The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-04
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Cotton is 24c today.

Capt A. E. Moreton is better his
friends are all pleased to know.
Mrs. Lee Baggett of Oxford, is a
guest of the L. H. Baggett home.
Mrs. Prysack of Picayune. has been
visitor in the o. p. Simmons home.
Mr.. John A. Mccormick is having
his handsome residence freshly paint
ed.
Lost. - One auto glove for left
hand. Please return to Leader Of
nee.
Mrs. c. S. Faskett, of Clarksville,
Tenn, has been a guest of Mrs. f.
v. Becker.
The Victor Records are always
out first with the latest music. -
McGrath's,
"Give Photograph for Christ
mas!'' A. D. Sauer, Mem. p. A. of A.
Phone sos. Perkins Apis.
For Sale. - / pair gray mares
suitable for farm use or heavy haul.
ing.-A. E. Moreton, jr.
Mrs. Florence McLaurin, of Fay.
ette, is guest Of her sister-in-lawi
Mrs. H M. Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Sam Coleman's CHEEKY pres.
ence is again gladdening the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maynor
Miss Mary Rush, Of Barlow, Ii
spending a few days with her friend
and former class-mate, Miss Lille
Cobb.
Rev. and Mrs. Carter and theil
handsome little son. have been Wis
itors from Grange Hall to the Com
munity meeting.
For Rent. Large front room
Three connecting rooms. Light
water and use of bath.-Inquire 21s
S. Jackson Street.
We have special low priced cot
ton and felt mattress, Simmons Iror
Bed and springs, couches and Monte
Beds. = McGrath's.
Miss Mamie Martin and Mis-
Mary M. Hobbs left yester
day evening for Meadville to visit al
the home of Hon. r. e. and Mrs
Bennett.
Mrs. M. V. Winchell, of Seattle
is back with her sister, Mrs. Hattie
v. Bowen and Brookhaven friend;
are pleased to welcome her for the
winters stay.
A soft warm bassinet; a wheel
able, protective crib; a roomy SAFE
-pen-three articles in one fol
the price of one.-Sold exclusively
by T. H. Perkins Furniture Store.
Miss Minnie Dickerson, the eff
cient principal of Pleasant Grove
School announces box supper ant
speaking at her school Friday night
Nov. 10, to which she cordially in.
vites the public.
Miss Myrtis Wheeless, of the
Chair Of Education at Wnitwortt
College has resigned on account oi
ill health. Miss Wheeless is at hel
home in Magnolia, where it is hoped
she will fully recover.
Furniture of almost any kind, new
and old, good and better for every
body. Finished or unfinished, mus
be solA at once. Buy it now at The
clear up prices at Coleman's Furni.
ture Shop, S42 Mary Street.
Please write on one side Of your
paper when you correspond with tAe
Leader. Otherwise the waste basket
will receive your messages always
appreciated; but we must insist on
your writing on only one side OF
your paper.
There will be all-day service al
Calvary Church Thanksgiving Day
Rev. Owen Williams will conduct
morning service at $50. The Brook
haven Flying Squadron will have
charge in the afternoon. Shower for
the pastor.
The folding side gives Ktddie-
Koop many added utilities-beside
convenience, bath and dressing table
use great help to mothers. Sold
exclusively by II. H. Perkins Furni-
ture Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Allen of Co.
lumbia, who have been residents
here for several months, have re-
turned to Columbia. Every one who
met this young couple was so pleas
antly impressed with them and re-
gret their leaving us.
Mrs. L. J. Laird entertained at a
beautiful six o'clock dinper Monday
Mrs. L. o. Crosby, Miss Myrtle War
rem, Virgil Howie and James Afford.
Misses Myrtis and Pauline Laird as
sisted their mother in the lovely
hospitality extended.
Three nursery needs for the price
of one good crib--Kiddie-Ko -Koop-
bassinet, crib and play-pen COM
bined. Has every minute use, birth
thru crib years.-Sold exclusively by
Perkins Furniture Store.
Strayed or Stolen. One light
colored bay mare Weight about
$50 or 900 pounds, from Mrs. ]. L.
Montgomery's place on or about Oct.
"a, 1922. $500 reward for any in
formation leading to her recovery.
w M. Lea, Brookhaven, Miss, r.
8. Box S6.
+ Mr.. W. M. Turnbough had the
misfortune to stumble and fall at
the. Tabernacle last night with the
result that rib was broken. Mr..
Turnbough was prepared to leave for
st. Louis last Eaght but was compell-
ed to forego the trip on account Of
the accident.
Kelsie Roberts, aged II. son of