The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1919-06-13
Carload Packers Cans-No.
Is, $3.50 per 100; No. IS, $500
per 100. Barr-Gwin Co.

Miss Vivian Fisackerly, the energetic
and highly capable home economics de-
monstration agent, visited Franklin,
Goodman, Durant, Acona, Central Point
and Pickens the past week, organizing
clubs, discussing problems of approaching
canning season and making demonstra-
tions of preserving eggs in water glass.
Lieut. Julian NJ. Ashley has resigned his
position with Swinney-Fincher Co. and
will be connected with the Murry Co., of
Dallas Texas, manufacturers of cotton
gin machinery, as travelling representa-
tive in central Mississippi. His many
friends hore are glad to note that he
will make Lexington his headquarters.
Miss Lucinda Eakin arrived from Colo
RADIO Friday on visit to F. w. Eakin.
Henry Eakin also arrived, having sold
his ranch in Colorado, and joined his
wife who was on visit to her father,
W. R. Terry, and family. Mr.. Eakin will
likely locate in Holmes county again.
20 Rolls Toilet Paper for Csc
at Norquist's.
Mrs. Mamie E. Sample attended the
graduating exercises at the Mississippi
College, at Clinton, her son, Eugene c.
Sample, graduating with B. S. degree.
He will have charge of the Ebenezer
school the coming year, the position hav-
ing been rendered him by the trustees.
Hon. T. G. Stephenson was in the city
Monday supervising the unloading of six
superb Duroc-Jersey hogs from the
Pioneer Stock Farm, which were turned
ever to County Farm Demonstration
Agent D. D. Gibson for shipment to st.
Louis.
Sessions Povall and Howard Gihn left
Wednesday for Kansas to work in the
wheat fields until school time opens again
They will probably follow harvesting
crews northward through several states
as the season progresses.
We are prepared to put in
vour winter coal. Let us name
YOU prices. McBee Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Shcchan and chill
dren, with r. L. Kealhofer as eh1ufcur'
motored to Durant Sunday evening
Mrs. Shechan and children boarded the
train at Durant for Kosciuoko on visit
to Mrs. F. M. Early.
Mrs. E. Wainwright, who has been act
ing as station agent at Owens for severai
months has gone to the hospital at Mem
phis for treatment. Division Agent T..
q. Calhoun was at Owens yesterday in
stalling new agent
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. 0'Reilly and Mrs.
g. P. Burrus and daughter, Sophie, OF
Route Q. Benton, and Mercier Sneed and
little daughter, Alice, Of Canton, motored
TO Lexington Monday on visit to
friends.
Good Brooms for 75c at
Norquist's.
Miss Esther NJ. Rogers, food specialist
of the A. 6 NJ College, assisted MISS
F;sackerly in giving a very interesting
demonstration on vegetables, at Acona
Thursday. u
Hon. D. T. Ruff and Judge Monroe Nc
Clurg, with ]. T. Fincher as chauneur'
went to the. vicinity Of Goodman wed
nesday to partition some land among
heirs. ~
The Boy Scouts, with Scoutmaster u.
r. Gillespie in charge, left Wednesday
morning over the auto route for Guit-
mort on their annual hike and camping
out. Il
Nice Wolfe Waists for CSC at
Norquist's.
Rev. Edgar G. Evans, of Brozville, on
Monday brought in hogs to be included
in the cooperative shipment to st. Louis
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