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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Or. u, s. Smith 0p0.

Or. u. e. Smith, ocu u~elfjclotc
norlfc %Ugc, Ser iuotil Tor noQlc gar
'i0cu prnftiicrcoc Der / Qecorah, oa
lom / oucr Ell Wtcmcitealocr bar 2lls
tbcr Colleges &rqc, er &oroaa oen
Poe Cttobcr 0igaact oco Co0en ! lin
Sons Stem / Scauoiuauia, @i&. Or.
Smith bar pUrct mere o. minorc
0aorlla tt Dulpt Mars (i0. @iQet
broGtta BERTH, bpor oct bc9rapea ioaQ,
Eor2ooN, ira Q}iia Moru GhriIto.
pliers Stem. Noitor s. 9. Gorriion
rorrcttcr. Cr. Smith nil hi ioroir.
llct Qou Den uoritc NIrtclaaro.
Nr. NrG Ghrjitian Smitb par ipot
Il StouonQcr ocu 20oc Gftobcr 1874
.ol blcu ionIc0c3 liot oper - Iar
2amIucI. Sans GorpIorc por icucrc
Nmtmau0 Cartier Smlth % Nuitrll
Gotbrila. Otter al houe taget Shr.
0cntcrcrumcu inlocrcNe han MCoicin
m, Nmhnnznr,r,cm tSco >nm
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t,n rre 9,r, alrcI G,r,,a, osr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Sprimg 6ropc.
m. EH
tGfter "Ssrals").

Wrs. Cars Staten bar mobta.
get ~telegrafiif llnoerretning ON, al
benoes Saoer, Inorew 9roten, err al.
gaaet peo Cohen / ainoreb, g. 9af.
Slln tiltraaote itrar ReiIen oerllo for
at bore tilitebe peo Seeraoelien.
- Sra Settinaer, q. O., fpm for,
leoeu ltnoerretning ON, at 9ernet
Mpbro bar ofgoaet pes Ssber Der
lteoS efter Ell Operation for @linb.
tarmSbetpnoelie, 2iget ienbteS til
Sprina @rppe, o9 @eqropelien fanot
ser Steo 2eroaN Sen 27oe Oft.
Sollef q. &%inneberg, Ell al
@lacf Sommer$ gaule Settlere, er
Senoaa Nften Den 14oe Oft. aigaaet
ueb 0poen / i'm Spn5 Stem oerItebs.
Sollei bar loot / Sallingoul, Norge.
for noget oper SO Nor iiben % TOM
@oaren 1881 til Spring @rope oo
ncoiattc iig iprit | @ilmington. Sem
Nlar 'cncre iIpttebe ban til @luct
Sanmer, buor ban fisbte iig ct Stpf.
fe Sanb og oparbeioeoe ct pafferi
Stem. San citerlaoer iig I'm aloers
itegne @uitru oa fem @erll, nemIia
SborfeI / SicfioL g. Gaf., 8i,Gicf
Ga crosse, Ecoer / @lacf Sanlmer
ion,t Sbomo5 % Snaebors biemme
AQe bar tiliteoc peo @eerapelien. sf.
heoe blep iteot tiIbpile paa @loct
Sommer 8ropplaos, bpor Gaitor
5rcIt iorrettcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02

of God" al s. N~lcronoer WidttbeipS
SoapeI aoret oa CrfeItret Iom 60
liitcrue bsitet nlegen Nos Tor tine
GrUitotioncr ) 9etrogtning al, al
aoret FIN bapoc baut Anleoning III
Samspcl'e ct Bar 8ollge, maa man
aipc set arcoit ior, at Oct belle git
uomcrfct. Mrs. &opcIitob, AbIert
Qaricu "a :. Gilman @onion iana
Solpparticrnc. aonccrtcn leoroeS al
@roicaior Carlo u. Spcrnti. DR..
9~luiaafer ipiIlcoc GrGelet % Mrs.
Nobcf Eiouo. Seuhn1s Niten bnp'
Sc llnooommcu Ell Iiben Sommen-
fonlit / 2lioitoriet.
Gen al Hrcoicn pnIgte aornite til
Of orrangcrc 1citIiabcoerne beitoo al
Gaitorcrnc &oroabI, Eorriion, @leS.
nc, Nornloun 6icIbe % auommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02

Mrs. EcOcr 3. @offc, ser, ionr
ollcrcoc meooelt, ogoe / 1T Slen /
Gecorob Golpnibip iorri0e Sor0oG,
blcp mocr itor 2cltogelic beqrauct
ira Nnlhiuaton Yruric Girfc On2s
0oQ, Foitor Gorriion iorrcttcoe.
N}rV. $lgeborg @affe bar ipot /
(clcmarfen ocn 2Goc ,Euli 1881. )
1851 fom bun mco line Gorplorc iii
Nmcrifn, hpor oe opbolot Jig ct Bar
&lor2 GiO MuifcQo, &8io., Tor ~lelcre
at Unite ueitoucr til Miuueibief 60.
Ser FAR bun iioen boct. Zen 30tc
Cftobcr 1856 blcu hlm Wltepict til
NcOcr : @attc. @IClieu u0igrtc2 al
Sat y. MorUH. DIR. % Mrs. &ntte
baU0c iauleoc2 lcuct innnlcn nHitcn
ST Mar. Ceres 2Gatcltob %pclligncoc@
me0 iuu Barn. buoroi fire. tiIliNcmc0
ocn 'erGen0c SuOcr, pucrlrucr Nfooe
rem, ncnrIiQ Gilbert C0uuicf, Eohu,
Gomoro oQ Nlicc. Gilbert oG Nlicc
Dor pon Nicmmeiormel % Sc andre
to AUrbeocn Gre Somcr, Ole,
&oDu % @enrp, en- 0poc. Mtra. @at
tc crtcrlo0cr ii1 oaioo Ell @roocr.
&obn Homin0cn / Spriuqiiclo
SomnIbip og en- Softer, Mrs. Nunu
&ohnion, Guon2piuc, Niinm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Vtorag til Soban Selnes.

q. 8. aaie, Glf Boint, g. O.,
$500; 81. g. aaiono, @anfreo, q.
Q, $1,000; eliie lleI5trut, G~reoIote,
Wa'b, $1.C0; Sobn @ortueis, @oib-
burn, isis, $1,0O; elias slfre, Noo.
nan, %. 9, $500; n. Z. g., Glap-
ton, isis, $t.OO; Martin Carton,
Floto, Wiun., 500; g. @artlano,
@nllep Gitp, 81. 9. $500. SiIiam.
men $24.00. SibIigere fpitteret Tor
$2372.S1. Salt $2396.St.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
6en. 6rospenor.

NtbenS. Sbip, Den 30tc Stt. Gen.
Charles $, 8rpSpenor, i'm, mango.
caris SeprGientant i aonaresieu ire
Soc Giirrift, er ioas aisaaet peo 30.
ben Den bsie gIloer al 81 slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Eli Smle9aner
for Soloatcrnc.

WrS. Sobn 8. @offeu, Ibercrom.
bic, g.. g, $1.O0; MiiS aaroIine
SunIen, Concord, q. s., 500;
@fiiS Sngebore @olo, Concord, g
s., 500; Berthe @ortlonb, Salcp
Sin, g. D., SOC; Ole Sipertiou,
Stanlep, 8is., 500. Siliommell
$3.50. S%ioIigere fpitteret ior 1868
Salt $t0t.40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02

Boitor Ofalmin og Son reiite
SerOa9 til ga Crosse.
- Mtr9. Cars @ilttcbo % Sen Hu-
oolpb rciite Ssroog til Seottle, bpor
DC oil ~tilbringe Ginteren.
MiiS anrine HnSmuSien ira
Winbiion, @iS., beiegte iibite llge
Mra. Spcr Snrien % Getrc.
- Viiia Warp 2efen reiite Man.
Dag til Mitcbcocf, g. Iaf., bpor bun
pil opboloe liz Ell lGngere Sib.
- Mr&. pima &ebIcn ira Winnes
opolia bar prret / Iecorub paa en-
Giiit hos WlrS. 8. q. gnoerlon.
- MrS. Eoitor &. 8. Gicf fra ga
Gro3ie reiitc bicm Wonoog eiter Ell
llQe3 &iiit blnnOt Slrgtninger Der.
Carl @ricflon fpnl iioIte llge
tilboac ira HeeOcr, N. 0of., bpor ban
/ CONNER bar urbeibet poa lin GSarm.
Mr. oQ VtrS. Sobn SagerIie
rciite Cn2bug til Ct. Enlll meb lit
lille Barn ion lfnl unoergaa S9ge-
bcbanolinQ ocroppc.
TroieSiorerne Hopelituo og
Dtaoicn peb Slltber COLLEGE oueruGrcr
Oenne llgc Statena SprerforeulngS
GlQr3me0e / SeS Moines.
Ofiaiea @meIia Solano %
Groolano tiltraaote Soroag
Reiicu til Scottlc, buor De Ell Sio az.
ter at beige SIUatnin9er,
- $. Burner har iolQt ben ti0lis
QcrC Wtorib & Guaacp @orage pnu
Maibinaton Street til 2lrcaS Olion.
NnnocIcu blcu iluttct al Gbriiten
Bros.
- Wii4ie@ \Sou (raaicrl0 o. Clara
% HIrtb @atte iumt ella Gualep
rriltc Guaoug til Oc2 Wtoile@ ior at
operpprc Stateu3 &Preriorcnin9S
Nuramo0c.
Spitnaut 4. s. Nicrntum fom
herop 5ir3OoQ ira Gamp Sobge ior
at oueruGrc @egrapellcn cfter Or. N.
e. Smith. San pil relic tilbnge
iQjcn Hsroag.
- Yaitor :. 6. &. ErGl3 ira Sp.
ron, Wtinn., fom herfleo lioitc llge
mco 70 al line Barn, iom en- SiO pil
ppboIhc Jig hos &e0iteiorGlorene,
Troic3ior og Otr$. e. 81. Trells.
- &arrp Grictlou, iom / CONNER
bar opboIot Jig / Nortb Gofota, fom
biem / SeuoagS. San bragte meo
iiq Ell &o~qnIaoning &uageroao tilbo.
rcuoc u. Wf. @ricbel, iom M agter
at ilptte tiIboge til Tecorab.
Mepcr %epIc ira Sigbla1b
Gopnihip inter oisie Sage til Ge-
corob uco i'm 6omiIic. Gc ifaI bo ;
oct me @la / Eleoiant Sill Giitriftet,
lom DIR. &eule for en- Sio iioen fob
tc al Eleniout Sill Contraction So.
Mr.. % Mrs. 5. g. Sobniou,
iom bar pGret her poa @cioq hos 6.
!. 9lnlbli % Gstrc, reiitc hienl til
Wooiion, @iS., Sn$ooq. Mr3. "a,
uioion mco Seu % 9ottcr ira Wta.
oiIon beieqcr oqiaa NnlbliS / oenne
Sio.
Gbo3. IbiIlp Scrom bar oenne
ll9e iaoet llnocrrctning ON, OF ban
bar munbct uoerligcre 10 Grpmier, en-
Tor en- al ham arrangeret &inoueSllb.
ltiuiua % Ell 6erItcprGmle Tor en- Ni-
banoling ON Gales Succei3" Tor ct
Sirma / Giicn.
Get lsrlte are0Smeoe al Geco,
rah arcbs a oeu norit .lltberife Sir,
fc i Nmerita uil bIi oiboIot / ga
hiion Mcniabeb, @oitor SoroobIS
&alo, Den l3bc % l4oe Nppenlber
Ger blir NobniuaaprUoifen al Ta.
'tor 5. y. Sorriion ~ Toitor Z. :
~. @reulio inolcoer Sumtaleemnet
Nbuofot !. u. Nelion bar Hut
tet Ell %onbel mc0 :, !. Nci8, buor
peo ban or blet gier al oemne$ III,
aus paa YIcaiant Nia % DIR. Reis
al Mr. &eIionS SuS / 0eit Iecorob
Sette cr igicn leict al @ir. oa MrS
9tarun, lpm hor iclgt iii NrS ii
Alcr Notpcot % Samilic ira Gbeiier
Mr, %otpeot CT Git mco Ell Cater a
Mrs. Ole Suuc, o9 Dc oil ilptte berti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Qrreiteret Statsiefret0r.

Sismarcf, y. O., Ben Site Oft.
StatsiefretGr SbonloS Sail og &.
90. 0alo, Glerf / AutomobiIregi.
Observation-Disclosures, blep i9oar are
iteret paa Inflage for ltnoerilpb.
Irreitationerne par Heiultotet al Ell
llnoerisgelie al automobiloeparte.
mentetS @eaer, iom bar bleuet fore
taget af Statens 9anferominator.
Ger ifal bore foreiunoet en- ltnber.
balance paa $3,400.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
g6ntcuiclicr.

Nru0cn3 Mo6er, WrS. 8. 8.
%papoll0cra Stem / Wiooiion 2olun'
ihip r~gtcpicoe2 GnaoagS Gitcrmio.
Dag gPii2 Clara SoSpanger til Oscar
". Nlpcuiou ira 6oreit Gitp. Gicla
len iorrcttcOc5 al Eaitor 8. @Ieanc.
&c uugiitc oil iPttc 90 / 6oreit Gitp,
bpor Nru0gommen bar Snrm.
9tii9 &lQnca Gouitance &olm, Sot.
fer al Wir3. u. GanicIion hcrni @pen,
blcu GuaooQ G%itcrurioOog / Gccora6
U~lcnighcoa Ereitcgoaro pgtcuiet I'll
}lIbcrt Z. @cruut3, SM al @eor0e
@cruut5. Niclicu uOfortc2 al Naltor
@lc9nc. 0c nQiitc pil boipttc liz
Der t Iccorab, hpor DIR 9crnat5 CT
u9iocicrct mco lin 6oocr / @rocerp.
Norrctuing.
Si0itc Cira0dg GAtcuieoe5 NooIpb
6. Riitc iii N}iia Niprtlc g8iaiam2,
Setter al Nh. % Wtro. Si9part @iI
lium9. @ielicn ianot StcO / @ruben2
Iorrlorc& Stem her @pcn. Ge DO
coc tioIiQcrc / @Icmuooo lopnibip
&c NnQiitc iful iuttc 30 poo @rlrO
Qommcn3 Iorm / Gccorob Comm
ibip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02

"@ersenSiiOro" aisif iielse aaeel-
arom til Sobe & 60. ira ger9en eel'
26be Sft. mcS 1000 Yasiaaerer'
Sfibet peutcS at a%nfonrnie III Nep
gort onlfrius oen Soc Nor. Ser'
acnSiioro" aieaar islen Ira me''
gurf Den 17Sc Wop. meo ale Nas'a'
gerplabie optaset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Oler fto0! &c fremuper! 9igb

~ ct Siem. gisr bet mn. Gisr bet
burtis. Sisie eooe anlebniuser pil life
pare. Strip eler tom birefte til mig. Seq
nil boiGtts big yoa en- sittiu Gouutp Sarm,
til Lap gris, trustbart gane, % sipe big
Istte Silfaar. Senb eiter lalitreret eiteras
tnr. Gen iaoss frit. ssnb isas. arnoIs.
eaub gsent, Iod Sslanb mailman, 1876
geotpiu Slbs., gulutb. Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Garm al 800 Wcres
iTl0es peD WMftion
Ner Sprina 6rppe. Wtinu.

Gen fsr Solei amuuoion Sersb tiIbsrenoe
Sarm, tire Wil peitenior Sprin9 @rope, pil
efter Orore at IiitriftSretten iGlees til
beieite Spber peb aluftiou, iom iiuber Steo
peo Sarn1eus ~&aanin9SbnS, Nreoae ben 9be
9tOuember, 1917 81 2 @itermibba9. Snt=
trent 200 glcreS sr unber 4los. mebens 100
slcres er 6apuesaua oe Stoe. 8eb COB
Bel % ct al be beoite Sarmin9Sltrs9 /
Souiton @ountp. @ooe gpqninger og riu=
benbe 8ilhepauo. Bill trembpbes unosr ct
eler opbelt | Stpffer eiter gpbereS 9ulfe.
@ubper, Der matte pGre interesieret bpils
feuiombelit Gel Of Gieubommeu, burbe fons
wierere nteo llrnSerte9nebe ier Salset.
George N. Blexrud,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
Sreoelte Sufttraff.

Stocfbolm, 9oe Sept. - Spenifa
ceronautiife SeIIfab bar neoiat en-
iaefpnbig aomite, iom ifal noar.
beibe Tlaner for 3 inbenlanbife
Sfpoeruter: Walms,
Notwithstanding % @stebors
Ser er ogiaa IIaner
pppc ON at oprette en- Slpperute
Srelleborg-Saisniti, Sire Wil.
lioler aroner er alerebe garante-
ret. s Mipslanb filler man iig me.
act pelpiais iii aaptein 0ablbecfs
Tlan ON Ell 5lpueriite Sticfbolm-
Ialano, og man bar lopet of gisre
oft for at lfafic Scn5in % Ole.
Stcrfe ar9iter er osiaa / gepG-
selIe for at %siennemfsre Sufttogs'
rroieftet gnslmo-Sperise. SeS-
uocn or ser Tlaner oppe ON at eta'
tIere ilere inpenlanSife Slpueruter
ialnt 3uter til Nabolauoene, naar
arisen er iorbi.
S~toctholm, lite Sept. Sla.
nerne ON SIpceruten Sperise-
5inIano er MI iisIse "9agens Np'
a~~a geroAo& g,o Jorot tverr nj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-02
SaIesmGmo snifes. = Grim.
CALEDONIA. MINI.

~ bet rbffriunius os iriuiais Militers
tisneiie bar ui nosle faa pei oparbeioeoe
Salssbitritter ubeiatte, os ri nil sierne
bore ira !ntrlss iereSe gerioner. Der life fonts
msr inb nuber uolfripninsslopen. Spsip
aIoer, seltiGftissIle os Refereucer. Meerus
non 4 Company, ssinona, Wtinn.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13

Whenever You Need 0eneraI Tonic
Take Groves
The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
TANNER JOINS End REC. BAND

Mr.. Shelby O. Tanner, a former
employee of the Daily Commonwealth
has enlisted in the band of the Sec
ond Mississippie Regiment, according
to information contain in a letter
received by friends here today. Mr..
Tanner left here the first of July with
the declared intention of joining the
Navy but being musician and the
Second Regiment band being incom-
plete he decided to enlist in that
branch of the service.
Mr.. Tanners home is at Tupelo,
where he went from here. Prior to
his leaving quite an argument was
started as to whether he being Of reg
istration age and registered man,
could join any branch of the service
or not. He apparently could as he
already has.
Tanner made many friends during
his ten months stay in Greenwood,
all of whom, together with the entire
force of The Daily Commonwealth,
wish him all the good in the world.
Greenwood Daily Commonwealth.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
MSS SPICKARD .HONORS
GUESTS.

Miss Evelyn Spickard entertained
yesterday afternoon at Liberty
Day party in honor of three very
lovely visitors-her own house
guests, Misses Googe of Bonneville,
Store of Tupelo, and Nash of Louis
vile. KY. The affair being appro-
priately called Liberty party and
its pleasures shared by the members
of the Phi Mu Sorority of Millsaps'
College.
Miss Spickard's beautiful taste is
well known in Jackson's social cir
cles and in yesterdays entertainment
it found its best expression; the dec
orations by their simplicity and ap-
propriateness impressing all who
were present and the manner in
which the congenial company was en-
tertained delighting every guest.
During the afternoon Miss Spick-
ard had every one present write a
patriotic toast-and of the many
clever offerings Miss Catherine Bal
ley's was accorded the honors and
the writer was given as souvenir a
miniature gun.
Another contest of especial inter-
est might, appropriately be called
The Colors-as in this the guests
were given paper and colored cray
ons and asked to color the Allies
flags-and when Miss Jeanette
Lovelace successfully laid in the col
ors of all the Allies flags, her hos
tess presented to her a handsome
flag of her own country.
To the honorees, Miss Spickard
presented pretty fiag-pins as souve-
Mrs. The refreshments which were
served in the late afternoon were in
keeping with the day and both cakes
and ices as well as the bonbons were
so made and served as to keep in
mind the colors and the flag.
No prettier entertainment has been
given this summer than was Miss
spickard's for her guests and Soror-
ity sisters, yesterday afternoon.
jackson News.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
MASONIC WEEK
IN JACKSON
Scottish Rite and Shrine Pre-
pare for Reunion and Cere-
monial This Month.

Responding to an urgent request
from large number of their mem
bers throughout the State, the Scot
tish Rite Bodies of Jackson and Wa
habi Temple of the Mystic Shrine
located at the same place have ar
ranged to hold Midsummer Reunion
and Ceremonial on July 2427, at
which time all of the degrees from
the 4th to the 32nd inclusive, and the
Orders of the Shrine will be con-
ferred
Master Masons in good standing
who live outside of Harrison and
Lauderdale counties may petition the
jackson Bodies for the Scottish Rite
degrees. For blank petitions or fur
ther information, parties interested
should write Mayrant Adams, Secre-
tary-Registrar, Jackson, Mississippi.
Thirty-Second Degree Scottish Rite
Masons or Knights Templar in good
standing who live outside the county
Of Lauderdale are eligible to petition
fer the Shrine degrees and all neces-
s2ry blanks and further information
viii be furnished parties Interested,
By George B. Power, Recorder, Jack
scr, Mississippi.
In addition to the present arrange
meGt for keeping the Masonic Temple
cool, additional electric fans will be
Installed and every provision made
for the comfort of those attending
the Reunion and Ceremonial.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
TUPELo, MISS, FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1917.
MISS CLETA WEAVER
SECURES VACATION TOUR
Contest Closed Saturday With
Miss Weaver Far in the Lead.

The final vote of all active candi-
dates in the Tupelo Journal and News
Scimitar's Tour Campaign is given
below While the honor of winning
the tour goes to Miss Cleta Weaver,
of Tupelo, who secured a total of
3,248,875 votes, there are others
who are deserving of honorable men
ton in connection with their cam
paigns as will be shown by the total
vote, especially since, in a majority
of cases, they were unable to devote
their entire time to the work.
The Journal and News Scimitar
have endeavored throughout to con-
duct the campaign upon a very high
plane, and in such way as to hold
the friendship and good will of every
participant, whether she was success
full or not. All have been given fair
and impartial treatment and the final
decision was based on the actual re-
suits accomplished.
It would be impossible in any event
for either paper to have made mon
ey out of this campaign, no matter
what the returns, for the reason that
for every dollar received, full dol
lars worth in subscriptions must be
given, besides the actual cost of the
tour
ln Ini ifc ahal
and in behalf of candidates and the
News Scimitar, hereby tenders its
thanks to the people who contribut-
ed to the success of their respective
favorites.
The privilege of choosing a COM
panion to accompany the Scimitar's
party on its tour, was offered the
candidate who secured the greatest
vote of all county papers. Miss.
lola Garnett, of Sumner, Miss, Sc
cured a total of 14,666,0O0 votes and
will therefore have the privilege of
selecting a companion.
The winners of the special prize
ballots are as follows:
First offer May 27, to June 16, in
elusive:
1st Cleta Weaver on 1925 50O,-
900 votes.
End Mollie Kelly on 1925, 4OO,-
900 votes.
Second offer June II, to July 2,
inclusive:
1st Cleta Weaver on $4,000 L.
100000 votes.
End Lucille Bunch on 1925, $780,
600 votes.
The prize ballots were offered on
the most subscription money turned
in between the above mentioned
dates.
Here is the Fnal Vote.
Plantersville, Miss.
Miss Mollie Kelly ;. 605,875
Tupelo, Miss.
Miss Cleta Weaver So. 3,248,875
Verona, Miss.
Miss Lucille Bunch ...... 948,650
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
HAD HEAVENLY PLAN.

An Irishman who was rather too
fond of strong drink was asked by
the parish priest:
my son, how do you expect to
get into heaven?"
The Irishman replied:
"Shure, that's aisy! When 1 get
to the gates of heaven I'll open the
door and shut the door, and open
the door and shut the door, an keep
on doing that till St. Peter gets i'm
patient and says, For goodness sake,
Mike, either come in or stay outp-
Exchange.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
CELEBRATES FOURTH BIRTH
DAY.

On the afternoon of the fifth, inst,
crowd of little tots were most de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
little Margaret Clark in honor of her
fourth birthday. The little hostes,
wearing dainty pink frock, received
her guests most graciously and no
time was lost in formalities, but all
proceeded to have a good time. Many
jolly games furnished amusement
and after the games the dining room
was thrown open and the pretty par
ty table came into view. The four
tiny candles on the cake announced
the fact that Margaret was four
years old. Most delicious cream, cake
and bon bons were served. Quite a
number of pretty presents were re-
ceived by the little honoree and many
good wishes from her little friends.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
LIFT YOUR CORNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
Tells how to loosen tender corn or
callus 50 il lifts out
without pain

You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have
at least once q week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison are
now told by q Cincinnati authority to
use drug called freezone, which the
moment few drops are applied to any
corn or callus the soreness is relieved
and soon the entire corn or callus, root
and all, lifts off with the fingers.
Freezone dries the moment it is ap-
piled, and simply shrivels thee corn or
callus without inflaming or even irritat-
ing the surrounding tissue or skin. A
small bottle of freezone will cost very
little at any Of the drug stores. but
will positively rid ones feet Of every
hard or soft corn or hardened callus.
If your druggist hasn't any freezone
he can get it at any wholesale drug
house for you. /
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13

FOR SALE-A good farm, three
miles west of Tupelo, containing 1O4
acres near the Chesterville pike. 25
acres in alfalfa, 40 acres in corn, the
rest in fine pasture. One seven room
house, good tenant house with four
rooms, two good barns, as fine we'll
water as found in the county. An
ideal home for a good farmer. APP
ply to J. H. Wilson, r 1, Verona.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13

FOR SALE-One 4-acre block
north Of the T. M. /. with five
room house, good barn, deep bored
we'll, 800 foot granitoid walk in
front. For further information see
d. e. Turner, Tupelo, Miss. 14-4
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
ROGERS BROS TRAILERS
The best TRAILER on the

road and every farmer who is
the owner Of any kind Of auto
mobile ought to have one.
THE TUPELO COAL CO.
Tupelo, Mississippi
Agents
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13

3rd ]. D. Edgeworth 200
Potatoes.
1st-J. A. Gray .......... $500
2nd-C. E. Nunnallee, ..... 800
3rd-J M. Goodwin ........ 200
The fine $125 Jersey cow and calf
went to John Milan, Jr., Guntown.
Excellent music was furnished by
the South Tupelo Concert Band led
by G. j. McClellion.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-07-13
Truck System

Truck System.
Call the Tupelo Coal Co.
when you have anything to be
moved. We move or transfer
anything.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-20
GASBOAT IS RAISED
 AND EMPHASIZES THE
 NEED OF PROPER FLOAT

The gas boat "Six Sisters" which sunk close to the Mann float two weeks ago has been raised and placed in cradle for repairs. A large hole was torn in the bottom of the hull, and considerable damage was done to personal property, including the engine, electric light equipment and vegetables. In commenting on the sinking of the boat which is the sole property of Mrs. Franzcn, Arvid Franzen said it was only another in- stance of the great necessity for a municipal float
 During the southeast gale" he said q had to secure the aid of a fisherman at a. m. to help me take my children ashore and then remain four hours aboard the boat to save her from total destruction. At the same time four boats valued at from Sf,O0O to $3,000 were each badly battered, and one of them became a total wreck"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-20
HOTEL MEN
 APPEALED TO
 FOR SUPPORT
Glen Bartlett Has Been Asked to Help Answer Criticisms Against
 Hoover.

Glenn Bartlett has been selected to represent the hotel and restau- rant men in Alaska for the Hoover conservation movement, to work in connection with Judge Royal A, Gun nison. Federal Food Administrator for Alaska. MT Bartlett has been busy some time sending out requests for the observance in Alaska of meat less and Hooverized meals. Today he received the following telegram from John NJ. Bowman, head of the Hotel Conservation League for the United States, with headquarters at Washington, D. c.
 twill you wire Hoover pledging hotel and restaurant men Of your state his support and deploring at tacks Of Congress. Would suggest you getting everyone you can to wire his Congressmen and Senators that he is for Hoover and that he knows the good Hoover has done and is do- ing for conservation"