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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Wanted-Asents

500 CREDIT PLAA-h<rIRELY NEW
big opportunlty fnr live wire agents
and demonstrator- Sole agency gwen
/. : Mfg 20. Dept. 81. Columbus
ohio teDsdi,-
AGENTS: slo-sico WEEK. FREE
put on store windows. Big demand
Liberal offer 70 general agents. Meta
&c Letter 60. TO- y. Clark, Chicago.
febldlt.
A q Z y IS Sc l. [. REVERSIBLE.
I'M raincoats First season adver-
t4sed. Elahorate outfit. Zee auto must
.ers. .Credit Write tarker Mig. Co.
l2l7 Bey st. Dayton. Ohio. tebzdli'
AGENTS: 81 AN HOUR FOR SPARE
time. Sell complete line Of guaranteed
hosiery. Bought before prices doubled.
Free samples 70 start you. Newstyie
n idos,ery - s"s Cotton St, Dayton.
AGENTS. CHATEAU THIERRI
others. RusseIi's War History best
puDiished. Convex portraits. frames,
pillow tops. Low prices-credit terms
sta. D. Chicago. feb23d1,s
AGENTS: s. TO 81. a day easy -,
lightweight. last selling. popular priced
necessities. food itavors. PERI am 90.
soaps, toilet preparations, etc. Agents
outfit free. Write today-1uick-now.
-
Bldg, Cincinnati. Q. teb23d1ts
WORLD WAR HISTORY. PICTORIAL.
Roosevelt memorial book. illustrated.
Enormous sales. Best terms. Livest
house. Outfits free. R. l. Philips Pub.
Co. Chicago, III. Philadelphia Pa. At
reb2dIt.
SELL HISTORY OF GREAT WORLD
War. also Life of Theodore Roose-
Welt. Both complete. official. au-
thentic. illustrated 500 books. Your
profit half; fastest sellers known. Great
est chance for men. women returned
soldiers. sailors. No experience or cap
ital required. Make s. TO S. an hour
Out.it free. Globe Association, 80 Como
Bldg. Chicago. feb.41t+
NEW PICTORIAL HISTORY WORLD
War with beautifully coiorad detachei
copyrighted honor roll and service rec
ord. Gives exclusive territory protec-
ton. Spec!a! features by PershlnS
Daniels. Admiral Simns: 50. striking
illustrations. Many in color. Biggest
money-maker. Large commission. semi
for outfit. dertei Co., Publishers. Chi
Cago. tep2llt"
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For >aie-MlsceIianeOuS

= 'GTArl rs IRISH COBBLERS.
Z sens Ear Rose ana Sura
? >e."'ci stock Price sl.15 pe.'
Is = snip anywhere on re-
/ = 1-'ce f. t-ougee. Gardner,
: . 20. -. l52-5 fen2-dSt
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TX Title SIN TOT RING CAR.
-2oat. Il "Xcellent condition. Over
-. a-nlsled new battery. good
Is +. MlTSton. care Augusta
KS lam Aab22d3t~
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T HALLowELL-Two STORY

anu half house. 70 rooms. centrally locat-
ed Desirab ole for hoarders Three min
Utes walk from electr.cs. Price REASON
able Farm on Outlet road. mile AMI
half out. House large barn. tinr -ie4di
Tor cultivation. yOling good bearing or
chard. A oolt 30 acres altogether. -
acre wood lot near. Price reasonab bic.
Edwin Bur!e!gh, Journal Office
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; '"iNET KODAK. = INCH
-Aa I'm 'auk mandolin and li-inch
7tTs s!oD- it.As Address. n 3.
y ara ourna teb2cdS,"
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md HAND DOUBLE WORK
-sS good ronditlon. J. E. Nc
-: x 1o2. Augusta.
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WALL STREET
Reoorted by HAYDEN, Stone 4 Co.
233 WATER ST,
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Members New York Stock Exc, Sos
ton Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office, $50 Middle St. New Ems
and Telephone 1862. tS6c.
WM II. PORTER. Mg-.
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Who haIlowed
Barq aims?

There are no bargains N Augusta Reai
Estate market today But WaIla 9
that can be found II Augusta. IN !arge
and small houses For homes and in
vestments. Today is the day 10 buy {,
nome. Today IS the day TO buy an IN
little down and a little each :lont1,
And you will soon own 4 home or N
ves,me1t F. w. Diplock. - North s..
or 1S Water st. leD2ldi
TWO TENEMENT HOUSE. FUR
mace. electric lights and bath. carriage
house and stable; buildings all con-
nected. lawn and shade trees , MIN
utes walk from electrics. &C.. fare TO Az
gusta. A bang up home FOR some one
$500 would not build them today 4
great sacrifice If YOU mean business al
once. Gail. Write Or phone 3. L; Stocn-
fora. Cony House, Augusta. feb2idStT
SMALL SIX ROOM HOUSE On NO.
Belfast Ave. cheap If taken at once.
I. .. Wentworth. IS No Belfast Ave.
sen2,u3t'
ABOUT 4. OF LAND. End HAND
cellar nearly ready On car inc near
:eblSdst
FABIEN COTTAGETHIS BEAUTi-
full and well known cottage situated a.
the Outlet Lake Cohbossee. all nicely
furnished. including dishes and cooking
utensils. nice range. large double We
nice we'll of pure spring water: this cot
tage viii! accommodate eight people.
nice shore frontage. good fishing and
boating. a large boat house. a nice mo-
tor boat. also 4 piano. in fact everT-
thing goes and I IS all IN nice repair
inside and out. The owner IS about -
make a change at once and makes this
low price sl41 takes everything; do
1alr Paai = \
sus,a. Me. Tel. loSi-W. tehlSdew
90 A. FARM. CUTTING 80 tons
hay, rine buildings. / mile depot, cleo
tries. school. electric lights. never fail
ing we'll by Lump. bargain. Mrs. A h.
Scribner, Gardiner, R. f D. 10
coy VILLAGE HOME. SoCTE.
Thomaston. about 7ni.es from the ci.y
of Rockland. Maine. state road. =
barn and shed connected with house.
all in good condition. water at sink, u
acres good garden land and ~ tru't
trees. large frontage on street. back
postoftice. school ana church. Will sell
direct to purchaser at 4 real bargain
($s5n Full particulars OF +. ". Col
inns. owner. IS North Main street; Rock
land. Maine. teoi.diZ,
1861 GREEN ST. TWO FAMILY
house hard wood floors. electricity. wa
ter, good paving property, big bargain
70 close estate. 1narire at As 50. Chest
nut St, or John +. Wright. Wiscasset
febled4wk,s.
OR 70 LET-sTORE on BCSINESs
street, Winthrop, Maine. Will maze
suitable store FOR any mercantile ouss
ness Apply az Augusta Trust Co. All
gusta. or the branch a: Winthrop. Ne.
Janciatt
TO THE HOMESEEkER
Stop paying reni. own a home OF vcus
own. l have CT some good trades IN
modern homes in Augusta or Hallowell.
Also : good list of farms. Office at
house. - Child st. Tel 106l-W. Z. =
Rice. Rea. Estate. Augusta. Me.
janS0diino
THE LOT II. NOR X / LII RESI-
dence, No. lib. north side OF Wintlroo
street. Augusta. Name. for sale to set.
tie estate. Brick mouse and large lot of
land desira bly, located. inquire or 4.
-. GoUdard, Hotel Norta. Augusta. Or
l. r. Williams. Real Estate Agent, CItv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LAKESIDE FARM IN CENTRAL,
Maine near steam or trolley: prefer
.ddress { r Marble. Elmwood HoteI.
Wa,ervllle. feb2fSis
HAULING CONTRACTS. FURNi-
ture moving specially. Wanted
Short and iong-iistance hAuis b. moto-
trucks: 20 ;-tOn capa tiles. any kind
OF merchandise; prices arranged Dv- DAY
ton or trip. Gardiner Auto Co, oppo-
site VI. :. passenger station. fep2lt.
RI ABOUT BOD AND TOP FOR
1915 or 1916 Ford car D. L. Foster, X.
No !. Augusta. Tel l67-, febsldiw
MEN WOMEN. Is OR ovEP. AUGJ:s-
"a Railway Mail Clerk examination
March 18th; slloo year. Common edu-
alton atom sai 1nI..1 Free particulars
ester. \. \. feDic-i5-2:- 'narl-
TOBACCO OR SNUFF HABIT CURED
or no pay. $40 # cured Remedy. gent
an rial. Superha Co. w al. Baltimore.
Maryiand febs, sat.tt
LAUNDRY OR RAILROAD STOW.
fep1d'f
CHAUFFEUR WOULD LIKE Posi-
ZION with private family for summ..
months. Good mechanic and careful.
driver. Massachusetts and Maine il
cense. (. W. s.. care Journal office,
febaoalw
HOTEL EELP-ONE TABLE GIRL.
one clerk Immediately. also one clerk.
one chauffeur one housekecper and one
". Dutton. Prop. tebTd6t"
SMALL FARM WITH GOOD BUILD
ings. must DE pleasant. shore propert,-
preferred. State best price and terms.
John Cayouette, IS Gage St. Augusta.
tebDGtt-
POSITION As ATTENDANT NURSE.
ny thoroughly competent. Intelligent and
agreeable woman. Enjoys older reop
and would travel. Massage. reading
aloud. etc. Excellent references. An
M SIy Mrs Tel axlsy' 80 High ST. fso sa5:
Co will make your carpet sweeper ruI:
as good as a new one Sweeper Vac
uums u specially. will absolutely guar
tntee all WORK. will be in Gardiner this
Address Gen Del. Gardner. Shop. IA
Dickman St. Augusta. A. B. Stocks.
Mgr febl9d6,.
4 GOOD SECOND HAND VICTROLA
with records. Address ID care Ken
nebec Journal. teblSdlw
pELPHIs PouLIN. s. NoKTHEKY
furniture OF am kind: also frame
pictures and saw hler and repair fur
niture. tenl9dlm
LET Is FIX IOCR AUTOMOBILE
top and curtains. We can do a nice
lob at a reasonable 12ure. Mail or
ders attended to proc 2!.y Gerrish n
Smith lsuccessoro % t-Hr.. 10 Silver
street. Watervil!e. NJ Tel. 4S9.
feol.d;t
WOULD Y.L 81. / it-kGSTED IN
making from. sio." I" extra eacS
week during your sp4'- me We need
a few men in .AGg.i. Ia. Narerviile and
vicinity, VINO Will devote their spare
time 20 selling accident and health in
surance payable monthly. amongst
their friends and acQualntances. We
issue policies and settle claims at this
office Write Mr. A. l. Parent, Agency
Director Mass Bonding and Insurance
Company. Lewiston. Me. febl.dtf
OLD FALSE TEETH. don't matter II
broken / pay s. TO 80 per set. Send
by parcel post and receive check by re-
turn mail r. Jornitz. ,1l6 Z. F'ayette
street, Baltimore. Nd. febI0d4w'
CHICKENS. WEBER q HEWkrT.
decl9d.:
By THE SALVATION ARMY. sc
ord hand cloth g for men. women anu
children. . ddresS IS davenport street.
aug sta. Ne. Telephone o1a-M
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POSITION As ATTENDANT NURSE.
by thoroughly competent. intelligent and
agreeable woman Enjoys older reop q
and would travel. Massage. reading
aloud. etc. Excellent references. An
ply Mrs iawley. 80 High St. Bath.
Maine. Tel rs febl9dlu
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HOLD YOUR
Liberty BONDS

Don sell unless YOU are really obliged
%. If i is necessarv 10 90 SO see IS
and We will pay you cash FOR them.
COLLATERAL LOAN co. over Bar
ner's store .an29 wed. sat. =
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FOUND

- 10 8ROWN cOLoREp FEE
7 '''-' 2 ~ . nos. old. Phone
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THE LOT II. MO Il X IL RESI-
dence, No. lib. north side OF WIntlroo
street. Augusta. Name. for sale to set
tie estate. Brick mouse and large lot of
land desiraoiy located. Inquire or 4.
u. GoUdard. Hotel Norta. Augusta. Or
L. r. Williams. Real Estate Agent, Citv
mayiedtS
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THE GRAND RAPIDS REPAIRING !
co. will make your carpet sweeper ruI: .
as good as L new one. Sweeper Vac /
uumi specially. will absolutely guar
1ntee all WORT: will be in Gardiner this
week; a postal will get your sweeper
Address Gen Del. Gardner. Shop. IA
Dickman St. Augusta. A. B. Stocks /
Mgr febI9d6,
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.-r -,.-. y RDS FOR \ SONG.
-ss t1.-,e ANA guarantee pub
r-... -uDmlt poems, pa
a.c . IA SUBJECT. Chester
So ed JCrn. suite II.I.
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SMALL FARM WITH GOOD BUILD
ings. must DE pleasant. shore propert,'
preferred. State best price and terms.
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DELPHIS POCLIN. 81 NORTHERN /;
Ave. Will buy and sell secondhand I
furniture OF an" kind: also Frame I
PICTURES and saw tiler and repair fur
niture fenl9dlm 7
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-y.; AZ. d AND OVER, DESlR-
, aa nal. and pos;office clerk
r. mani. write for free pdrtic
"t.-u .Na;nIndtlOnS Kay
-.- ,H.. -ivji service exam
,.H-ata. Building. Washing
feD22dJt+
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: 40 OATS. SPLENDID
esr -. 1orsenide, calf. vt,!aov.
= ~ goa. etc. Prices SC 10
~@'s ( Co, Augusta.
rasI3tf-
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...'.~ v.fNts MEN AZ DEPOT
o -r-UI business. expert
+. .,--.....,>t~' food lurgment.
80. u ap1z aId Investment few
- a.4i- -u.arv 80. Bulfhan.
81 Newark. y. i fcb22dlt
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/ KIN COAT WITH
3 -, Quar- and cuffs. Has
f9rs.. 40 lGt Il new condition.
'"f 2rice vi! se.I fur
%, i4n.3L;t
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Wanted-Maie Help

e ut THIS CITY REIN
........s.ars GRASS beds. automo-
-.~ -,.' apu Sin daily without
.g,.. Write Gunmetal
--itIr. III. feD9d7is
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70 THE HoMEsEEKER

Stop paying reni. own a home OF YOU:
own. l have or some good trades IN
modern homes in Augusta or Halloweli.
Also : good list of farms. Office at
house. y Child ST. Tel. 106l-W. +. =
Rice. Real Estate. Augusta. Me.
tana1ti, mo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

% ..,.. III APPS, A FEW
~ -cduLea prices. .i.sO -
avs * %. Augusta.
deci3dt.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Baptist Woman Missionary
Societies.

To the Presidents, Secreta-
ries and mem bers.
NY dear Sisters:
Will you see to 1t that
your superintendent gets a full
report of everything done since
May LIST, 1913. Our beloved
Miss Lackey is depending on us.
| go up to our convention on
April 18th. Shall | go empty
handed when SO much has been
done?
Hasten, ladies'. hasten, l beg
you and get your reports to me
IN time.
We are asked also to report all
we have done for the Red Cross;
United War Work; Service dur
ing the flu epidemic; Refugee
Relief and all personal services
in connection with our church
work.
| am sure we have done more
in the past year than any previ-
GUS one. So please send in your
reports to me at once.
PrayerfullY awaiting your re-
ply, | am, yours for service,
Mrs. Joe Batson.
Su;t. Hobolochitto Association.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Change Of Address

A letter this week from Mr..
Lyman Bennett informs us tina
the government has established
a post Office at the mill town re-
Gently built by Mr.. q. W. Head
ley, Jr. The name of the Office
IS Uniform, Ala, and thos e
wishing to address any of their
friends who moved from here
with Mr.. Headley can do SO at
that place, instead OF Tibbie as
heretofore.
Mr.. Bennett says they are all
pleased with their new home
and are attending Sunday school
and church, and the children
gong to day school.
He tells us. however, that his
injured leg does not recover as
rapidly as he had hoped, but is
still giving him trouble. and ne
cessItatIng the use Of crutch.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
II | We're a Farmer.

If were farmer I would k p at
hand few reliable medicines for minor
ailments that are not SO serious as to re,
quue the attention OF physician, such
as Chanberiain's Collie a N i Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel complaints
Chamberaiu's c & h Remedy Tor
coughs, colds and crouP,
Chamberlain's Liniment { or sprairs,
bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlains Tablets for stomach
troubles, biIiouspess and constipation.
BY having these articles at hand it would
often save the trouble OF trip to town
in the busiest season OF in the nighs, and
would enable me to treat slight ailments
as. soon As they appear and thereby a
void the more serious diseases t h a SC
often follow,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Proceedings Of the Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen

The regular monthly meeting of the
Mayor and Board Of Alderman of the
Town of Poplarville was held at h
Town Hall on Tuesday evening. April /
1919.
Those in attendance were: S. c. Smith,
Mayor; JIM Shivers, Attorney; john }
Smith, Marshal II E.Smith, E.B, Moody
G. w Moody, ia, Wheat, and I'M. Howard
was transacted
The reports of the Treasurer and Mar
shall. were received and approved
The resignation of K. B. Boyett as d
Trustee of the Grammar School was ac-
cepted, and Fred w. Smith WAS appoint
ed as his successor.
The resignation OF Nh Rouse as Town
clerk was accepted, and Dc Mcinnis was
appointed to serve until the election CT
d clerk.
The following Election commissioners
were appointed; RIG, Garrett, S r, Bennett
ana J H.caver.
The Election commissioners were in
structed to order SPECIAL election for
Town clerk tc be held ON april 14,i3l9
The Supt Of the Light Plant was or
dered to install a meter at the Kidweli
Picture Show.
f. g. Moody and Il. Smith were ap-
pointed a committee to confer with LII
Holiday concerning the purchase OF
some OF has machinery at the Light and
Water Plant
E.B Moody HE, Smith andG W.Moody
were appointed committee to super
wise the Light and Water Plant,
The MARSHALL was instructed to enforce
the Hog Ordinance.
The claim docket was allowed.
HNNF1H .W t
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Prominent Citizen Acct
dentally Kills Himself.

A shocking and unfortunate
accident occurred last Sunday
morning at the bone OF Mr.. J..
E. A. Thomas, near the ihomss
school, by which he lost bls lie.
Nr. i homaa, who had been
watching a hawk, hurried thru
the house with a % rifle, said to
be extremely hight on the trig-
ger. and as he reached the
chicken yard stumbled and fell
to his knees. The butt of the
rifle struck the ground with
force aud it was discharged, the
ball penetrating Mr.. Thomas
heart killing him instantly.
Mr.. Thomas was one of the
mo8tss useful and hIgEly respect
ed citizens and his traglcal and
untimely death is greatly to be
deplored. He leaves wife and
several sons and daughters, and
a large number of relatives and
friends to mourn hts untimely
end. Mr.. B. t. Thomas, ar
honored citizen Of Popla,viIle, Is
a brother OF the unfortunate
gentlemen. The funeral was
held on Monday afternoon at the
Bounds grave yard, Rev. j. D.
Seals officiating,
We sympathize most deeply
with the family.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
PROCLAMATI0N

[, s. c. Smith, Mayor of
the Town of PopIaryiIle, issue
this my Proclamation setting
apart Tuesday, April 9TH, as
clean up day for the Town.
Let all the people take
active part in this good work
clean up their own premises
and assist generally.
Let the Merchants close
their stores, and clean up
down Town, contributing the
use Of their wagons to the
general welfare.
Given under my hand and
seal this the 3rd day OF
April, 1919.
S. G. Smith,
Mayor.
D. G. McInnis
Acting Clerk
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Hog Owners Attention!

Legal notice is hereby gwen
that the Hog Ordinance of the
Town of Poplarville will be thor
Dug hIy enforced. All hogs must
be kept enclosed. On and after
the 18th day of April, 1919, all
hogs running at large on the
streets or open lots of the town
will be impounded and damage
assessed against the owner. II
not paid out IN six days they
will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder.
By order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen.
JOHN J. SMITH,
Marshal.
Poplarville, Miss.
April 2, 1919.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Home Burned

The house occupied by Mrs.
George selph, near the HeadIey
place, was completely destroyed
by fire at noon on tuesday.
The fire originated on the roo'
near the kitchen lIue and, as the
power plant was not steamed NJ
water was not available.
Practically all the contents were
DESTROYED, and the loss to Mrs
Selph, who is a widow. IS serious
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Bias S Strahan

Mr.. Claud +. Bass and Miss
Louisa Strahan, Of Orvisburg.
were married IN the Office Of
Circuit Clerk Ha vey S. Stewart,
on Tuesday Afternoon at three
O'Clock, Rev. G S. Harmon. Of
ficirling.
Mr.. Bass is recently back
from Army Service, and is now
employed at Orvisburg where
he and MS bride will reside.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
PROGRESS SCHOOL CLOSED

From those who we're present
we learn that an excellent, en-
ioyable and we'll rendered pro-
gram marked the closing of the
Progress Consolidated school
last Friday.
Under the capable admlnistra-
ton Of Rev. j. P. Culpepper,
principal, and an efficient facul-
ty, the school has accomplished
good WORM in spite of epidemics
and other hkndranccs.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
Baptist's Call Pastor
Poplarville, Miss.
April 2, 1919.

The members of the Baptist
church held a meeting last Sun
day, and extended call to Rev
II. S. Webb, of Moss Point.
We understand from some OF
the members that 1t is pretty
we'll assured that Mr.. Webb will
accept, and if so he will prob
ably begin his pastoral relations
here some time during this
month.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Recent com munications from
Mr.. /. Leander Stockstill, of Pic
ayune, give bis address as Co, +.
4th U. S. Infantry, A. P,O, Amer
lean E. F., Saffig, Germany, His
friends may communicate with
him there. 1t is doubtful that he
returns to America before next
fall.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03
POPLARVILLE
CLEAN Up DAY

Next Tuesday, the 7th,
has been declared Clean Up
Day for Poplarville.
Let every BODY heed the
Mayors procIamation,an
get busy.
Let's clean up and keep
Clean.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Miss Helen McCurley, who was
stenographer at the Bank OF Com
merce for the past year, and who
resigned few weeks ago is now
stenographer in the office of Hon.
h. H. Dale, Attorney at Law,
Colum bia, Miss. That she may be
apprised of Poplarville and Pearl
River County affairs Miss McCur-
ley has enrolled as a subscriber
to the Free Press.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Mrs. Adeline Bennett. accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. Steve
Bennett, went to Aquilla, Ala,
last Friday night called there by
the serious illness of Mrs. Ben
nett's brother, Mr.. Charley
CAMS. They returned on Tues
day and report their .kinsman
in a critical condition, but likely
to linger for some time.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

We are exceedingly sorry tina
we were absent from the Office
when Mr.. VIC. Reck. Of Carrlerc
called in last Monday. We count
Mr.. Reck among our good friend
S. and appreciate the renewal oil
his subscription.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Miss Jennie Bell Hovis, of Car
rollton, Miss, has accepted the
position of stenographer at the
Bank of Commerce, succeeding
Miss Helen McCurley, recently
resigned.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

A home just across the railroad
from town, which belonged to
Mr.. Sol Moody and occupied by
Josephine Raiford, colored, was
completely destroyed by fire last
Saturday noon. Neighbors saved
all the contents.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

We wish to commend the en-
terprise and pubIic spirit Of Hon,
H. Fl. Parker for the eXcellen |
side walk he has had built IN
front of his home and office.
Others might take notice and dc
likewise.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Miss Marie Watson, until r e.
Gently Assistant Cashier of the
Bank of Commerce, left Tuesday
morning for her home in Louis
vile, Miss.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Miss Cleo Rich accompanied by
her mother and Capt L. E. Rich
went 10 New Orleans Wednesday
for further treatment at an IN
Urinary.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

DR.. Fred W. Smith has been
in Jackson this week attending
the regular Spring Meeting OF
the State Board of Pharmacists.
Examination of applicants for Ii
cense is beng held.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

We appreciate call from Mr..
w. B. Smith this week, and re-
newal of his subscription to the
Free Press.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-03

Mr., and Mrs. Jack Richards en-
route from Camp Mcclellan at At
ianta to there home IN Texas, were
guests on Monday OF DR.. and Mrs.
j. C. Buckley. Mrs. Richards IS
the Doctors sister.