The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-11-17

NEWS 8
Coal-$14.00 per.
Load (?) of wood-$4.0O.

Load ~ OF WooQ-S4.U
Legion entertainment Friday ev-
ening. $1.0O admission.
The best oysters served or delivered
raw at Smiths Lunch Stand.
For Sale.-Fresh Jersey cows, herd
bull and Duroc pigs.-H. G. McLaurin,
Phone Sc.
Mr.. c. H. Dean left yesterday af-
ternoon for Hattiesburg on profess
sional business.
Mrs. Dewitt Wall, of McComb,
was visitor last Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. M. ]. Faris.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Moak, of Nor
field, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fan
ME Sasser and Miss Lula.
Fresh Oysters always on hand
at the Bell Cafe.
Rooms and board.--$7.OO per week.
Transient rates on application.-Mrs.
Cy Smith, 221 N. Whitworth Ave.
Wanted to Buy-Four good young
Jersey cows. If you have anything to
offer write to H. G. Smith, Monroe,
Miss.
Would you like to own an auto
mobile? Let the Heidelberg Auto
Co. show you how you can own a
car on easy terms
Want any CRATE wood?" That
doesn't mean coal. It's plain green
fibre at $4.00 load, the wagon de-
tho Si1o nf
The thermometer stood at 81 yes
terday morning at about $50.
Think of that when you complain
of being too hot and cool off.
Mrs. May Brown Witbeck and her
handsome young son, c. W., are the
guests of the Neil Brown home. They
arrived from Shreveport last Satur-
day.
Remember the genuine Columbia
Grafonola is the only talking ma
chine made with the non-set auto
matte stop. Let us show you.-Per-
kinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Sasser and
little son, of Jackson and Mrs. Sas-
ser's sister, Mrs. Jane Dunagan, of
Kentucky, were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. j. e. Sasser.
Rev. J. A. Taylor left for the Bap-
tist State Convention at McComb
Monday afternoon; but expects to re-
turn for the prayer service at the
church this evening.
If your oil stove does not bake
try a Detroit Red Star wickless oil
stove. Looks like range and cooks
like a range. IT. H. Perkins Fur
niture Co., Exclusive agents.
You will relish an Oyster Loaf
or Fresh Oysters from the Bel
Cafe. Phone 66. They are the
best and always fresh.
Mrs. B. L. Strong has been con-
fined to her room the past week as
the result of an accident. Mr.. Strong
has been called home from Green.
wood, where he was engaged in bu.
siness.
Salesladies to represent reliable
concern, selling perfume and toilet
articles, send us zoe in coin for full
size bottle perfume and special of
fer to agents. P. o. Box 789, Sy'
I racuse, N. Y.
A number of Baptists went to Nc
Comb yesterday afternoon to hear DR.
R. j. Bateman, of Meridian, WHIT
preached the convention sermon las
evening. Several returned to Brook
haven on No. 2.
| Mr.. w. T. McCalip's life seemed
hanging on a thread Sunday and al
his children were notified of his con
dition; but he rallied and gave hop
of recovery. Mr.. McCalip has beeI
i'll several weeks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Brinson, nov
Of Hattiesburg, formerly of Brook
haven, are receiving congratulation
! on the arrival of a fine boy at thei
home Nov. IL. He has been givel
the name Of his father, ]. D. Brin
| son, jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Warren ar
very happy indeed over the arriva
of a fine little son, George the Sec
and, who has been at their hom
since Saturday night, the thirteenth
We venture young George Is not 60
ing to trust to luck or give ear +
! superstition; but will carve his owl
way to both fame and fortune.
{, Maj, D. F. Cameron arrived fror
overseas at his mothers home her
Monday afternoon. For many moon
Dan has been at Riga, an extrem
northern point Of Russia: SO.
spite of our little drop in the weath
er. felt he had reached the tropics o
arrival here. Friends and family ar
pleased to greet him after an absepc
at more than two years.