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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-21
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Lick You, Ebert
to His Rasketiers

Down in the south end OF Ham
mond there has lately sprung into
prominence a heretofore unheralo-d
basketball quintet that. scorning
local opposition. has set out to con-
quer the best basketeers OF other
communities.
This is the St Paurs walther
League Five.
Thsy's met teams from other
towns before.
They've won and lost. OF
course there'd be no fun If they al
ways won. Look at what happen
ed to Conaie Maclz's wonderful
baseball machine when it reached
the proportions OF an invinvible
combination of stellar diamond ath-
letes. Connie had to break his
team up. People wouldn't pay
good money to watch them any
longer. They we're go superior.
But take the Hammond walther
League basketball team.
Under Big Fritz Ebert, the local
Connie Mack OF basketball. ard
former Wabash star. has whipped
into shape IS good bunch OF
amateur basketball men as you'd
care to see. Ebert is off-setting the
disadvantage OF too fine team by
picking some crusty opposition.
Now that the point or the story
has been reached
Let's announce that Saturday
night at eigat o'clock at st. Paurs
Lutheran gymnasium the walther
League five CT Hammond Will meet
the LaPorte WRlther League bas-
ketball team in a finish match.
which means" says Ebert. that
II my boys don't whip the LaPorte
aggregation OF the floor in super
latlve fashion. I. myself. VIII lick
each one. individually and en- masse
after the game. I mean I'll lick
my own boys II they don't lick La
Porte"
Now LaPorte says It isn't going
to be licked.
And IN all it looks mighty inter
esting from the viewpoint OF the
spectator.
There is no doubt about this.
that Saturday night SOMEBODY is
going to get licked
Box-oTice On the left-and please
don't crowd.
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PLAY It OFF!
THEY ALL SAY

VENTING. Ind. March 21.-S>ans
Of the Calumet district are anxi-
ously awaiting for news of the
third game between the fast going
Colonial i've and the whiting Red
Crowns. IT seems to be up to the
Hammond team to accept Manager
Grifiths offer to play 1t off on a
neutral floor at Whiting, with q
registered official in charge. We
don't know OF any fairer means Of
settling the bask etball supremacy
between the two cities than this.
Talk of playing the game in East
Chicago does not seem to be TAR
inasmuch as tho Colcnials are prac-
tically the same team as has b-en
playing as the East Chicago Club,
and the floor there would really pc
a home floor for them. Play II at
whiting we all say and get it over
with. Every Tom, Dick and Harry
who ever saw game will turn.
out to see q game like this.
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JOE BURMANAWARDED
JUDGES VERDICT OVER
SMITH In new YORK

NEW YORK. March 71.-Joe
Burman OF Chicago received the de-
cision over Midget Smith at the end
Of their twelve round bout in Madi-
son Square Garden last night, but
the little westerner must have been
surprised by the officials verdict.
Despite Burman's cleverness In a
majority of the rounds the worst
Smith should have received was q
draw. as he did the forcing In every
round. As matter of fact, II the
Midget had not done the forcing
there wouldn't have been any fight
at all. We happen to know that
the verdict was not unanimous.
Smith did stop many a. shot with
his face while tearing IN. Burman
did good work with his left hand.
but was invariably rushing into
clinches. where he did the better
work. It was not a very interest
ing fight TO watch. BurmRn was
charged with hitting low twice and
was cautioned by the referee. Bur-
man staged great twelfth round
finish, which probably had much to
do with his getting the decision.
Smith scaled f1s% pounds and Bur-
man 11s1s pounds.
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WHAT PURYEAR
AND WIFI: NEED
IS A REFEREE

OMAHA. Neb.. March 21.-Mrs.
Grace Purycar, wife OF Earl Pur-
year. the boxer. yesterday appeal
ed to the Omaha Humane Society
for aid. saying her husband had de-
serted her for another woman.
Mrs. Puryoar's parents resided on
Diversey boulevard. Chicago, when
she and Earl eloped. Her parents
now refuse to permit her to come
back home. she said.
Mrs. Puryear declared: when l
met Earl he was ignorant and un-
couth taught him arithmetic
and spelling and made him a
gentleman in looks. Then he
knocked me down and deserted me
for another woman" Puryear ac-
knowledged he knocked his wife
down. but said she was choking
him at the time.
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HERE'S ANOTHER
BASKETBALL MEET

MUNCIE, Ind. March 2l.-The
annual Eastern Indiana basketball
tournament will be held on the To-
cal Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion floor next Saturday with eight
or ten teams entered. 1t will mark
the end of the basketball season in
this part Of the state. The entries
lose today. Teams now entered
are: Falmouth A. C.'s. Farmland
Independents. Yorktown A. C.'s
Royerton Independents. Elwood-
Nash. Of Elwood; Yorktown Inde-
pendents. Hartford City Independ-
ents and Muncie Meadow Gold Ma
rooms.
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OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

At Boston, Mass.-Bcnny Leonard
beat Johnny Clinton G0). tx
hibition.)
AT New York-Joe Burman beat
Midget Smith G2); Sammy
Sieger won on foul from Pep
per Martin 80; Johnny Men
delsohn beat Pete Hartley CO.
Jimmy Carroll beat Mickey Nc
Cabe (s).
At Milwauxee-Bill Burns beat
Barney Griffin 80.
At Newark, n. Louis Firpo
knocked cut Sailor Maxted tD.
At York, Pa.-Jackie Clark beat
Lew Schupp Go1.
At Sandacky. O.-Jack Wolf
knocked out Eddie Smith CD
At Buffalo-Frankie Schoell beat
Jack Perry 10).
At lphia--Bobby Barrett
knocked out Hyman Gold (3l
Johnny Gill beat Soldier Bart
field
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who did not get a ehsnes 10 show
their skill in the tournameng be-
eause Of few pounds differences in
many fans that they have just as
good a team as any that played in
tho tournament. The Comets will
use the same lineup against 81.
Joe that they used In their last
meeting which resulted in vie
tory for the Comets. All Comet
club members and those wishing TO
join should be at the meeting Tues
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-21
BARRETT KAYOS
GOLD IN THIRD

PHILADELPHIA. March 21-In the
third round. when IL looked rs Il
Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights.
Pa. were about to receive a laclng
at the hands OF LYMAN Gold of
California, Bobby uncorked a right
hand swing 70 the ajw and over Hv-
man tumbled. He went out COM
pletely. The sudden termination of
the fight set the crowd wild In
the second round Barrett dropped
Gold for tho count or two In the
third round Hyman sailed right into
Barrett until all of a sudden Bobby
let fly his right and the thing was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-21
COMETS ST. JOSEPH
PLAY FOR CITY TITLE

The ". E.. Comets and st.
Joseph's a. &C will meet at the
Irving school gym Thursday even
ing. This game viii BIO the second
of three game series to decide the
amateur championship of Ham
mond. St. Joe made a good show
ing In the county tournament and
they are counted on to give the
Comets q hard battle. The Comets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-21
BURMAN IN LINE
FOR JOHNNY BUFF
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEEFlCEl
NEW YORK, March 2l.--By vir-
tue Of his Il round victory over
Nudge Smith in Madison Square
Garden last night. Joe Burman of
Chicago today was in line for a
bout with Johnny Buff for the
bantamweignt title. p ur m an
avoided Smiths dangerous right at
the same time he was piling up
points by inficting body punish
ment on Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-21
CUBS LIKE
NEW CATCHER

CATALINA ISLAND. Calf, Mar.
81 -'Dody Hartnett. youth
from Worcester. Mass, may be the
lat string catcher OF the Cubs this
year Boss killifer likes the per-
per shown by the New England lad
and is impressed with his skill and
Judgment in handling pitchers.
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REFUSE TO WORRY
OVER DICK KERR
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


SEGUIN. Tex. March 21,-Wlth
Red Faber in form and Hodge,
Acosta. Robertson and Russell
showing Improvement the White
Sox officials are marifesting little
concern over the failure or Dick
Kerr to sign his contract. Officials
Of the club decline to discuss a re-
port that Kerr will sign with a
Chicago semi-pro club if his terms
are not met within a week
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things last season. One was a
dependable pitcher. The other
was o good second baseman. The
club paid IL ball players to get
Dave Danforth, star southpaw OF
the Columbus A A club. That
plugs one hole. McManus. who
proved his worth in the final
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TAMPA, Fla, March 21.--Cla
Griffith thinks no has an Is ye
old phenon1. benson BriIlheart,
younRstcr from GreerviIle, Ter.
bianked the Yannigans in the fl
OF a series, and his performance W
such as to set the Nationals sin
ing his praises. Briilheart -
formed like a veteran.
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SUGAR" HANDY'S
MAPLE CRACKERS
NIP LEGION
Get Dead Bead on New
York Side of the
No. | Pin.

Sugar" Handy's Maple @raek-
ers' won tight game with the
American Legion Hand Grenaders"
by twenty point margin at the
Roy McCeok pin alleys at hammond
yesterday.
Tho Maple Crackers" collected a
total Of 247o pieces or wood as
against the Lcgion's 2450.
The star kindlinE merchant OF the
afternoon was Lip!nski who rolled
313, 201 and 1876. The scores:
AMERICA IsfaInN
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KILBANE SAILS
FOR EUROPE
MATHEMATICIAN NEWS SERVICE

IINTERNATIoNAL NEWS sERVCEl
NEW YORK, Mar<n 2i--Jonnny
Kilbane. featherweigh; champion.
sailed today fer EnPlens leaving
behind him host or disappointed
featherw weight mitt wieldcrs who
had hoped - snare the champion
into match. Kilbane expects to
be gone about two months. He
plans to visit many European coun-
tries. giving boxing exhibitions. 1t
- Just possible that Kilbane may
be matched 20 meet Eugene Criqui
the French boxer who recently put
Charley Ledoux away in one round.
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Terre Haute Terror
Fights Tomorrow
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEI
CHICAGO. March 2l.-Bud Fay-
Tor, the Terre Haute terror, and
Jimmy Kelly. Chicago bantam
weight finished training here to-
day for their bout at kenosha, wis,
tomorrow night
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uNU
The scores of tho American Leg
ion team have been sent TO Indion-
apolis to be entered In the legion
tournament. The loca DICTIONARIES
VIII roll the two men games next
Sunday.
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CORK BECKETT
MATCH POSTPONED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEI
LONDON. March 21.-Tne sched-
uled boxing match between George
Cook and Joe Beckett. has been
postponed until April 10. It was an
nounced today
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The St. Louis Browns are set
TO give the pennant-winning
Yankees, the ex-champion In
dams and the threatening Wash
ington team the battle Of their
lives this year and must be- .ig-
ured as a pennant pc 5sibility
right now The club lacked two
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-21

day evening So the club rooms I
Pine street Plans will be ma
for the coming baseball season a.
other sub5sets will be brought U
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weeks os the last campaign, Is
set to play second better than
Joe Gedeon ever thought OF
playing ii. The team led the
league in batting last year and
hasn't lost any of It's hitting
strength In deals. So whatdya
think?
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pEI,AHATCHIE

Mrs. Lloyd Bridges and dau-
ghter, of Jackson, were the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Baker, for the
weekend. Mrs. Bridges was for
mefly Miss Anna May Miller.
Mrs. Anse Patrick, of Antioch,
was shopping here Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Brown, of Route
z was here Saturday.
Mr.. j. B. Massengale and dau-
glitter, Mrs. Purvis, Mrs. r. +:
Brown and son Robert, motored
to Jackson Saturday.
Misses Willie Mae Sheely and
Willie Hawkins went to Brandon
Mr.. 4. B. Storey, of Norton.
was a caller here Monday.
Miss Ivy Alternately, of Holly
Bush spent Friday night here
with her sister, Mrs. r. S. Shiv-
ers.
Mrs. Ruby Davis, Of Leesburg,
was a shopper her Wednesday.
R. L. Brown is the proud owner
of new Studebaker car.
Mr.. Reason Bynum, and sister,
Miss Lena of Route l were callers
here Friday. :,
w. B. Boiling and j. E. Garrett
of Holly Bush were here Satur-
day.
Misses May Ross and Eva
Means, popular young ladies here
spent Sunday and Sunday with
acme folks in the country,
The funerl services of Miss
Virgie White, of Morton, We're
held here at the M. E. Church,
Saturday afternoon, Miss Virgie
had been in falling health for
several years, but had been con-
fined to her bed for only two
weeks. For many years the family
had resided here, moving to Nor
ton only about a year ago. We ex-
tend our sympathy to the family.
DR.. L. M. Clark, spent Friday
night in Jackson. He attended the
concert given by the st. Louis
Symphony Orchestra.
Misses Beatrice Summers and
Josephine Rh0deS, went TO JACK
son Wednesday,
Mrs. S. F. King and Mrs. E. N.
Ross were callers in jackson
Tuesday.
Mrs. Horace Russell returned
to her home in Atlanta, Ca, Sun
day, after weeks visit with her
brother 8. B. Myers.
Mr.. Roy Fox, of Brndon, visited
Fl. H. Fox Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Taylor, of Morton. was
transacting business here Thurs
day.
Mrs. Edd Rhodes was shopping
here Thursday.
Will Taylor came over from
Jackson Sunday to visit friends
here.
Mrs. Eugene Hobssn, of Con-
cord. returned from Yazoo City
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\ valuable dog, owned by Luz
che. Iaasilourn went mad last
Week aid died. Several other dogs
have since been killed that were
bitten by this mad dog. No dogs
are allowed on the streets now.
r. M. Harrell and daughter, Miss
Ruby, were-in Brandon Monday.
G. G. Jones ard wife, Of Guide.
were the guests Of w. II. Pnrvis
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrell, OF
Rehobeth are spending a few days
in the home Of their son, I. M.
Harrell.
Mrs. d. O. Ccrnwell, left Fri
day to join her husband in their
home in Tennessee.
Mrs. lobe Myers and family,
who have been staying at j. II.
Noblins' for some time, moved to
their home six miles west of here
Saturday.
L. E. Walrod and family, visited
relatives at Mosley Sunday.
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THE BRANDON NEWS. THURSDAY, AFiiL 70 1ss1

where she had oeen The guest ol
her sister Mrs. w. 5. -M-ze, for the
past ten days.
j. nj. Thames, Of Shiloh, was
transacting business here this
week.
Mr.. Hugh Washburn, of Bran
don was here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Till, Mrs.
r. e. Murray, and family, were
the guests OF their sister Mrs.
Will Bynum, near Langford, Sun
day.
!. Alice Rochester, of Clarksburg,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Z.
j. Winstead Jr.
J. C. C. Dornell, prominent far
mer of near Johns, was here for
fertilizer last week.
M. H. Tuttle of Johns was here
Thursday.
Squire George Robinson, went
to Raleigh Monday to attend the
funeral of his sister Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. r. F. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ovel.street, and Miss Estelle
Spann enjoyed a sumptuos turs
key dinner Thursday with j. B.
Masesngales' family, and Mr.. ard
Mrs. Tom Buchanan. The turkey
gobbler was a wild one weighing
Is pounds, and was killed by Tom
Buchanan.
Mrs. Margaret Lockwood, of
Selma. Ala. came Tuesdy for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hal
Spann.
Mr.. Sam Horne, popular en-
ployee of the >Applonia Lumber
ompany and Miss Ruby Weeks,
OF forest, were married Sunday
at Forest. They will reside here.
Miss Ruby Harrell, of Akron,
Ohio, came Wednesday to visit
her parents Mr. and Mra. Tom
HarreH.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Horn, drove
TO the Capital City Sunday after-
noon.
The many friends of Miss Gla-
dys Lockwood, a former resident
but now of Selma, Ala, were sur
prised to learn of her marriage
Monday to Mr.. Walter Anderson,
of Selma. They will reside in
South CariliEa, where he is en-
gagged in business. We extend con-
gratulations to these popular
young people. Mrs. Anderson is a
sister of Mrs. Hal Spannt of this
place.
Mr.. l.. E. Horn, of the Apple
MIA Lumber Company, had the
misfortune to get some steel in
his eye, which caused him much
pain. DR.. Dobson, Of Jackson, re-
moved the steel. Mr.. Horne is get
ting along nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dawson, OF
Brandon kwere here Saturday af-
ternooe Bro. Dawson conducted
the funeral services of Miss Vir-
gle White, at the M. E. Church
here.
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FANNIN

/. O. Brown was in Jackson
Saturday.
t. w. Afford, of Madison Sta
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
r. T. Latham and wife of Jack
sen, spent Sunday afternoon with
r. C.. Latham.
John w. Wilmington made a
trip to the Depot Saturday.
H. d. Tinnin and family, &C
companied Rev. Helen to the De-
pot Sunday.
Rev. Barrett filled his appoint
ment at Andrew Chapel at ii
O'clock and Langford at 3.
David Swilley is at home from
Memphis, visiting home foiks
who are sick.
w. G. and E. B. Mcdowell spent
Saturday and Sunday the guests
of their uncle at Utica. -,
Rev. Helen, of Clinton, filled
his regular appointement mere
Sunday. -.
NJ s. Latham, wife and sister
Miss annie Maude, of Jackson,
spent / m Saturday until Sum
dav afternoon with their nome
Mrs F. Rugles, who has been
Of Holcombe for while, IS q.
home to the delight of her many
friends. s,r-
nr;sad to hear of Same Bates, the
contractor) head swelling, Du a
who could blame him When lie ~,
has a barnd new II TO-, BABY boy
- prot. c. H. Sheriff., was trans
acting business in Brandon Sat
A. P. Barksdale, of Sananil !,
one of the most prominent young
men of that place. was IN our
village Sunday. 49, ooo
There will be an Easter egg
hunt at the M. E. Church 2ataI.
day afternoon at 3: o'clock; EveT &
bodv is invited to attend. keV. - :.
W Barrett will lecture while Ing s
comm;ttee hides the eggs, ana
will preach at Il: o'clock on sun,
Sav Resura to be present OF you
viii MISS something good.
The "Mock Trail" WHICH TOOK
Mace at Fannin School heass mouse
Saturday afternoon was success =
each one fulfilling their part 70
tbe letter and these present en-
loved it to the fullest extent.
' Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Moss, mace
. BUSINESS trip to Pelahatchie
Tuesday and went to MOTION
Wednesday.
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Sunday at ii O'Clock, BY our Pre-
siding Elder, Bro. Moore. Let
everybody come out co hear him.
s. we had several young men in
our midst last Sunday afternoon,
from Pickett and Daniel. Wonder
what's the attraction?
On last Sunday April 9th, at
.2;30 P. M. Mr.. Ed Knight, of this
place ard Miss May Jones, of PUG
kett, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony.
Eddie is one Of our noblest
young men. of sterling worth and
high ideals. and Miss May is the
bright and accomplished daughter
|of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Jones. The
many relatives and friends of this
young couple extend congratula-
|.tions, ard wish for them a long
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One lot Of Daintily Figured. Violes
in a wide range of patterns, 40
inches wide, and only, per yd 25c
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SIORK LEAVES MONSTER
BOY

It's a boy! His weight is mys-
terry. but he is six feet two lncnes
hioh His father lives in Cleye-
land. Ohio anu is employed by the
National Refining Company. Inc
boy has been christened "En-ar-
co."
He is the most remarkable boy
Won ever saw. Smiles continually.
Wonderful eyes! Eminent physic,,
ians are at loss to understand
why he never sleeps.
He not only knows the A b y $
but can put the alphabet together
into such witty sayings as
Dad makes up his mind to stay
home and Ma makes up her lace
to go out.
1.-The future of the
shimmy is shaky."
Don't lose your temper IL
Won would hold your edge
Many a car is driven from
the back seat"
prohibition agents find too
mnch whish' in whiskey."
We can't tell all the clever
things this remarkable boy said.
It would not be fair, anyway. We
will tell YOU this much. This boy
is employed at Martins Repair
Shop and is here to help them
sell En-ar-co Motor Oil, the
Scientific Refined Oil.
The use Of En-ar-co Motor Oli
will keep your engine remarkably
free from engine trouble, repair
costs and other similar annoy
ances. 1t will make your motor
rim sweetly and prolong the mo-
TORS life. Sold exclusively by
Martins Repair Shop, Brandon,
Miss.
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SHILOH


We arc enjoying these beauii-
fsll days, aad farmers are working
sc %.
Gardens are growing rapidly
since the warm weather set in,
and everybody seems to be enjoy
ing. the good old time spring veg
afab16s. such as tHrnip salad,
mustard radishes and onions.
MrAHcrce. Russell and children
of Atlant8 Ga, visited relatives
and friend in CHS community the
past week. Mrs. Russell will be
remembered as Miss Julia Myers.
Mrs. Ella Myers visited Mrs A.
G. Crook last Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Mobiles. is on an ex-
tended visit to her brother, Hon.
G. r. Mobiles Of Raleigh. Mrs No
bles' friends will be glad to know
she is convalesceing after a long
and serious illness from flu and
Pneumonia.
There will be preaching here
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. ILLS RATS

and mice-that's RAT-SNAP, the
old reliable rodent destroyer.
Comes in cakes-no mixing with
other food. Your money back it it
fails.
35c size q cake) enough for
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
Csc size g cakes) for Chicken
House, Coops, or small buildings.
SIPS size e cakes) enough for
farm and out-buildings, storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by A. M.
Shields and Thorntons Drugstore.
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81 Never Knew You Could Keep
Rats Out of a Butcher Shop.

What Ralph Watkins says: Fig
ured rats around store had enough
to. feed on; wouldn't touch any
thing suspicious. Heard about
RAT-SNAP, gave it trial. Re.
suits were wonderful. Cleaned
all rats out in ten days. Dogs
about store night and day and
never touch RAT-SNAP." Three
sizes, Csc, Csc, and $1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by A. M.
Shields and Thornton's Drug Co.
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life OF connubial bliss.
Misses Bessie Mobiles, Julia
johnson, and Ruth Ragsdale, at
tended the County examination
last week.
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For SALE

II head of grade Jerseys, COWS
and Heifers. Will sell singly or
the heard. Write-E: u. hoofn@
con r /. Brandon, Miss.
sum- at May &c.
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FOUND

One sorrell pony. 5 to years
MD Small white spot in forehead.
Owner can have same by paying
charges. T. Knight ST.. X l.
Brandon, ISIS,
ct April zoe.
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SEED POTATOES FOR SALE
7 have native grown Nancy
uall and Porti Rico sweet pota-
TO seed fer sale, price S1.25 per
bu e. B. Muse, Star MISS.
ou Ito.
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FOR SALE

700 bushels of corn.-G. ("
Moore Vy and J. w. White place.
April 13, 20, ZIP.