkdale.
The boys have taken out licenses and
win spend some tiWs In hunting and
trsppinS.
K roodIy number oe citizens Oe LIN
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Nell.knOWn Men.

George Is. C-omcr, o. Newberry, IS
well known all ever tie State. He is Il
:awyer and was formerly president Of
New berry College, and h2s taken
vide interest in matters o. the kind
which will come before t e STATE boaIi
OF charities.
R. H. King, of Charleson, is secre-
tary of tie Charleston Y. ~. c. A. and
has had considerable experience in
community work. He has been acti e
~ identified with movements meaning
the upbuiIding Of institutions coming
under the supervision Of this law.
D. D. Wallace, Of Spartanburg, is
professor of his.cry and economics Of
Wofford college, and is author cL
several veil known works. He has
been q student CT sociological problems
and is regarded as & well-postsd MAJ.
DR.. z. T. Cody, OF Greeavillc, IS e.
itor of the Baptist Courier. His larger
activities cave been alc2g the lines
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upon re farm should be grown al

upon re taIm should be grown al
home"
John r. Matthews, one of t pio-
neers in the successful cultivation OF
sea island cotton, reported to the Ag-
ricuItural society Of St. johns parish
that he saved his lands rom sterility
and made them productive by using
i2a loads OF salt mud and 80 Of stable
manure per acre
There is in this office collection
of cid drawings, $ owing tie style of
yats used qt number Of places along
the coast &c reduce the sea water to a
salty brine for the purpose Of fer
tilizat:on; and, in fact, there were
some experimenters who reduced the
brine TO salt crystals
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COCK GROWING CONTESTS
LATEST MISSOURI FAD

A Joplin, Mo-, dispatch says: What
bids fair to become the most popular
contest among tthe rural population
of Missouri was held near the little
village of Duneweg, and is to be an
annual event.
1t is cock growing competition and
is open to all comers. The birds are
brought to the contest in darkened
boxes. The rooster is suddenly taken
out into the light and placed on a
platform. The bird imagines he is
there to Gerald supposed dawn, ano
at once begins growing. At the same
time a special timepiece is started. The
one that utttrs the greatest number o.
cock-a-doodle-doos in twenty minutes
is proclaimed champion.
For a month before the contest tie
birds are carefully conditioned. Eaoa
owner has his own secret method OF
feeding, which he closely guards from
his competitors. For from two to three
weeks prior to the growing match the
food is carefully dosed and made as
stimulating as possible.
The time taken up by each cock IS
usually limited to twenty minutes, and
a timekeeper stands near to mark the
number of crows and the variation OF
notes, which are all considered.
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contemplated in the law creating ne
Stat bod af cao;:tios and core
tons. He &as devoted much time faa
study to welfare wcrk among t de-
pcnaen, GeIiFQuaGt and defcisnt
cases Of the State citizenship.
L. f. Carrlg2n, of Society Hill, Is
Planter CT large undertakings and va
formerly member of the tcusc :ro-
Darlington. He has alwags been &C
i've in the work contemplated by :
law and is student Of sociolog
and economic questions.
The board is said to be one Of
-,sr OF us KInd appointed in 2ny
in a good many years All of the
,e2s seem anxious to begin the
OF cooperating with those Office
nIe1 II cG3rcn OF institutions com15~
rnder the purvicw of tie act towards
impro,i ing con 1itions in tie various
j2i,s. a,mshcuses, chain gauge and the
IL e.
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Most Likely.

Bix-By tae way, who is, or rather
was the god of war?
Dix-I'ye forgotten the buffers
name. but think it was Annanias.-
Indianapolis Journal.
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We don't know which is worse
worldly wise widow who tries to act
like a school girl, or a school girl who
attempts to emulate worldly wise
widow.-Jacksonville Times-Union.
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Southern Agriculturalist, 1928: the
importation of tea into the United
States is from 100000 to 100000
pounds annually. 1t might become a
great staple of South Carolina
"Col. J. C. stribling, Pendleton, the
real inventor of the split log drag, op-
crates an ovcrs cad system for irri-
eating his truck garden
]. R. Dodge, writing in 1870 to the
Rural Care inian, published by the
late c.: D. Wyatt Aiken: Cotton
may ever re a prominent crop, but it
should be cultivated only as one OF
the many neccssaries of life; an am
pie sufficiency Of everything consumed
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08
Saltillo

Mrs. Monde West spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gullett, at
Plantersville.
Miss Walter Belle Archer was
the guest of the Misses Francis,
near Uclatubba, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Ben Long went to Memphis
Sunday to attend the fair.
Mrs. John Epting spent Sun
day with relatives in the country.
Keith West, of Meridian, came
up Monday morning to visit home
folks.
Some of our young people at
tended the show at Tupelo Friday
night.
John Epting made a business
trip to Guntown Tuesday.
Mrs. Braden, of Guntown.
spent Sunday with her brother,
Bob Mcneil.
Walker Francis, of the coun-
try. was here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray West and children,
of Verona, spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives here.
Messrs. Scruggs and Bruce, of
Sherman, were here Sunday af-
ternoon. They came over in their
car.
Misses Kellum and Long and
MI. Kellum, of Guntown, were
in Saltillo Sunday afternoon.
Prof. Burdine, of Verona, was
here Sunday.
Rev. Murphy. of Wheeler, fill
ed his appointment at the Chris
tian church Sunday.
Rev. ]. r. Russell filled his
appointment at Red Banks Sun
day.
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New Life

Rain! Rainl Rain! Farmers
are gloomy over the big over
flows.
Norman Greedy visited CASTOR
Allen Monday.
Messrs. Bluff and Curtis Cen
try and John Thomson and son
attended service at Mt. Vernon
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Otis Fewell Wis.,
tied Mr.. Fredsricks at Beech
Springs Saturday and Sunday.
@. L. Brown, Bob Molly and
Pat Wilson were in Tupelo Mon
day.
Bro. Sandy. of Corinth, filled
his regular appointment here
Sunday afternoon.
Felix Rial and Bob Motley at
tended the fair in Memphis Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Fredericks and little son
visited his daughter, Mrs. Jewell
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Motley Wis
tied his daughter. Mrs. George
Hill, in Tupelo, Sunday.
Quite a number of young peo-
pie from Mt. Vernon attended
preaching here Sunday after
noon.
Hosea Jewell visited in Tupelo
Sunday.
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A Funny Addition Sum

How many apples did Adam
and Eve eat?
Some say Eve 8 and Adam 2
a total of 10 only.
Now we figure the thing out
far differently; Eye 8 and Adam
8 also-total 16.
W. think the above figures are
entirely wrong. If Eve 8 and
Adam 80, certainly the total will
be 80.
Scientific men. however, on
the strength of the theory that
the antediluvians were a race OF
giants, reason something like
this: Eve 81 and Adam 82-total
1853.
Wrong again. What could be
clearer than if Eve 81 and Adam
812 the total was 1893? =
I believe the following to be
the true solution: Eve 814 Adam
and Adam 8124 Eve-total 1888.
Still another calculation is as
follows: If Eve 814 Adam, Adam
81242 oblige Eve-total 80. 056.-
Exchange.
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Caseyville

John Lee Wilson spent Sunday
with Shelby Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rails spent
Friday night and Saturday with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Jesse
Jackson.
Bryant Bethay. Of Nettleton.
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with H. Cruise and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hum
phrey, of Tupelo, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jen.
kins.
John Henry Wilson attended
the fair at Memphis last week.
Mrs. A. E. Hall spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Ben Estes.
Miss Tia Estes and brother,
Owen. spent Sunday with the
Misses Hafgrove, near Bddenr
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Raspberry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Caldwell
and son, Dalton, went to Men,
phis the first of the week.
Miss Ludie Bell Springer spent
Sunday with Miss Lila Casey.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08
Smau-Size Tires
Enlarged 20%
Sizes 3Ox3k and 3Ox3

Goodyear tires won top place
by giving more than others. For
that reason alone these tires for
years have outsold any rival.
This year we are giving to
users Of small tires three more
costly extras. Now Goodyear tires
in these sizes, more than ever
before, excel any like-size tire
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08
COUNTY NEWS

Correspondents must mail
their communications SO they
will reach this Office not later
than early Wednesday norm
ing in order to be published in
current issue.
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Lower Prices

These new extras alone, on this
year soutput, will costus $4,000.
They will save our users ten times
that. perhaps.
Yet this year we made another
big price reduction. 1t was our
third in two years, totallng 40
per cent. That's one result Of
mammoth output-a value no one
else can give.
Even in size 30x3, in Good
years, you get a four-ply tire. In
our All-W Weather tread, you get
a double-thick anti-skid. Now
you get this extra size and extra
strength. More than ever you
W yourself the use of Goodyear
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08
Sherman

Mrs. c. N. Reagh, of Tupelo,
spent Monday of last week here.
Miss Gertrude Witt began
teaching school at Bog Monday.
Miss Mabel Morgan, of Oko-
Iona, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. A. Bruce, Thursday.
Mrs. Sewell Wright spent sew
eral days of last week at Belden.
Miss Clyde Belk was the guest
of her parents. Hon. and Mrs.
Belk, at Holly Springs, Sunday.
Mrs. Leon Nash spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Little Miss Veneda Stands en-
tertained a number of her friends
Saturday afternoon with a birth
day party.
J. T. Caldwell and B. A. Parks
went to Tupelo Friday night to
see September Morn"
Miss Erline Hardin, of Ecru,
visited relatives here Saturday.
Werner Reid was in Tupelo
Saturday.
Rev. w. A. Bowlin spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Belden.
Sewell Wright, of Memphis. is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Y. Wright.
Several young people from here
attended singing at Poplar
Springs Sunday afternoon.
D. T. Yates and family and
Mrs. A. D. Tucker and daughter,
Mary, went to Shannon Sunday
afternoon in MI. Yates car.
Tom Caldwell and Russ Liv-
ingston attended the Tri-State
Fair at Memphis Sunday.
R. P. Finley and family spent
Sunday afternoon in Belden.
A. d. Tucker spent last week
in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rogers, of
Amory, are guests of relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Turner, of
Memphis, were in town Saturday
and Sunday.
Davis Langston was at home
Saturday and Sunday
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08

So many young women have
glibly promised their lovers that
they would never change and
have been unrecognizable ten
years afterward.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08

Only the wealthy can afford to
indulge in artistic tastes. The
really artistic people generally
live in the most vulgar surround
ings.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08

WELL, Dinah, | hear you are
married" "Yassum," said the
former cook. "I'se done got me
a man now" is he a good pro-
vider?" ''Yassum. he's a mighty
good peryider, but Use powerful
skeered he's gwine to git kotched
at il. Birmingham Age Her
aid.
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a ~thin;waIIed tire.
We have made
e m o d S Of
a new design
which adds endur-
ance. we have
found.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-08

tires. No other
make compares
with them in low
average cost per
mile. A half-mil-
lion users have
proved that.
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3 More Extras

We have added 20 per cent
to the air capacity. Added size.
as you know, adds mileage.
We have added 80 per cent
more rubber to the side walls
to the part above the rim. That's
where constant bending breaks