The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-11-19

Boothe.
Bazaar4Ladies Guild - Nov. 80
at City Hall.
R. E. Lee will enjoy box supper
Thanksgiving night.
For Sale. - Frost-proof cabbage
plants.-Paul Buescher.
A large crowd went up to the game
at Jackson yesterday by the 1. C. and
the auto routes.
Miss Velma Davis is improving af-
ter an operation for appendicitis at
McComb Monday.
New paint, lumber and bricks are
shining out in repairs and improve
ments all over the city.
Say Merry Christmas" with your
photograph. A. D. Sauer. Member
P. A. of A. Perkins Apis. Phone
SOC.
That big sale of oranges has help
ed bring the thanksgiving spirit to
town-two cents apiece! The war
is over.
There will be a Special Commun-
ication of Brookhaven Lodge No. 241
Monday night at seven o'clock. En-
tered Apprentice Degree.
Mrs. S. B. McNair is attending the
Cotton Carnival in Natchez where
she 10 a guest of the home of her
brother. DR.. e. B. French.
FOR RENT-Rooms for lodging,
and furnished or unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply to
Mrs. Anna Q. Middleton, 322 S.
jackson St.-Phone 539.
The day before Thanksgiving Day
will be Market Day at the Hartman
Furniture Store for beneft of the
Hospital. White cakes, candies, sal
ads, ETC., are being ordered.
FOR SALE-Two adjoining farms
one containing $50 acres-the
other 40 acres 49, situated near
Browns Wells, Miss. For particu-
lars address John B. Mayes, Hazle-
hurst, Miss.
Mrs. M. Priebatsch lost fine COW
last week. A paint bucket was left
where she could get to it. If she
had just put it on her face, like
the girls, it wouldn't have hurt her
on the inside.
Mr.. H. o. Hughes the oldest son
of Mrs. J. B. Hughes, is taking va
cation in the prominent cities of the
West and will visit his brothers, Mr..
w. c. Hughes and Mr.. ]. B. Hughes,
jr., of Tucson, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Perkins accom-
panied Mrs. o'Donnell and children
back to their home at Hattiesburg
after delightful visit here at the
T. H. Perkins home. Mr.. O'Donnell
also made brief visit.
Mr.. R. C. Gulley's birthday was
honored on Tuesday evening by
charming social function extended
friends by Mrs. Gnlley. A lovely
dinaer was served and games of cards
occupied the social hours.
Next Tuesday many Brookhaven
women will cast their first ballot.
There are two candidates for the Of
fee of Alderman-at-large. Which
shall it be? Roosevelt would pro-
badly vote for the one that has the
largest family.
Wanted to purchase within the
city limits of Brookhaven, small
tract of land suitable for warehouse.
adjacent to M. C. or 1. G. R. R. In
reply state size, where located and
lowest cash price, address Merchant,
care Leader Office.
Civil service examinations Brook
haven November. Positions $1400-
$1,000. Age, 18 upward. Exper-
ience unnecessary. For free partic-
ulars, instruction, write R. Terry,
(former Civil Service examiner) S63
Continental Bldg. Washington, D. c.
Miss Lois Hardy who has already
charmed our community with her
gifts and ability as a director of en-
tertainments, will have the supervis-
ion of The Prince Chap, Junior
Class Play, at Whitworth College
next Tuesday evening The public
is cordially invited to the hampton.
In order to help relieve the Christ
mas rush, will give one hand paint
ed photograph in oil with each dog
en- photographs ordered before De-
cember 1st. Call 500 and make
your appointment early. A. D.
Saner. Member Photographers As
sociation Of America. Perkins Apis.
An authoritative book Of etiquette
was requested by some of the patrons
of the Public Library, and two vol
ume Book of Etiquette" by Lillian
Eicher, published by Nelson Double
day, Inc, is now offered at the IL
brary. This is the work whose in
teresting advertisements are appear
ing In so many magazines at pres
ent.
Next Tuesday the alderman-at-
large will be elected 1t has been
long time since Brookhaven was put
to such test as there will be be-
tween the two estimable candidates,
Messrs. Clyde Day and J. H. sumrall.
We are sure the city would like to
elect both of these splendid younger
citizens who have grown up in our
midst and reflect our standards in
all the relations Of life.