The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-05-17


| ing improved.
Cashier A.. B. Furlow attended the
big bank meeting at Clarksdale.
Mrs. F. ". Becker has returned
from a visit to Birmingham friends.
Fan Belts for all cars at c. B.
Perkins Hardware Store.
Musical instruments of high
quality at Hofman's.
For Sale-Small four room house
| in Seavey Addition. Apply to c. e.
Penn.
We have the Pope Bicycles
| for sale. C. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
May the faithful teachers of the
public school ''have a good time"
during their well-earned vacation.
Automobile Paint, Top Dress
ing and Polish at c. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Mr.. Jim Storm missed his train
yesterday morning and so left later
for his place of business in Louis
lana.
-My-Tism is a powerful anti
septic; 1t kills the poison caused
from infected cuts, cures old sores,
letter, etc.
Mr. Chester Byrne's enterprise has
lied him to purchase another motor
truck. He probably is anticipating
the picnic season!
-My-Tism is a great pain kill
er. 1t relieves pain and soreness caus-
ed by Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, etc.
Fred Dawson has been employed
as assistant book-keeper at Hofr-
mans. Fred expects to attend Tu-
lane University next term.
Mrs. Lee Wilson came over from
Columbia to enjoy the commence
ment exercises and to be guest of
her sister, Mrs. Annie Hubert.
Miss Dorothy Middleton's piano
playing was noted during the closing
exercises as showing fine progress as
we'll as personal appreciation of her
work.
4 Miss Clara Wilmington, OF Ed
diceton, is a guest of Miss Susie Lee
Perkins since the return of the
young ladies from visit to Green
wood.
For Sale-Repaired furniture.
Call to see me when in need of any
thing in furniture repairing. Uncle
Sam says Don't waste waste-saVe
It'll" See Coleman.
Mrs. Thompson and Misses Fannie
and Elizabeth, of Grange Hall, were
lin Brookhaven Thursday. Their
cousin, Miss Mamie McNabb, was
one of the High School graduates.
Mr.. George w. Ard is having his
pretty bungalow on w. Chickasaw
surrounded by coping of concrete
which will prevent washing by hea-
Wy rains and be an ornament as well.
Mrs. L. B. Sartin and little Shirley
went down to Norfield yesterday by
special invitation of Mrs. w. E.
Montgomery to spend several days.
They will leave Monday for Houma,
La,
The seasons vOgue-adjusta-
BILE ribbon watch bracelets. A
nice gift for the girl graduate.
The Leading Jeweler, Chas. ID.
Smith.
i A.. n u c,a;th &c n ouoet at the
home of her son, Mr.. Steve Smith,
having come over from Natchez
where she has been a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Kirby Wooten, for
merly Miss Nora Smith.
We test, repair and recharge
storage batteries, and always
carry full supply of new bat
teries and rental batteries. Wat
kins' Garage.
Wilfred Tyler's unfortunate at
tack of mumps caused a vacant chair
among the graduates>of the High
School Thursday evening. Miss Lu-
zon Montgomery was also detained
lby illness and was missed by mates
and friends.
Coleman's Comfort Swing, made in
IBrookhaven. Sold on absolute guar
antee. The most durable seat made;
more comfort and service to the
square inch. Don't buy swing till
| you try Coleman's Comfort Swing.
ISee Coleman.
Mrs. S. Kemp and her handsome
young daughter, of HaIehurst, have
lbeen guests of BrookhaVen relatives
who witnessed with qualification the
lgraduation from the High School OF
Miss Pauline Abrams, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Abrams.
Mr.. Joseph West was taken to the
hospital yesterday for an operation
lfor the removal of the first joint OF
Ibis thumb. The bone had become
lseriously affected and necessitated
the amputation. Mr.. Vests friends
lhope he will soon be able to resume
his business activities.
MobiIOiI, Texas and SUI
lpreme Motor Oil in bulk, one
and four gallon cans, at low
est prices, quality considered,
at Hofman's.
All thoughtful people were inn
pressed with Judge Jones remarks
before the graduating class of Thurs
lday evening. Judge Jones is presi-
dent of the Board Of Control of the
Public School and the fact that he Is
fully enlisted for the highest service
of the best teachers at increased sal
aries foretells progress and efficiency
for the school.
A very merry party went up to
jackson yesterday chaperoned by
their aunt, Mrs. Ira L. Parsons. They
were John Willard, Eben and Aman-
4 da Bee, Jack Seavey and Billy Par
lsons who were delighted that Uncle
Willard" saw fit to have his car re-
paired just at this particular time