The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-08


Sell your chickens for the cash
to T. e. Barge.
Fresh candies, bulk and pack
ages at Hoffman's.
All kinds of country produce can
be sold at Furlow Ross Go
Mr.. Joe Stafler visited New
Orleans Saturday and Sunday.
Thos. Perkins, jr., is home
from Bude suffering with grippe.
All the latest popular copy
right books. soc at Hofman,s.
Blank books, ledgers and Office
supplies of all kinds at Hoff-
mans.
Mr.. Gerald Bloom is recover
ing from an operation for appen-
dicitis,
For Rent-Small cottage in wes-
tern suburbs. Apply to Paul M
Hobbs
Mrs. L. H. Bowen is recover
ling after several days attack OF
grippe.
Something New Plant Protect
ors. Let US show you. Furlow
Ross Co.
Mrs. A. Staffier, jr., has re-
turned from holiday visit to
Meridian.
Buy your self a Christmas
present. Genuine cut glass at
half price at Hofman's.
Six room house to rent-First
Street, near Baptist Church. APP
ply to Mrs. M. Greenwood.
Start kodak album, save
your kodak pictures, we have
them in all prices. Hoffman's.
Full Line of Diaries for 1916.
Keep Diary and see how inter
esting it will be to you. Hotf-
mans.
Mrs. M. R. Tucker, of Sena-
tobia, is expected Monday to be
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
| G. I'll. Dean.
You can't beat Hoffman $
special pound paper for good
writing paper at a small cost.
25c pound.
Bulk oysters for 10 cents per
dozen or Is cents per hundred
delivered by the City Fruit Store.
Phone No. 513.
Miss Julia Mcknight, of Nc
Comb, was a charming visitor
with her aunt, Mrs. o. N. Ar
rington, recently.
We have about 10000
builders brick, 5000
second-handed builders
and fire brick at a bar
gain. C. B. Perkins.
Mrs. U. B. Parker has return
ed to Wiggins, after pleasant
stay in this city at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Edler.
At the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning the regular quar-
terly communion service will be
observed. Rev. w. H. Hill,
Pastor,
Now that the busy holiday sea-
son is past, every day brings new
staples to our store. Our stocks
are complete. Save time by ask
ing for it at Hoftman's
Mr.. Hugh V. Wall mourns the
death of his father, Mr.. D. j.
Wall, ST., of Amite County.
This revered citizen died on last
Monday, after his son from this
city reached his bedside.
FOR SALE.--Eggs from my
prize winning White LeghOrns
| and White WyandOttes, $500
per setting OF Is eggs. Fertility
and safe delivery guaranteed.
! L. N. Fielder, ViCksburg, Miss.
Mrs. b. w. Mccormick will
return to her home in Little Rock
! this evening. Miss Mamie Mar
| tin entertained at Rook honoring
Mrs. Mccormick last saturday
evening and Mrs. M. Mccullough
entertained at dinner for her on
Monday evening.
The pastor will preach at the
service at the Baptist Church to-
morrow at IL O'Clock on the sub
liect. aThe Masters Voice., at
l7:15 D. m. on "Jesus, the friend
lef SINNERS. Everyone cordially
Invited. Strangers and those
without a church home will find
x,,arro Welcome.
Mrs. Rebecca Price passed her
l1o1st birthday on Thursday and
seemed in better spirits and health
Than at her centennial anniver-
sary. Friends, who were aware
Of the distinguished day In the
long life of Mrs. Price, called
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