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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

In this entire part of the State
there is no establishment that excels
this firm in point of diversity OF
articles carried for the farmer. 1t
handles hardware of every descrip-
ton, farm implements, farm machin-
cry, and farm supplies. During the
time that it has been in business,
it has built up large trade from
this and adjoining counties. Its
business room is well prepared for
the proper handling of one stock to
the advantage Of its patrons.
This hardware tore has an inter
est in the good work of the .mpie-
ments sold by them as is the pur-
chaser. 1t follows every piece of ma
chinery into the field and, if for any
reason it fails to work properly, it
finds and remedies the trouble.
This is the day and age when it is
the patriotic duty of every man to
get maximum production from every
acre of land. In order to do this
scientific methods must be used and
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

No place in the business world is
confidence the watchword like in a
banking institution. The public scru.
tinizes closely the official of a bank,
and if they find that the bank is con.
sentative and is operated on sound
banking principles, they unhesitating-
ly give it their approval. No insti-
tuition in this part of Kentucky has
been more wisely guided than this
bank-and this accounts, in a large
measure, for the rapid growth the
bank has made.
A bank must also render service.
1t must take care of its customers
in nrnmnt and courteous manner
the success of this institution. Cour-
teous treatment and prompt service
are emphasized here.
State Bank and Trust Co.
has materially assisted in the devel-
opment of Madison county. 1t has
a diversified business, and is not con-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Owen Mckee


for men, women and children, ladies'
and misses ready.to-wear goods and
articles Of use for every member Of
the family.
This store has reputation for ex-
elusive styles, superior quality and
magnan'mous service that is respon-
sible for its ever growing patronage.
The management insists that every
patron be satisfied and this means
that many families have made the
store their headquarters for years.
That they are honest and st-s'Iht,
forward goes without saying and that
hey have wone the patronage OF hun
dreds Of customers thru their mer-
chandising policy is proof of the wis
dom Of their system.
1t is pleasure for us to direct
your attention TO this store as one OF
the import ant features of the county's
commercial efficiency.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

fined to the narrow paths of most
banks.
For instance, in addition to a gen.
eral banking business, this institution
is qualified to act as executor and
administrator of estates and guard.
ian of minors. 1t has specialized in
these things and can look after them
properly.
This bank rents safety deposit
boxes, pays 4 percent on savings a.
counts and is anxious to get your
checking account whether large or
snail.
The officers are among the ,,un-
tive wall I~~..--~ --~- - I---- -
progress not only of the city but
the entire county. In this compre-
hensive business review of our on
ward progress we cannot fail to COM
pl 'ment them upon giving US a finan.
cial institution such as this well
known bank.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

n odern machinery must be utilized.
or that reason this firm carries the
latest and most scientific machinery
AID sees to it that this machinery
operates correctly.
This firm carries Oliver plows and
farm implements, Aliens circulating
air heaters, Kelly-Springfeld tires,
stoves, ranges, boys dress suits and
school pants, mems work clothes,
ladies' notions and high grade shoes.
The management is in the hands
of prominent citizens who will treat
every visitor at the store with cour-
tesy and respect, who have always
been boosters for all things that
promise public improvement and who
conduct their business along honest
business lines, developing confidence
and giving service. In this review
we desire to compliment this Hard
ware Company, and urge all our
readers to visit its establishment
when in need of hardware, imple-
ments or anything carried in its line.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

aim of the Buick Company. That
they have succeeded we all know,
and we wish to compliment their To-
cal agents for having given people
Of this section such an opportunity
to purchase real car value.
At their salesroom will be found
the many accessories that make au-
tomobiling a pleasure, and the pub
lie will be surprised to find such
courteous and magnificent service
as this well known concern insists
on showing each patron, whether
new or old. The management is in
the hands of men who are well known
in business circles of this community
and have carried the progressive and
boosting spirit that they have shown
in all affairs pertaining to expansion
and upbuilding of this section into
their business. BY the practice OF
fair dealing with the public they have
won a reputation that is well war
ranted and that the people have con-
fdence in them is evidenced by the
many people that come daily to their
salesroom to have the many little
motor troubles that come up, irored
out.
We wish to compliment this hrm
for the great part it is playing IN
the onward progress Of our commu
nifty, and for the selection Of mer
chandise they offer the public.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

are carried from one point TO another
quickly and with perfect safety and
thus the person who has anything
to move is not subjected to the de-
lay and loss Of time.
No concern in the county has given
the transfer business more special
attention than Mr.. Sandlin. The
trucks which he has are mammoth
affairs and the employees who operate
them are especially skilled in this
line Of work. All that is necessary
IS to inform them of the location Of
a quantity of goods and the destina-
ton of the goods. They do the rest,
quickly and carefully, and deliver the
goods in tip-top condition. There is
no breaking, cracking, or soaring of
the fine furniture if Mr.. Sandlin
moves it The management is in the
hand Of well known man Of the COM
munity who boosts the things which
are for the benefit of Madison county.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

This is one Of the most up-to-datc
and progressive drug stores in this
part of the county, and has establish
ed reputation during years Of bust.
ness for honest, courteous treatment
Of its large and growing list Of pa
irons. For this reason this store Is
popular and its popularity is increas-
ing daily.
Quality goods are sold at this es-
tablishment at reasonable prices.
No profiteering here, and when a
customer makes a purchase, whether
the amount involved be large or
small, the customer can rest assured
that he is getting the value of his
money. Good quality, honest prices
and courteous treatment have been
responsible for the success of this
well known firm.
Many lines of goods are handled
at this store-all standard and of
time tried merit and their stock is
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

proven worthy both in endurance and
speed of the name it bears. II has
become the popular truck for both
the business man and the farmer and
has greatly increased the progress
and prosperity Of both.
When il comes 10 Ford parts this
firm is headquarters in this sectio on.
There are few establishments in the
larger cities that carry more COM
pletc stock Of parts than this one.
This is "A very important feature as
{ saves the public much time when
delay would be costly. No matter
what may be your demand in the
way II parts or how urgent your
need you will find this establishment
at your service and prepared to meet
your demand.
The manager is courteous and ac-
commodating and will be pleased to
show you the advantages Of having
this wonderful car. We are pleased
to compliment the firm on the eff
riency Of their service and the won
ierful value Of the car they have
chosen to offer the public Of this Sec
tiop
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

tive to the intending purchaser. and
have made many important deals in
this section.
They have always made 1t a point
not to list property for sale for more
than its true value and this is where
their close study Of local conditions
render them an authority on values.
In all transactions their word Is a.
good as their bond and people have
come to look TO them when seek ng
desirable medium through which
they may dispose of their properly.
We take pleasure in this review
in referring to this well known firm
to our readers and assure them that
whenever they have property Of any
kind to offer they can locate the best
buyer by listing their property with
them. Such men as they aid ma
terially in the growth and expansion
of the community.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

A business review Of the county
would not be complete without the
mention Of this well.known concern,
which is doing more than its bit to-
ward the reduction Of the high cost
Of living. Just now when there is
such camor for lower prices this
popular department store is taking
the lead and slashing prices even tho
in many cases it loses its own profits
In doing it. This store has always
had the buying power and for years
has bought in such large quantities
thas " was able-<.=ssva many dollars
for its customers annually. Today
Is no exception and this store will
buy its replenishing stock at the
bottom price and will offer il TO the
people of these counties at as rea-
sonable n price as any other con-
Germ in this section.
At this very modern store Is
carried an excellent line of dry-goods
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

properly fitted and at the same time
YOU are comfortably and well shod.
And what has been said of their shoe
department is equally true Of their
selling in gents furnishings. Select
ing their stock with the most ex-
IRENE care, they have secured an
array of the most exclusive designs
in shirts, ties, hats and other cloth
ing essentials. Their stock is made
up Of representative goods, articles
of national reputat' on. The man
who is particular as to his personal
appearance can find just what he
reeds at this store.
The management is in the hands of
men who are well known and II is a
pleasure in this review to refer our
readers to this store and to assure
them that there they may find relief
from at least one Of the high costs of
living.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

make a specially of furnishing cream
for the trade and do an extensive
wholesale business.
This popular plant is one Of the
leading industries. They have al
ways taken an active interest in all
matters that pertain to the good Of
the county and have aided in the bet
terment of local conditions, realizing
that a larger city and community
would be a benefit to the whole peo-
pie. We wish to compliment the
management upon his progressive and
successful policies and to refer their
establishment and its products to all
Of our readers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15


In making this review Of the on
ward progress Of our community it
would be very unjust to fail to men,
ton this well known concern and the
famous line Of cars for which they
are agents. When the management
of this firm decided to take on the
Buick automobile they displayed rare
Judgment in their selection and that
their choice was a good one is evil
denced by the great number OF cars
to be seen in use daily in this sec-
ton.
Anyone familiar with the automo-
bile business and with the many diff
ferent makes Of cars that can be
found in any city are always ready
to give praise to the Buick car and
its superior qualities.
There is no need to go into extern
sive detail as TO the construction OF
these cars, but you all know that
the famous overhead valve system,
first adopted by the Buick Company
and since adopted by many other
cars in a modified degree, is the Sc
cret Of the great success that this
car has attained. To build car
that will work successfully under all
conditions, delivering to the owner
all that any automobile user could
ask in the way Of performance anc
at the same time be extreme in the
low cost Of upkeep has been the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

In this day and age when conserv-
alive men are constantly seeking in
vestments where they are not only
assured a permanent source OF in
come but a reasonably certainty OF
increasing in value the real estate
dealer is doing more than his share
to meet the demands Of such men.
This locality is indeed fortunate in
having in its midst such firm as
this well known agency.
They have for year been closely
identified with the growth and the
expansion of this section and have
made a close study Of real estate
conditions, SO that they could offer
both the buying and the selling pub
lice the very best Of service. They
have on their books a large list OF
most desirable properties for sale,
both town and country at prices and
terms that cannot fail TO be attrac'
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

so advertised that anything carried
in a twentieth century drug store
can be found here, also many things
in the Christmas lines will be in this
popular store. Included in this list
Of products are toilet articles of every
description as we'll as household
remedies which have proved their
worth in thousands of American
homes.
The prescription department uses
only the purest Of drugs and each
prescription is compounded by
practical pharmacist.
In this business review we wish
to compliment this well known and
capable drug company for the man.
ner in which it is serving the pub
lie and suggest to our readers that
they call and see them for anything
they may need in the apothecary's
line
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

With the increasing prices IN the
necessit es Of life the buying public
has learned lessons Of economy that
have forced every business man T.
n new realization as TO the conduct
of their business. The shoe business
is no exception ard the modern shoe
dealer must be able to provide his
patrons with quality shoes at prices
that are consistent. This well-known
firm has long made it their policy to
furnish the public with shoes that
are of the highest quality and that
are at the same time reasonable In
price.
They make speciality Of fit ng
the foot and the statesmen are ex-
perts at this. This proper fitting OF
the foot insures the customer OF
foot ease and style at the same time
The day and age when people were
forced to sacrifice comfort for style
Is past and at this store your foot is
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
State Bank and Trust COMPANY

Growing Financial Institution Richmond Splendid
Record Because of its Conservative
Management Includes the Most Substantial County Who
Have Aided in the UpBudng the Years.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Richmond Motor Co.
lncorporsted)

Conducts Richmond One Of the Most Metropolitan Motor Companies
this Section Being the Sales Service the Ford Fords"n
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Richmond Drug Company

Located Richmond Modern and upodae Drug
Stores be
Honest Methods Have Built Up a Growing Business.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Freeman Realty Co.

Located in Richmond this Section for Anything the
Real Line Confidence from all Sur
ROUND Territory.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Cox and March

Richmond Conducts Most Progressive Hardware and lmpe
Extensive Patronage Over Wide Territory
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Richmond Ice Cream Co.

Leading this Section and Distribute
these Products a Extensive Patronage
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Rice and Arnold

Modern Shoe Store and Mems
,mr Featuring Stacy Adams Shoes and Manhattan
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Richmond Buick Co.

Automobile Sales and Service Institutions Of
of Recognized Value to Extensive faoh
| age gentfo Goodyear Tires
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
NOTICE!
The State of Mississippi,
afovotto Family


Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned Clerk of the Board of Sup
ervisors Of said County, will receive
sealed bids up until IL o'clock noon,
Tuesday, December the 9th, 1921, for
the doing of the following work, to-
wit:
The building of one % foot bridge
in L. A. Kimzey's field on new road
in Beat 4;
The building Of one ITO foot bridge
near C. T. Lammey's on the Harmon
town and Como road, in Beat 3;
The building of one 80 foot bridge
across slough west of Clear Creek, on
road running from Carriers store to
Pamela County line in Beat 8; and
| The building of one 96 foot bridge
on Oliver levee in Beat near Milton
Eskridge.
All the above bridges to be built
according: to plans and specifications
now on file in the Chancery Clerks
office. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids and let. the
same at public cutlery. The success
Iful bidder or bidders will be required
ito enter into bond for the faithful
performance Of their contracts.
Also for the dragging Of the fol-
iIcu;,,r links nf 'Rond Issue roads in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
LOUISIANA DEFEATS
MISS, SCORE q TO 0

Tiger Victory Keeps Their Slate
Clean of Defeats for the Season.
Baton Rouge, La, Nov. 12.-Louis-
lana State retained its place in the
1921 list of undefeated Dixie teams
by scoring 81 to victory over the
University of Mississippi clan this
afternoon.
It was good, hard, clean battle
from start to finish, the advantage
that Louisiana gained being in better
teamwork, and ability to hold in the
pinches.
The Tigers opened the game with
a substitute backfield, Mcfarland at
quarter being the only regular play
ing. The playing Of White, Jackson
and Gill, while not up to the stand
ard Of the Tiger regular backfield,
was very consistent, and their steady
gains though the Ole Miss line gave
early promise of the three touchdown
victory.
A we'll directed aerial attack, coup
led with beautiful end runs and some
spledid off tackle plays gave the Zig
ers their touchdowns. A long pass
from Mcfarland to Spencer Tor rs
yards netted the first score Of the
game, and Mcfarland went over cen-
- :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
The Lineup:

Water Valley High School put up a
clean. hard fight, and the game was
free from any unsportsmanlike con-
duct, and the Sporting Editor rejoices
with the Oxford High team in their
victory over Water Valley High,
which goes to prove that Oxford High
has good football team.
Summary:
Substitutions-Oxford High, Law
horn for Patterson, Patterson for Mil
stead. Time of quarters, IL minutes.
Officials-Referee, Opp O'Mara, (Ole
Miss,); umpire, Orr-(Ole Miss) !;
head linesman, Prados, (Ole Miss.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17

Substitutions-First period, none.
Second period, Louisiana, Burgeois,
for Dutton. Third period, Louisiana,
Matthews, for, Spencer; Ole Miss,
Hall, for Wilmington. Fourth period,
Louisiana, Ives, for Gill; Steele, for
Campbell; Beale, for Matthews;
Davis, for Busse; Hughes, for Here
ford; Rabenhorst, for Jackson; Blake
wood, for Landry. Fourth period,
Ole Miss, Wilmington, for Hall; All
ken for Smithson; Gober, for Grain;
Stoval, for Leftwich.
Summary-Touchdowns, Spencer,
Mcfarland, Beale. Goals after touch
downs, Dutton, Mcfarland, Ives. Pen
alties-Louisiana, yards, Ole Miss,
5 yards Officials-Referee, Smith,
N. Y. u; umpire, Evans, (Ohio);
head linesman, Brazeale, (Yale). Time
of quarters-12 minutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
II. B. OWEN TIE CO.
peatedly brought cheers from the side

peatedly brought cheers from the side
lines.
One time Capt, Brown Falkner
went over 40 yards through the OPP
posing line for a touchdown. Little
Raford Patterson did some good tack
ling for Oxford High, and distinguish
ed himself by catching one Of Water
Valleys incomplete forward passes,
and carried the ball down the field
through the Water Valley line for q
touchdown for Oxford High.
There is no need Of commenting on
the. rest of the players who added
renown for Oxford High as every
player on the Oxford High team did
their best, Cook, Harris, the. Lamar
brothers and the rest Of them.
On q blocked punt Williamson car
ried the ball over for touchdown for
Water Valley. This is the only time
Water Valley succeeded in putting
one over, and Hartwell kicked goala'
Score: Oxford High rs; Water
Valley Hight Tcuchdewns fo1
Water Valley High " illismsotfs i
Touchdowns for Qxfefd High: Capt
49,. rs.>1l~..r,.A.aO En<foV1n0s,--1e ny
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
CROSS TIES
W anted

We are now in position to buy all the cross
ties you will bring us, at Old Oil mill yard Ok
ford Miss. Also Water Valley, Springdale Tay-
lor. Abbeville. Malone, Waterford, and Holly
Springs Will inspect as often as you like. will
take ties made of any kind of oak. want them
made 6x8- s feet long and 7x8-8 IL feet long,
and 7x9 IS IL feet long, make as MANY of the
large ties as possible as they will bring you more
money. Will buy in car load lots at any station
on /. c. r. r. north of Holly Springs, and pay
market prices. For further information call or
write w. r. Walker. Oxford Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17

and Gill o. successive line plays and
lend runs, ran up three first downs
for the Tigers. The quarter ended
| the ball IN Ole Miss possession on
their 30~yard line.
/ In the second period after both the
Tigers and the Ole Miss eleven had
+ each made two first downs, McFar-
LAND passed to Spencer, who went
over the goal line for the first score,
Dutton kicking goal. Neither team
threatened in the remainder Of this
period.
Mcfarland returned Barboul's
kickoff at the beginning Of the third
period for so yards. Louisiana and
Ole Miss both made first downs. At
ter exchange of punts White went IL
yards off tackle, Mcfarland went
around left end for II yards and
White off tackle six yards. With one
yard to go Mcfarland took the ball
over for second score, and kicked
goal.
The fourth period found the ball on
Louisiana's 10-yard line after Whit
tington and Barbour had made long
end runs. On three successive line
plays and an attempted drop kick
Ole Miss failed in her only real chance
of the game to score.
Ole Miss after kickoff tore through
the Tigers for two first downs, then
Mcfarland intercepted pass. Ives,
who was put in the game in the fourth
quarter, went 80 yards on an end
run. On fourth down, pass from Nc
Farland to Beale gave the third
touchdown Of game, Ives kicking
goal.
For Ole Miss the playing of Bar
bour was the outstanding feature,
with Wilmington, Smithson and Rob-
/ nson making many telling plays.
Barbour with his many end runs for
long gains was hard to stop, while
Smithson's off tackle plays and Rob-
jinson's line bucks netted needed gains.
Ole Miss defense was not particu-
larly good.
A crowd of over 5000 saw the
game. The lineup:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
FOOTBALL NEWS.
OXFORD r. HIGH
DEFEATS IS Wv.
HIGH 26 TO I
Local Grid Heroes Show Up Well II
Fast Game.

Water Valley High School football
team went down in defeat to- the
tune of 26 to z, when the Oxford
High School football team took the
measure of the Water Valley team
on the "Ole Miss football field. Fri
day afternoon before large crowd OF
spectators.
Spectacular rms by Capt. EellpsF'
Raford Patterson and one hygs hsx
Millstead-all Of Oxford High re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17
SPORT NEWS

(W. Clyde Gilmore, Editor.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-11-17

Prince Albert is
sold in foppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound fin
hun,idors and infhe
pound crystal glass
hum id or wi t h
sponge m oisteHer
top.