The courier-index., 1920-01-23

Mrs. C. E. Daggett left Monday
morning for Kiowa, Kansas, to visit
her mother for several weeks.
RUB-MY-TISM - Antiseptic, Re-
lieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neural
gia, etc. u
A special Goldwyn picture at the
Majestic Saturday night, matinee at
three o'clock, night show at seven.
The government ginners report for
Lee county shows 10 ,461 bales of cot
ton were ginned in the county prior
to January 1. 1920, against 24,13O
bales to January 1, 1919.
We are receiving carloads of
building materials each week. Phone
us your wants. Home Lumber Co.
No. 80, please! tt
"The Girl From Outside" You
have read Rex Beach's gripping story.
Now see the picture at the Majestic
Saturday Matinee at three O'Clock,
night show at seven. *24
We use pure milk in all our milk
drinks. The Candy Shop. *24
H. NJ. Passkill, North Alabama
Street, is sales agent for Caska Nerve
and Blood Tonic, positively the best
tonic of this kind on the market.
Buy a bottel and be convinced.
#Feb. l A
Shumacker's Market will move to
the building one door east of, Bark
er's Cafe. Same old phone number,
1918. Don't forget to call us for
choice meats and groceries. IA
Yes, the Home Lumber Co. has it.
Lumber, shingles, hot-bed sash, storm
sash, windows, doors, roofing, etc.
Phone 80. tt
Shumacker's Market will move to
the building one door east of Bark
er's Cafe. Same old phone number,
313. Don't forget to call us for
choice meats and groceries. ~24
Try us once. Our. quality and
service will bring you back. The
Candy Shop. "24
H. NJ. Passkil, Gorth Alabama
Street, is sales agent for Caska Nerve
and Blood Tonic, positively the best
tonic of this kind on the market.
Buy bottel and be convinced.
"Feb. 4
Shumacker's Market will move to
the building one door east of Bark
er's Cafe. Same old phone number,
313. Don't forget to call us for
choice meats and groceries. %24
Shumacker's Market will move to
the building one door east of Bark
er's Cafe. Same old phone number,
3I3. Don't forget to call us fol
choice meats and groceries. "24
Miss Pauline Hilton and Tommy
Hilton entertained number OF
their friends at six o'clock dinner on
last Saturday evening at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.
Hilton.
When motoring stop by at the
Candy Shop for refreshing drink
or some of our Feurst d kraemeI
Candy *24
w. o. Hopkins mas sold his general
store at Rondo to l.. c. Tecmire and
w. T. Weber who in future VIII
conduct the business. Mr.. Hopkins
has not announced his plans for the
future.
/ Mrs. E. L. Conner who has been in
hospital in Memphis several weeks
recovering from an operation for APP.
pendicitis, is improving rapidly and
will probably be able to return home
within the next week or ten days.
A refine couple, permanently
located here, wants to rent furnish
ed or unfurnished rooms in private
home Immediately or within next ~
days, or would consider buying home
if price is right. Address by letter
"Roomer," care. -Courier-lndex.
: Mrs. Davis Plummer entertained
her card club Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Mann enter
tanned Tuesday evening at six O'CLOCK
dinner complimentary to their TIVE
sons, Burk and John. Twenty-on'
guests enjoyed the rare hospitalit!
of this splendid home and partook o
a feast that only Mr.. and Mrs. Nam
and their talented daughter, MSs
Pearl can ulan