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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Words Of Ads Under Heading Merchandise Tells What Is for Sale
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
12-i'oIut Type

The largest ,ype permitted IN tnS
Want Al pages as IL point ana tne
smallest space IN when a lz-p0iht
type ad may De set Is one inch. Inc
rate Tor this large type IS cents
word daily and cents word sun :
day. The same scale OF reductions
viii apply as for regular want aos
IuSsv ,atvs appiS vnAS " iuSeitise-
hents orIhiuattnS Ia tiiriIiVhu anu
suburban territory. From otner
sources the iateS are: paIiy. ~ cents
all agate Iihc. Sunday, 10 cents an
agate line lcount words To the limb.
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term iates rvI uusIUvss al.
veftlScIS on request.
>u' i,'sS.i.....S i&NSiNcu Iate as
~ "A Nj. anu 40 4. II. eavn week DAY,
anu up 10 =. Al. SATURDAY Iur correct
Siass.Hcatlon III the HeA EDITION.
SItu;:tIOn antcd Aus-Ma.s AID
teni;Aie-"hen presented at the Want
Ad Counter in the Dispatch BGiiulng
by those out OF WORK VIII Le Lnsrrieu
Free nf- Charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Turning Losers
Into Winners!

The games G ast whistle bIows-and
the lost purse isn't gone till IL Dispatch has cam
vnssed Richmond finder
These little ads have worry ont OF
the loss of vaiuablcs for e people Richmond.
Ercrybodys first thought is "I'ii try n Dispatch all
before start m uf the timc the
gloom is sidctracked for good.
Sounds remarkable, doesn't il?
It's remarkably simple. though, when yen figure ont
how The Dispatch ad works
The circulation of Tho Dispatch, your adi in the
hands OF almost vcrybOdy in and around the city
Immediately.
If an honest person found YOU LOST you.rr
tn get ii back-;nd everybody is ON the
level
When 20" lose something Of vatue-call Randolph 1
and ask for adj takcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
..rNDExED ron QUICK
s. REFERENCE
Cse the T~iephonc-Cnii Randolph 1
~ Ask for MuRt Ad Taker

Classified Advertisements oid.s ed for
HE RICHMOND ES-DISPATCH
the ncAt edition Of THe EVENING
ClSfA1 Oh. The rates gwen herewith
E2Ner. eiornins AMI evening service IN
III instances, with the exception OF
RE SUNDAY TIMES DlSPATClI
"u.Sh Is prieco separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Raies
sire word daily. minimum
sue, set solid.
&c word daily. minimum s6S
" 10 agate caps.
st' Sea word sunday. minimum
'''' Soc. get solid
&c word sunday. minimum
4pc. agate caps.
consecutive insertions price
oil 2ts insertions.
consecutive insertions price
OF 0 n Insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

l"hlsy. MRS. lie'em H. ANTHONY, widow
ii"nrico COUNTY. rhc funeral At Foui
har,i HtySH s, fnn5eA =, i ia So""'
BlNNS- Died. at Grace Hospital w"dn's-
rain. Sir nci5 linn 7y" II IA ',p~f :,
hinns. .; Mountcastic Va. She is sur
, MySd by NJ r"rrmts Nh and Mrs.
h"gtn b.. ana sister. AIRS. oscar POWELL.
81 ~, MSsninsi?n i, -. e. son ana infant
DrkE--picd, a; her residence 1907 ives;
ia.I s"esi wsdnysd"yNi r. segSm nnGc i;
Duke, after an illness OF siN months.
ShS Leaves m?u5I heir loss sisn,
ENi g., Is i,, Dakss, M!s \ =. LAM.
M. s +. T. f DegS,S. Mr. Mr. T. %sss
seventeen rrandchildrcn. twelve great
MorococA. Mrs. Mareurc; Marabic. Mrs.
VILLAIN Pointer: ami one brother, Ben
home Friday afternoon o'clock. In
torment ~ oakw6od Cemetery.
EpwAKDs-MIs. Lucy {. Edwards. aged
Nryontya Va died Yesterday evening a,
hcw,s T.. William q ana linndo!nn ".
Edw"rds. n"d ~" daughtcrs. Mrs; Chas
runc,a! services viii or held al ;no
,rsou PRESBYTERIAN church
IthI ianily buying ground.
JpNES-picd. at $40 y. VI. Wednesday,
IN the home Of her parents. az "2A West
Franklin Street. Charlotte Garter Jones.
infant daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. !
trasia Jones. Funeral services viii hc
from the residence. intcrmcnt ia Holly.
wood
JcNES-picd. at her residence. G2s Norih
Eifth Street, "Wednesday. September :.
1871, at II 4. Nj. Mrs. Harriet Jones.
Funeral notice later.
McGRlFF-pieI. Monday. Scptcmb.r j.
$50 T.. NJ. r; l.. McGrin. III N"r,h
Fi.th Street. lie is survived by his wii".
one son by former marriage. one grand
SON. one brother and niece. IA.
neral Thursday. September :. a. l.. NJ.
from Third Street \ NJ. r. church.
Norfolk Papers please copy.
WlLk INSON--Dicd. NJ the Residence OF
her niece. Mrs. X. +. Wilkinson, $50.
Hanover Avenue, on September :. at as
AZ old home IN Chesterfield County sep
tembcr sta. T. ~.
NORTHUMBERLAND. u, has residence. In
Shesterhc!d County. september {. L. W.
WeoldT!dss; in III IAN year o:
daughters and three sons: Mrs. q. W.
crump. uf Chester, Va; Mrs. RUDY &.
hancock, ot Richmond, Va. Mrs. !. i.
Eastman, OF EuLawvills. 5; G.. and M.s
jiunutcr ". Woodbridge OF MoseIcy. Va.
II. Cleveland HooldridEc, of I.ouisburs.
y. g.: j. Roland Woodbridge, OF MOsrlcy.
Va. and one sister. Mrs. !. D.Nunnally.
81 Mosclcy. Va. also twenty srandchl-
dren and one great Erandchild. Tine Iu-
home At o'clock Wrdncs day. Scptciu-
her :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Drug buSiu",s-in direction OF
Newport News. Va. sales tNis year
80 f.r 10000. VIII sol! or t.n.
Ia trade Richmond nome biggest
opportunity offered Tor some time
IN the drug business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Male

RES DENT DISTRICT AGENT
capable Of controlling and managing sales
branch Tor New York manufacturer OF
article universally dcmn ndcd. and who
can invest $3.50. which viii u" thoroughly
secured. To such man will h. given
opportunity 10 build up business which
VIII net t2a to $50 daily profit at start
ana which insurcs AN ever increasing int
come according to his own initiative. our
representatives arc given exclusive cit !.
and county rights and the selection Of
their own sales force. For further par
t.culart sec MIR. j. Aucrbach. Hotel Rucr"r
Friday.
WANT representative TO sell nationally adj
Ncrtiscd article. Richmond and vicinity.
Must be "a producer: typewriter or add.
ing machine man preferred. Give ici.-
phone number. Box 9iG. care ru.
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms WITH ItOnrd

CLAY sou EAsT-noom mud ho,,d-
Indies and gentlemen. Also table 30
FRANKLIN STREET. ZOO EAST-u.
komeiy furnished roonis, with or
out bath. We make speciality OF 1.
board. -
GRACE. EAST--Deligh,fui rooms
thbl" hoard. Home copiNlug. Mrs l.
GRACE ST.. WEST Wanted.
hoardrrs home cooking
GRACE. 500 sAST--Hoom and bo.rs
peg week. Phone Madison 30a3-W
GROVE AVENUE. l5I3-Lafge front
Two persons; morning and evening ~
boulevard iJ2:-w.
THIRD. II. SOuTli--Good table h,
81 rer week. Madison ti25.
THE I'LL. CREST. sos East Grace 81
strictly Erst-Class board: electric 4
and ho. water. We specialize in Z
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

I PiCMEER'S HELPER. with eiIh, wears
.Np"F!chce wants position. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

| SALESMAN Young man. ,,ycn,y.on.
! lars Lars 90 , tnres %sars experience. a
10 do anything. az ! need work ii"SS
I a0i. care Dispatch 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Wc have ten thousand dollars
worth stock Tor sal" IN Broad
street hardware COMPANY. Saiu.
carries position tn good nIrGWdr.
man. paying $3.50 To $500 month.
~ wanted. business paying. has
big future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Printing business :ot sale, BuSl-
ness section ot Richmond. or vii!
put "A young printer with few
hundred dollars IN uGaTS. to run
same. owner can; CIV. IL his tim.
Trason for selling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

MAN with experience would like a po.i,ion
- anything. IL. West Jackson : r..i
William Richa rdson. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Steel road sign and general steel
sign business. f1T uulck sale
selling signs cV-TNw hcT": big or
dcrs now on hand. VIII Sell a.
a whole or some stock. with party
IN charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

MECliANlC and driver. experienced. wants
prsit!0n: "io5 Jefferson Avenue. Madi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Have furnitur" snd mattress f.c-
tory. or half Interest fnf sale No
such opportunity to u" had,
quickly. Owners want rest. Chance
Tor active man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
AUTOMOBILES
AutoniuD,It.s IUr Sale

9 i,H-\h LIN -FOUR passenger cnu,nm. road
s'ci al odrSain. Must sell Allan, il,
"'"'"r -. .Sr West hruad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

FOR sale. stock. One Country Club OF
Virginia, one Hermitage Club. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

HANOVER cAFE-Acams and Frank
Streets. Old SirIin:a home cooking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Why not put YOUR son In
business. We have interesting
propositions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Confectionery. fully equipped:
Main Street. well located, having
SUD. u. -. STA ion. Can l.. boushl
Tor less ,hsr fixtures cost and
on any kind of terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
business Opportunities

Unless this business Is sold 10y til"
,iia INST sam" viii bc closed
Ht' quick ant 40 SO" u whit.
particulars.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09
Dixon Urges Probe
Await His Return
.(Continued from Page one)

or misspent in the administration Of
the prison by Mr.. Conley. Governor
Dixon left on the afternoon of Mo-
veraber 20 for Salt Lake City to att
tend meeting of western governors
and from there went by way of Chi
cage to the national conference at
Charleston.
On the morning of November 80,
Colonel Nolan and /. w. Choate, at
tolneys for Mr.. Conley, appeared be-
fore the prison board and an execu-
tive session lasting more than an
hour was held. At its conclusion it
was announced that the only bust
ness transacted was the granting of
permission to Mr.. Conley's attorneys
to have access of the books, accounts
and records of the prison, in order
that they might prepare Mr.. Conley's
defense against the Macdonald
charges.
Other executive meetings of the
board were held throughout the week
and on Saturday came the announce
ment of the new investigating conn
mittee.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09
Many Banks Go Under

CONTINUED from Page Foup)
Farm loans could not be paid out Of |
fne prices obtainable for grain crops.
The drouth Of 1919, followed by a
hard winter, added materially to the
setback suffered by agricultural and
stock interests.
The metal mining industry was
similarly affected through the post
war decline Of prices, markets for
some metals, such as manganese, be-
ing studdenly shut off.
War Loans and Peace Profits.
With the three paramount indus
tries Of the state stimuli aneously
placed il position where no returns
above operating expenses could reas-
onably be looked for for several years,
banks nevertheless demanded their
interest payments. The collision Of
banks and debtors resulted not only
in bankrupting great numbers of in
dividuals and small companies en-
gagged in these industries, but also
backfired in many cases among the
banks. Al common condition during
the last year has been the fear of
the country bank to foreclose upon
deprecated security; in these cases
the debtor was usually persuaded to
strupple along upon loans sufficient
Ia hermit the debtor a bare living,
this he;nr cheaper for the banker
than the Alternative of taking over
the nrnnertv and paving salaries to
foreman and managers. Another re-
snlf was ma order issued in MANY in
stances Nv banker to debtor not to
nav more than stated wage to labor,
tie Blame for which has often been
uniustlv laid upon the farmer-em-
Mover.
Eastern CAPITAL Relentless
The banks hardest hit were those
doing business on so-called "redjs-
counted paper, i. e. capital borrow
ed n the east. 4 here the money lend
ers showed no more mercy upon Mon
/ tana Dangers than do Montana bank
ers uDon their farmer customers.
AS al indirec. result, the pu .chas-
inr power ct all persons connected
with the three primary industries was
reduced to necessity-of-l Life basis,
and merchants found themselves un-
| able to turn over their stocks of
goods. Commercial failures resulting
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09

ne silliy14y, D., road CONS
vhiti1l Peter. road const
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09
Winter. Weaas,
Helping
Po6e.

TY. >lssas-
winter weather has
than Il! the police to re
Y, Vienna after the az.
Thursday when noSs
stores and restaursss.
and beat all who a,,
pearance of prospeG,
IN the grip Of a bHs;.,
temperature several
the freezing point.
AS a result Of the S.
eral exodus Of proit,,
taking place, every o.
ing crowded.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09
Non-Part L.,
Selects Wasb;,,
Nedl

Spokane, Dec. s.
w ashington has be-. s;
next political battlei,a
tional Nonpartisan lear
nounced here Saturdas
man, national organi,
1--WE consider tha
ranks next to North H.
ness to accept the prsu|
Nonpartisan league
newspaper interview.
announced that a mem
paign will be condudd +
starting in The spring &
organization will palid
in the state election i n
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09
STEEL RATES REDU(1l
TO POINIsl

New York, Der. s-h
Milwaukee and ST. Pad
terday gave notice d III
transportation rates hi
steel products to meet u
intercoastal lines died /
fic business from easten
ern ports.
The new rate from ca
Pacific coast is 50 Mb
pounds and from H.Su|
per 100 pounds. Thsz Z
sent a saving Of q nnF|
pounds from both ehaal
burgh and are expeea \
effective Immediately del
1. 4
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09
~, Iianlac, the ~.
that hat everybody i is'aa
sold by thelen1ts,,'
FREIGHT RATE :.
ON FARM ~
Apron

Was Washington, De-,
al al farm products d :.
the interstate COM
voluntary applieat;on,
except those in N.Y.
tory. Nes
The e.. commission, s.
expedition on thu I'M
railroads RAJ! which ", vs.
thus week, repealed 81. 4
ing orders affeet;s, '.al
would >! interfere ~
1 railroads to establisss
lower schedule f.,
months. vi IN
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09

At 2 o'clock p. M, Board resumed
pursuant to recess taken; Commits
sioners Ibsen and Matkn and the,
Clerk present.
INDEMNITY BOND APPROVED
On motion carried, indemnity bond
of the First State Bank Of Medicine
Lake in the Fidelity and Deposit.
Company of Maryland for the sum
S. 10000, dated December 9Th. l92l,
was approved
SECURITIES APPROVED
On motion sar,;ed, the, fo''.wing
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, the Elna State Bank o.
Fientywood has deposited witn tie
County Treasurer Certain war -art> Of
Sheridan county, totaling the sum
$2,521.34, as security for the deposit
Of county money in said bank in a
like amount, and s.
WHEREAS, the Security State
Bank of Outlook, has deposited with
the County Treasurer, certain war;
rants of Sheridan County and cer-
tain warrants issued by School Dis
trict No. 90, totaling the sum $3,911.-
q, as security for the deposit for
county money in said bank in a like
amount;
BE II HEREBY RESOLVED, that
such securities are approved.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED 81
On motion carried, the following
designations were accepted:
r. C. Lewis Justice of the Peace
for Medicine Lake judicial Township,
effective December LIST, 1921, and
Robert Rookie, special deputy sheriff,
effective December 3rd, 1921.
On motion carried, the Sheriff was
authorized to employ Stock lnspec-
tor to investigate the commission OF
a number of crimes.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
On motion carried, the following
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Sheridan County,
Montana. entered into an agreement
with the Board of County Commits
sioners of Daniels County on the 9th
day Of November, 1921, to accept
bonds of Daniels county to Iquida-
ton Of the Indebtedness Of Daniels
County to Sheridan County, Montana,
and
WHEREAS, Daniels County is de-
sirous Of liquidating said Indebtedness
I in each money in lieu Of the said
above mentioned bonds: !
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that
said Board of County Commissioners
Of Sheridan County will accept cash
money in lieu of said bonds il SAID
cash money is rendered and paid y
Sheridan County, Montana, on or be-
| fore March LIST, 1922.
At S o'clock P. M, on motion,
Board recessed until 9 o'clock A. NJ,
Wednesday, December 7th, 1921.
At g o'clock A. NJ, Wednesday, De-
cember 7th, 1921, Board of County
Commissioners met in regular ses-
sion pursuant to recess taken; Cons
missioners Ibsen and Matlin and the
Clerk present Sc 1
On motion carried, the following
claims were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn therefor by the Clerk.
GENERAL FUND
Rostad, G. N, supplies for IN
|mlgafl0n = o.zU
LaBerge, DR.. p u, quaran
tine and fumigation HOW
Town Treasurer, Plentywood,
water bin ODD
Bradstad, Lars G., livery with
phone call S.50
kenney, G. r, transcript case,
Campbell Can 81 3, Nov. al, Sc.
Beard Of Health 10000
[Zeidler, &. e., supplies for BLDG. 1900
fHendrickson, hauling coal for
fJca1IftUQ QA1Q
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09

Tanlac is a splendid V
tenn purifier, now selhss /. 4
of almost Ten Million h
The Plentywood DRUG.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09

Young, Christ, road const... 24.00
Zeidler, L. G., material for ma
chine shed ...'......--.-.........-..---. 4os.oo
Rice, A. R., road const. 1856
Golterman, Aug, road const..--- 10000
Monarch Lbr. CO., road const.,
cement Observation-Disclosures $500
Andersen, Hans. road const.s.- '24.10
Norgaard, Peter, road const. 41.4O
Feldt, Peder, road const--.... $3.50
Dahlgaard, G. H., road const. 107.75
Freund, John c., road const. 60.35
Lang, D. c., road const..-.----.-.. 22.4O
Jorgenson, Mikkel, road const. 500
Lever, C. H., road const.-.-.-.-... 400
Stone, Fred L., road const.--.- 29.1O
Loutzenhiser, Ray, road const $500
Bradstad, Lars g., plug for
truck -----...-.....-.--.-----.... 100
White, Clyde, road const.--...-- 600
Taigen, B. O., road const...s.- 1000
Island, Adolph, road const.-.-----, 1900
Rorvig, Albert, road const.... $500
BRASS, Chas., road const..- 24.O0
Ration, NJ. A., road const.. 1926
Hendrickson, A. c., road const 1850
Continental Oil Co., gas & oil SIT
Zeidler, L. G., gas & Oil. 21.0O
POOR FUND
Bantz, 6. c., coal for Cal Rod
gers 1000
Crave, F. W., refund of bache-
Tor tax s..-.----.. = ...---.---. 300
stubban, Edw., supplies for
Moses LaFrance ..---.--.-.-.--. 1000
Ingwalson Co., supplies for
Mrs Harris Observation-Disclosures. $500
RRTDrE FITNT~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-09

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
j. ! Gibbons to, George Anderson
warranty deed, lot 9 block l3, Re-
serve.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28

been brought, no doubt, to white heat
as they watched the bull and the
matador spar for points ia the arena.
We even find his likeness in the
constellation of the stars and in the
zodiac. His picture has been painted
upon the Rock Of Gibraltar and upon
hundreds Of fences around base ball
grounds as an advertisement of the
sweetness Of celebrated tobacco.
By the means of yoke he helped
pull wagon trains across the conti-
nent and carried civilization from
the East to the West. He represents
that class of men who believe that
prices will 60 higher, and that the
markets of the country are growing
stronger.
In the future as this little bovine
the piece de resistance Of this liti-
cation, grows and advances to full
maturity may his resonant and me-
lodious voice, as it echoes over the
Chickasaw bluffs and floats out over
the lowlands of Shelby county to the
rythm of the gurgling, bubbling,
murmuring waters of the great Mis-
sissippi, have a tendency to comfort
and quiet the female of his specie,
who will be loyal to him and acknowl
edge him as the monarch of his mas
ter's herd.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
9AAN4A@AAA@@NNANA@
PERSONAL MENTION

@~@@@@@@@~@4@@@~@@e
/ Ingersoll watches, 80 per cent. dis
count at Alexanders.
Get Alexander's reduced prices be-
fore you buy drugs, etc.
Mr.. G. H. Flowers left Monday
night for a business trip to St. Louis.
Roper Drug Co. still has some Of
that guaranteed corn remover.
Mr. ]. C. Hindman visited relatives
in Brighton Tuesday.
No one undersells the Roper Drug
Co-the best for less.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. scofield were
visitors to Trenton Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Boyd, Jr., Of Memphis, was
a visitor in town Monday.
Special Zoe toilet paper for Sc at
Alexander Drug 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Daniels Wis
tied friends in Memphis Friday
Dr. H. F. Dickson WAS a profess
sional visitor to Ripley Friday.
we appreciate your mail and phone
orders. Roper Drug Co.
Mrs. P. P. Kinlle, Of Memphis,
arrived Monday on a visit to Mrs. B.
F. Wheeler.
Buy your drug wants for less at
Roper's.
Mr.. Jack Stitt, after a short visit
to relatives hero, returned to
Chicago Monday night.
Refrigerators priced right at
Hamilton Bros
Mrs. A. L. Newman and little
daughter, Muzette, visited relatives
in Dyersburg Tuesday.
Insecticides of all kinds. Union
Drug Go.
Miss Hattie Barton, Of Halls, spent
tha weekend with Miss Anna Mary
Hanna.
Mrs. and Mrs. Wiley B. Jackson
spent the weekend with relatives in
Memphis.
No kodak films equal Eastman's,
at Roper's.
Mrs. T. o. Gibbs and son, Thomas
Owen Jr., Of Chicago are guests of
relatives here.
Mr.. E. G. Butler, Of Memphis,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
K. Baxter, Sunday.
Best ice cream and cold drinks at
Roper's.
Mr.. Hugh Johnson left Sunday for
Memphis, where he will be employed
in the Packing House Market
For drug wants phone No. S6;
quick service. Roper Drug Co.
Mr.. S. ]. Templeton visited his
brother, Mr.. w. w. Templeton in
Atoka Friday.
Mrs. Willie McCulIers and little
grand daughter, Peggy Brown, went
to Memphis Monday TO visit
Mesdames D. w. Marks and Billy
Dyer for few days.
Mrs. M. P. Short and little daugh-
ter, Mary Jane, of Sardis, Miss, who
have been visiting relatives here,
left Thursday night for Humboldt,
where they will be the guests Of rela-
tives for several days.