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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Apr'v a. OPERATOR school Room
20, Telephone Jlds lri .. and
bfoadNal.
sOuTHwTsTTHN
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY.
guYEENMENr CLERK examinations
oklahoma soon pOstliiirr. customs.
internal revenue, 20 month experience
unnecessary women desiring TrN0ru-
mrnt positions write 'Or tfee Ulrtiru.
lAfs Raymond Terry uormor civil
service csamlnnfl 10 columbian IIIli-
ing Wa-hInston.
WANTED -Etporlsnred white glr, fpr
afnetA housrvork no huriT
Phone walnut iiil
wANTED-Coiored cook Tor ANAL tam
ily Phone Walnut 55b3.J 1908 Dlns.
sen noulesard
WASTEb White woman fnr general
housework good home 7s V itth.
or rhoro walnut l7|f
WANTEb-r Experience white glrI TOT
huusrvurk downstairs small family,
no lluulD good wages g.. " i.th
Walnut y's.
WANTED 4 neat anpesHng r.rI un
experience necessary UcN Chocolate
shop y Robinson
WANTED Middle Hgcd housgs,rper.
mudotu home good wages Mrs e.
W Artndsll, lawhurk1, OKLA
WANTED Experienced woman ,lshIer.
Tor night main office hotel vurt Az.
pity in psttou Lee.Huokius hotel
uNlNCu uMBEWsD whto woman ior
general homework 40 wHaNIur &
per wc,a uu,y competent need nppp
Nalnu; stle
WANTED Hlgh school g.u t0 stay
With small private family Phone Wal
npt srls
WANTED ~ ourr. lady to Hrt ns
napnEer and chief operator Tor Lind
sly exchange. Purcell Telephone com.
pany
WANTED Experienced waitress good
wages Chlokosha Hotel chick
nshn. okla
WANrru White gln fpr general
house work ana cooking uo laundry
viii nay rood wages ic NOT bppIy un.
less experienced Walnut uio
COLNREn FAMILY 10 live In new
modern servants house, womru iu
hslp With housevork Mrs. rpr. wal.
nut 1tll
WANTED Oood nll around ttrhru
woman, one that can short u.irf
Nrpk lOS West California tertvs
80 sundgy work
WOMEN With selling experience now
have an opportunity ior q permanent
place With the largvst business in the
world IN lts line class in salesman.
slip starts Monday. tho 9th, no tuition,
tu1lghl salary Tor all who make rHss.
lnF Grade Al members Of class Eul.
uated month aTo have madc good AMI
ON m average already Increased their
salary 80 percent can only give con.
sldsratlon 10 applicants With noat oi
o'trcnusa and previous sales expert
Vuco Phone Walnut g. Write ltuN
ot osI
WANTED Two young ladies TO learn
millinery At lsg West Main
| WlL Anna naris tcolof,d womun)
call Maple 2esS.R'
WANTED brght ambitious youns
ladies having NJ lo,st hgh school
| education. 10 take nutasa training In a
| registered hospital For further IN.
| formation addtoes sune fiutcndent Tul.
Hn HNaplal Tulsa, OkR.
WANTED Settled white Woman fnr
plain Cooklng ln country hotel noS
| GO, Cleveland, Okla,
WANTE n-ESperiencsd nurse Tor
young hahy iloJ Clussen Phone
Walnut i2u.J
EXT EplENCFh white glrl Tor general
ho' ofk Apply l1t W Grand Ave
IN b-Rcnnsd all fcr roommate
T. tth ~ can Walnut i2fi
WA,rtp-EIperlenced twist iOl
lr1la Temple nldg
| WANTED Young ladies 10 take uf
COMpTOMETEW Wurk ages " 4.
~ work pleasant ana profitable Ap'
ply Mrs Carroll, il ratlcracn nldg
nAwE,C nAVHC
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Br.Eht. young lady for gen
rfpI Office work. must br n.'H 'u utH
shorthand and 40 clerical Nuff must
furnish Al reference. Apply Al
t0senthal Fashion shop
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Marquette Hotel

Opposite courthouse NO rooms All
with not and cold runuinE vaicr "
With connected hath. femodgled and re'
decorated throughout $3.50 to y per
week corner Grand and Dewey Wal.
nut li2t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE

..."H.saaHaz.ss.aaaaaaraaa aaaa-s,--7-s4--l--s=sa--
WANTED Lady desires home 'or tho
winter MS companion F1r fII ins
'1fnutiOn. address Room care More
'Ti Hotel nurlnt okla
WASTTp-rosiuou ly refined Chris.
fHn lady ~ companion or helper In
small refined family Phone Walnut
.lil-J
TNTIWENCEu stsuorraph,r desires
position good reference Phone ava.
nut ~
YOUNG LADY with business r1ptrI-
rnro drsitrs position in doctors of
fCt can Walnut gst
COlONED woman wants laundry aud
dr.. work Maple iols
UNtNCt MhERtD widow desires posi-
tinn az housekesper Wis. csre Ok
ahompn
| INOtSs LADY rHpefl,Used. desires 20:
sitIdu - ho1kkeeper or clerical work
can use machine Maple ssS
EXPERIENCED bookkeepcr and cashier
dcs'fos permanent position. can givu
r.y rcfctcnlcs Walnut siii-H
tuE waoutal nurse nll Maple iC6s r.
YOrSG LADY With experience desires
bookkeeping position can also do
clerical and Hiorogrpphic work Good
reference he, OklAhoman
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

fOl F-FlEtE mahogany p1rlOr suite
rugs r0ck'fT f1nFc, refrigerator. ma
hrEtny bed aud dressing table. ivory
drcHhiug table. chair snd stand Kit
rhon furniture, etc. Maple 2iii-J.
1920 West 2ud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

All week day classified advertising
runs IN both papers at one price. sun
day Dklnh0mnn ono issue. same rate as
tho two dhllieA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
NOTICES

NOIlIES
1r'Hr 49, 49,. 49, r-.sH.s .H.HaHH.aHa
WE ny diamonds 00 r1. silver
Nou,Houso JeNc'ry co .sj N1rth
NrmljuoN
FAMOUS Srcly spsrmau. TrAsa guar
iHr1 90 contract 1psn'0s fitted HT
expert. also abdominal belts. elastic
t.uss"s shoulder braces Nsstfau Drug
CO.. oklahoma CITY
uU D. Is. pNRsONS has moved 10 sI-
r.'g0-t Wls phone Walnut 7''
NOTICE 10 out.of.tHWn jewellers F.r
fBIn 800 w1iChea grirVrl In 80 Jewel
movements an good standard makes
viii s"I cheap iH any quantities. nn
mali orders come Il. The store and l.f
your eyes be- the Judge Smiths Pawn
sNup. "a s Hrcadv1y
NAInR MATHS. auI fuH.i raHms
cater i' transient, ll6a n broadway
Walnut hn'I
GOLD lettering or r1assih..sa aHl aH
Kinds of leather goods IauNu
rrinuns 'N ll0 vs. Main
THF COTTAGE SHuarum. ll1H W.r
Main. has a newly equipped operating
f"HW AMI "a NHnu.h fHr "a few more
patients Ihore Maple s7if
/ 'IlNlEWuhk. mHH. lsI VIgs. .fIs
irauFHrwaf made 'run ,Hr..uEF
N"fk .Hlai irr nnN delivered. nr.f no.
'HH u' nHIT m. hing rNir shades H
Ut.I'H uIHfBH.." HI v1ra. .IHh
NA california walnut .N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
statesmen WANTED

SUCCESSFUL salesman. experienced
an, line lt sell senerll trade ,n Okla
inml. lucNcclled speciality proposition
Sulrrlld 'ominlsslun contract Tor iUlt
iii oo weekly Tor expenses The Cont
mental lsNtlry Company. ii.dlB CONT
Mental BllE Cleveland, Ohin
WANTEb-tour experienced sslesmsn
will furnish cars. drivers. salary aud
perlence required We have saieamen
making from $3.50 10 1850 a week olshf
N you have your own car Nou can make
that Wurh more Farmers implement
and Tractor COMPANY i2o West Reno
st clU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT


CfUu AKFAsT soc. consist, NJ
oatmeal ono eEg tv0 h0' cakes. cot
fso Hunts lHuch l'S N Eob.n'on
FOR RENT-U.lf1 a.i funm. near two
rlr lines. walking do ...r. lls1 IS.
i'H Walnut 1j5.-l
AT ne HARRisDN Modern furnished
sleeping rooms vIth or without board
Meal tickets aud short orders Walking
f.amn,r Walnut $3.50
REAL chsap room and Nrrd. nice
sloan place NJ 5is vs. en- So
NEWLY rApENEu h.HfYoms v.,h
mDIH. rlrprT. reference 1lN West
e,l Information .1l Nr.t 3'H Maple
ROOM WIN breakfast 1uf O. u,'u.a
ulHucr With furnace fsf Walnut
1895 enc " a'H
SOUTHEAST r.um hroa ffas' snd an.
nrr tn two women, waking distance
/ Walnut GO
NICE sOu'hrrst room m modern home
w'h r0ri iiu's Mlpn louL---
SUITE ~ rooms v 'h board reference
Exchanged 800 West lnih u -p.c
-
uSr siTIr'NG room f1r tent. hrr,t.
flsi and q O'Clock dinner o. prT week
~. Woe ln'h walnut $3.50
VERY nIet HasuU. ROOM WITH o.
without. byaIi s.2 N NoNHu ref.
tfrn"rs
NrE ruuih,st lu.H. uut..nrs board
'lsi " l0'h
NiUE sru'hweN room fur rent with
board rbt NaHHi $3.50
LARGE ,l,ar. comfortable sleeping
room private modern home walking
distance meals 10 desired walnut 2s'l
Nl'l. warm room. 'pHkasf bud b
O'Clock dinner fnG y E'n
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY


DIRE -sMAklNg and alterations Nar
g. Nonger phone Maple fg5g. Room
o.. over kcrrH
uREssMAkiNG Hair work. Maple
I|Hs.N
plEssMAKiNG Reasonable pri,e tli
Vast sth Walnut iby
FrRs
fur coats can he made into very ut.
in.fitr yhlidrsns coats o. wril 8s good
looking rHpr aud mutt Tuf buttons
psgNlty lur the utst oi iuf work. call
Walnut llit
WANTED hy competent ffrssmaksr.
dTtsswnklrE nt home or hy day
Maple 1893
pW ssMAklN0 10 q Dewey. Maple
HfpA.l
WANTED Plain ssNina chidrenns
clothing speciality, reasonable Mrs
Cox, ln'is East ard Maple 59ls.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

FOR carpenter or repair work or first
c.ass root work. cal Maple 1891 j.
" Brown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
Permanent Positions
for
Bright Young Women

with Tho return NJ our soldiers,
many young women are concerned
about the Hrfmau,n.y ~ tN.f Irra-
rnt IuN'luus. but those fuuug
women engaged Zoo telephone u..r-
Htug know that NrIfH a n VUW.
ans Nork, and h1t their johS sSs
permanent
W. have a limited uwN.r NJ
opening IT this time lu n.u Hur
local and our tul rfra. wnln poe
sliInrs are both attractive and
permanent
The inexperienced will DO taught
tho work and Will. Doc paid while
learning. and special inducements
will hr offered tu those Who have
had previous experience.
lu addition tu tho regular come
psnaallUn. additional AitfH .s l1l
for evening ana sunday work
Aprlv q, OPERATOR school Room
20. Telephone Jnds 5ri .t ana
broadway.
sOTTHWTgTTEN
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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--------------------.----------------------
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
..--.-->---~~~~------> -.-~---~,----,----
TRY A "CAFrTERIA sUPpCR"
MEATS l0r AND lsc. yE3ETARL TH
hr DESSERTS be AHD lYrl HOME
COOKING
YALE CEEE . ERIA
EE.Iii,CFfEg
rgtv,.Yr b,I,,g -,
...''r ,''''' ,.., ' n,nsg.,-.,, .4I,,,
nrnlsnsi' nice modcrn sIaeo,1g roopS
single Ur ON suite Mals ss'
A., ,,urp,r,r,,r ,.... a.. -.
i,, "'n''''
"'..'.F '''''i'.,- ", '.l.,', ''' ---
I"p ROOMS for rent suitable for
.I.rH pf gentlemen. best car service
'".I Walnut 1851
Elw rrnIsh.d rooms ,,r,c,ly modern
walking distance. rrt door north
" VS.. C a. a5 y. Walnut Walnut
a'''
TgD t.,pIsh.l ,l,,,i,g r,,m,. w,IL-
g ',,'','','' ,p,"E I'''''' ""N
L9,{lLy i.hy$T bedroom. llf West
VI. '...'- w. .''------
1903 " HARVEY Nice large room in
private homo Walnut "'1. .
NLNf attractive bedrooms m modern
.'' Nh "ng H.fl,,n'e' desirable Io-
.'..'' '.hal ss'..J
lI ErIeliND Groom and hiohenetts
..I.. I|HFrIHuu Walnut 0fIH
PLEASANT nIm private home VA
h1' t.. i.' y llh
az HARVEY -NeHt rooms. clean
throughout, absolutely. ground floor.
pii''i' ''.I'n'e, close ini v 5o Nt't
NICELY furnished Inrgs front room
1'Nt Woi pIth Maple aisI-I
NICELY furnished sleeplnE room. pr
,,.'h,e hone modern fgnyensncss. Si'
West Tt.h W1lnu' 502a.
NICELY furnished front room bath
connecting 90 viii shsrs home with
. couple ti East nm
TWO nicely 'urnthDH bedrooms no
hf'.E H'|rE 4 'Y..s ff.m stIr,In
y h. q Fr'H .l.g vs. l'n
WELL furnished 4r,ra.r bed room, ai
joining Bath, In owners hJme. 3lj
West t'h
tIcur uOucVvvvptNc pooue
LlNHl HOoob AZ EllNb hOOmo
fOk KENI
49,
ll4t WEST California Housekeeping
rooms
FOR REST-rhrss lIght Housekeeping
rooms. modern close In. Rear "a
East sth. Walnut 1891
TWO LIGHT Housekeeping rooms a.
% Fast .th Maple Gs2
. .SLLEplSG ard light housekeeping
rooms. adults. ll5 Harrison walnut
1901
TWO dsslrahls rooms mr. Housekeeping
ln flIe ne'ghborhood adults Maple
1859
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
pAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS pOpored " and ny, vii bring
samples A,so painting q. r. Roach.
Walnut 1hi2
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Attorney, Directory.

Ad-N INWoO i6,I w,sI Nrm
NYfORD = sNitit zoe Amerem
National NHnk
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Mulugtsphing
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED

WANTED
Experienced house tu.houae canvas
vets Salary only Apply city Clfcu.
lltlon Manager Oklahomnn.
nEN laafn bnrbcrinE big money, po.
.sltlonH wnlilnH cntn from start
Write Moler barber College, 2lS N
Akatd, Dallas, Texas
WANfFp- Men and ladies IN learn bar.
her trade special low tuition. nosi.
tIsns guaranteed free catalog Cklnho.
Dh City llarher Collere, i0l W Cnlltof.
nh. iiNvy kuns, Mgr
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Holland Jordan.

A marriage of more than usual
interest to people of Iuka and fish
omingo county occurred in Padu-
cab, KY. on December 18th, 1917,
when Miss Grace Holland. the at
tractive daughter Of Mr.. l.. p. Hol-
land, became the bride of'Lieuten-
ant G. C. Jordan Of the United
States army.
Lieutenant Jordan is the son q
our townsman, Mr. G. T. Jordan
and was among the FIRST to volnn
teer for service after war was de,
clared with Germany. He went t
the Officers Training Camp and wor
his commission strictly on merit
He is now located at Waco, Texas
These popular young people hav,
hosts of friends who join The vi
dette in wishing them a long life o.
happiness and prosperity.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Death of Mr.. ]. P. Langford.

Mr.. John p. Langford died at the
home of his son-in-law, Mr.. d.. j.
Edwards, Saturday morning, De-
cemher 29th, at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Langford was born in Flor
ence, Ala, and was rs years of age.
He had been confined to his room
for about q year. lie was MEM
Der Of the Presbyterian church and
d gallant Confederate soldier, a mem
Der of Forests cavalry. He had
been a citizen of Iuka for three
or four years.
Funeral services were conducted
at the home Sunday afternoon by
Rev. L. A. MeKeown, and inter-
mcnt was in Oak Grove cemetery.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
In Memoriam.

On December the 22nd, Mrs. NJ
L. Bridges quietly and peacefully
passed to the great beyond from hel
home in Iuka, Miss, For several
days she had been unconscious, but
when first taken sick she talked
freely with her pastor, Bro. Nc
Keown, told him all was well with
her soul, having undaunted faith in
Him who is able to keep that which
she had committed untoH Him against
that day. She didn't have to make
preparation in a dying hour. She
often talked with her friends of the
Joyous anticipation of meeting her
loved ones on the other shore.
Hers was life of self-denial. sorrow
and disappointment; having lost
her husband and children she de-
voted her life largely to an afflicted
daughter, giving up social inter
course and church privileges, though
she loved her friends and appreci-
ated kindness to a marked degree
and was loyal to her church.
When she could leave home for a
little while, she came to the Tues
day afternoon prayer meeting at
Sister Hammerly's would ask me
to sing
Oh sometimes the shadows are deep
And rough seems the path to the
goal,
And sorrows sometimes how they
sweep
Like tempests down over the soul.
Then her face would brighten as we
reached the chorus
O then to the Rock let me fly,
To the Rock that is higher than |.
She had real musical talent and
many rare gifts, for some Of the best
blood of the Old South coursed
through her veins.
She took great interest and pride
in her, three grand children. Spec
tally was she anxious that Willie
make a great and good man and his
devotion to her was beautiful. Both
granddaughter were with her some
days before the end, Mrs, Evans
coming from Minneapolis and Mil
dred from Huntsville. They were
untiring in their efforts to make hel
comfortable.
She was laid to rest Sunday morn
ing in Oak Grove cemetery. To al
her loved ones we extend our sym
pathy, praying Gods special care
over the afflicted one. Gamma,
as she was lovingly called. will be
missed more and more as the years
60 by.
Her friend and neigbbor,
Mrs. w. NJ. M.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Burnsville News.

Xmas holidays are over and no
drinking noticed on the streets dur.
ing the whole time.
Mr., Willie Griffin, of Amory, Wis
tied friends in huntsville during the
Xmas holidays.
Mr.. Joe Haynie, Of Iuka, visited
relatives here Monday.
We had vely nice Xmas tree,
box supper, public installation of
Masonic officers, visits of friends
and loved ones, consisting of sol
dier boys, etc, a series of sermons
continued, preached by Bro. Over
ton, and the Landscape was painted
beautisul white on the last day of
the old year. Thus the Christmas
holidays passed in huntsville.
All the children who were off at
school elsewhere visited home folks
Xmas and have returned to their
respective places and resum ed work
These children are as follows /:
Misses Rhoda Maye Byrd, Haney
and Grace Timbes; Messrs. Sol
Holden, Dewey Blakney, Paul Ha-
ney, Edward Finger, Chas. Arthur
Timbes, Vim. Davis, Earnest Smith
and Dewey Lock.
Mr.. Mark Harris, of Oklahoma,
visited friends and relatives here
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, of Cypress,
visited Mr.. Epperson during Xmas.
Mr.. Rufe Emmerson has ordered
some very fine stock of cattle. May
many others follow suit and improve
our stock of cattle, as the eradica-
ton of the tick is one step in that
direction.
The Registrars here are making
rapid progress. filing out their Cues
tionaires and returning them to the
Local Board. This system is a
great improvement on the former
in that it will put the man in the
service who ought to be there and
the man who onght not to be in the
army at the right place.
This is the best country for pea
nuts, pease, soy and velvet beans at
all, and very few are raised. Let us
go as wild on these as we did last
year in planting sorghum. You can
plant and grow enough peanuts in
one year to pay out the entire price
of $4,000 farm. Let's. try it.
You can get $50 per bushel and
you can easily raise a thousand
bushels on a small farm and plenty
of other crops beside.
/. A. & 0.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Marietta News.

Health very good in this COM
munity. Some sickness but mostly
bad colds.
Tom Dunahoo, who has been at
tending school at Hattiesburg, is at
home for the holidays.
Jno. Williams, one of the teachers
at Marietta and Cassie, Smith, mar
ried Monday. We wish for them a
long and happy life.
We are having some more cold
weather just now, but hope it will
soon be warm again.
Atlas Peck's wife says some hus-
bands think they are SO big every
time they step upon the front porch
hey expect the back end of the
building to fly up.
|. n. Summers who has always
romped high in financial circles has
had backset and will have to start
gain from the ground up, as be has
just bought shoes f)r the family.
The preacher Of the Calf Ribs
neighborhood is getting too old for
active service and is thinking about
retiring on half rations.
Vault Gist walked home with
Veece Cleveland the other morning.
As the road was narrow he took
pleasure in walking in the mud.
| Curtiss Wilson led the singing at
the entertainment at Tickville Sat
urday night. His shoes pinched
his feet SO he sang on the E-last most
of the time.
They have had party somewhere
most every night for the past week
hope they all enjoyed themselves
fine.
Slim Pickens was at Gander
Creek Monday and soaked up lot
OF music rendered by the blind man.
He saysif he hadn't got it someone
else would.
All would be subscribers are adj
yised to write on one side Of the
paper. This rule should be applied
in the matter Of talking.
Everett Pounds says there is a tax
on every thing except getting change
for ten.
Guess Who.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Margerum, Ala. News.

Health fine considering the wealth
er of the past few weeks
Weddings seem to be the styl,
here now. There were two in oul
burg Xmas week and one sometime
before.
Married 0n the oath at Iukat
Mr.. George Willis, and Miss Della
Blanton. and ON the 30th at this
place, Mr.. Charles Blanton, and
Miss Maggie Willis. Both couples
were well known here.
Mr.. Julian Founders, of Cherokee,
and Miss Martha Willis were married
several weeks ago. THE writer ex-
tends best wishes for long, happy
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Yarbrough,
left for Sheffield, last Sunday night.
Mr.. Yarbrough, will work for the
government at the Nitrate Plant
Messrs. Lloyd Annette, and Henry
Roberts have positions there also.
Mr.. Robert Wallace. went to Tus-
cumbia Sunday night on business
trip.
Mr.. Thomas Roberts was in Mis-
sissippi, last Sunday. Something
must have attracted him as he has
seldom been seen over there.
Mr.. Kay McVay has been on the
sick list for the last past three weeks.
His complaint is rheumatism. He
is some better at present.
Mr.. Newt Hays spent Xmas with
homefolks. lie has been employed
at Baltimore, Nd,
Mr. Thomas Roberts returned
TO Albany, Summary night.
! will ring off. am as ever.
Hunter.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Our Jitney Offer. This And Sc

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out
this slip, enclose with DC to Foley &
Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago,
ILL.,, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar. Compound for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartlc
Tablets. For sale at j. G. Jour.
dams Durg Store.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03

ROOMS TO RENT Furnish
or unfinished. Mrs. Eva Fran cis
W. T. Bennett. Esq, has beer
appointed County Director Of ih
War Savings Campaign TX Tisho
mingo County
Granulated Sugar IL polads 20.
$t.00. l1S-2tl AID. Langs,on.
The W. 7. Adams Machine Works
at Corinth wss totally destroyed by
fire last Sunday morning. The loss
is estimated at about $500, 600. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The
Company employed about $50 men.
See us before you sell your Chick
ems, Eggs, Hides and all kinds of
produce. Jno. B. Storment,
Mgr Storment Grocery Co.
Mr.. Granville Dudley is in Iuka
this week. He was formerly one Of
the most prominent and leading
business men of Iuka, but nowilives
in Nashville, Tenn, and travels
for the Gray--Dudley Hardware Co.
OF that city. He always calls around
to see the Vldette Mrs. Dudley is
with him.
who pays for this paper for you
anyways Does the editor or your
neighbour
Attorneys TIA. Clark and w. T.
Bennett have formed partnership
and will practice law under the firm
name, Bennett d Clark. This should
make a very strong firm, as both
are able lawyers, stand high in their
profession and are very popular.
Their office will be over Jourdan's
hardware store, on the corner.
Get our prices before you sell
your produce and make your gro
Gerry purchases.
John B, Storment,
Mgr Storment Grocery Co.
1t was our pleasure to meet last
week our longtime friend. Mr.. Nat.
M. Ware, of Moscow, Fayette Co.,
Tenn, who spent a couple OF days
here visiting his son, Mr.. V. E.
Ware, who has been sick for several
weeks, but we are glad to state is
better, is up and able to be out.
We have known Mr.. Nat Ware for
many years. He is a heightened
christian gentleman, one of the best,
most worthy citizens of Fayette
county, and we are always pleased
to give him the glad hand. Wish
he would visit our little city more
frequently.
Real Bargains at Storment Gro
Gerry Co. Jno. B. Storment Mgr.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-01-03
Her Trouble Is Gone.

Mrs Thomas H Davis Montgom
cry, Ind, says she had trouble
with her bladder and had doctored
for several mouths without relief,
when Foley's Kidney Pills were
recommended and she comm need
nsing them. and got relief. They
relieve backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff, swollen joints and kidney
trouble. For sale byJ. G. Jour.
dams Drug store.