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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTGON. Aug. lt.-Eees-
Strictly fresh. selected. candlcd. per
dozen. 27ii IS: average receipts. 80;
southern. %.
Live pouItry-Roosters. per H.. Is;
per III. 800 IS: keats. young. each
rs "a 80: fowls. %
Dressed pou!;ry-Frcsh killed
spring chickens, per III. 30a35: hens,
per ID, "a: roostcrs. per ID. 10: ,ur-
Keys per ID. asa 40. keats. young
Live stock Calves. choice. per TO-.
a ~; medium, per H.. 81: thin per
H.. "a :; lambs. choice. per III. lOUi.:
live pigs, S.ooGs.oc, each: live hogs.
per III. loi.
Green !ruits--Apples, new. per bbl..
.a0n $50: per bu. basket. nearby.
50N LIB California oranges. per
crate. 500 a 1880: lemons. per box.
$50 q 600; peaches. per crate. l,OoM
300. cantaloupcs, 5OM 200
GctahleS-Potatoes. new. per bbl
No. !, 2:OOg 80; per sack. 2.00d2.25
No: :, 300 LOO: sweet potatoes. 200 a
400: lettuce. per crate. SOFAS: New
York. per crate. l.O0G 100: Romano
lettuce $50: cymlings. per crate.
rs n 10: onions. per basket. 75Gl5O:
caDhaSe, new. per Dbl. I.60fil.5O:
cucunlbcrs, per box, 15T 90: egg
plants. per crate, 100 ALSO: tomatoes
per box. nearby. 25 a / 90: beans. so
n ESQ per bbl.: peas. 2.00a2s0 per
nasNei: peppers, per crate. 25T5O:
kale. 50Wl.00: spinach. per crate,
5on "a: lima beans. per at, 25035:
celery, per dnZ., So 90
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COTTON is STEADY
AT NET DECLINES

NEW YORK AUG -, Eartv decline,
80 l"t""". - rallies IN 5u.lIsh crop
",,.'''f IN the cotton market today nu,
n.t.i sailing up iron, 80 to ~ . De,ein.
I.H.nE ana closed at the lowest m.
genera market closed steady a, ne, -,
''!h"r 81 y ~ - points
A hbshlnG dor!ln" OF - "a = ;o.uis
We que 20 weakness IN L!y"rroo! IN.
,Hl"i I'D allure Of The repatriation. con-
,n'hse rates and rather "a more ur.av-
pfhhI" ,icw ~ tn" labor situation ~.
ter ~" rrst io, %. selling orders ha5 t.,r
'be"' bed around ME opening figure
nII"s !ali"d on reports tha, showers in
ne Souih~es, hNd been in.ufhcirn. in.
trNhs'ns complaints OF boil w-eY!I dam
AK" m Eastern te!t sections and mid,
month crop report making tn" condition
u! Iuiy ''s eng
For time the ruarke. showed ~o,s,5.
.c.n.H >sttcng'h ON covering and seat
..Sren oHyinH Early losses W-re more
~ IN rtcor"'-i In tn. cas-" of mos. rosi-
Tons, With October selling W To- n %
and January 20 - g. or about ne. IN
'h"hH.i TO points higher % 're rDn.
-. uet There were complaints Of 4
'"i''ru'! poor tad. demand hnw.y.r
~ IN marie, turned easier during 'te
a ,'rnoon on private reports ~ furth.-
showers or rain ia the Southwest
i'!crs hfok. into new low ground .-
lh" iAy, with october Selling pr "a
-. ahH January 20 DO. ur % 20 -
In'his net lower and within 10 OF :,
."it's OF the lurNest p.!cc- touched ON
"a" d"clines az last week Prlyar. cah,os
a'lr'hH'ed the weakness in Iiy.--5"l 10
,"ii '"'ria. and hedge selling In In. All
s"ng" ~ trade demand and -cno-,.I
decline In Egyptian fu,ur., on h.t,.r
iss" crop hdv!ces.
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MERCHANTS BEGIN
MEET HERE TO-DAY
Continued FROM First paye)


Economic Function OF the Small
Town Merchant" and a. l.. NJ Wig
gins. Of Hartsvillc. s. C.. president
Of the conference. will speak on "Ex-
banding Trade Territory Through
AHvcriisinG." Lunchcon will he
served at o'clock. after which the
delegates will be shown historic
points in and around the city.
The number OF delegates who ar
rived late last evening was highly
pleasing 10 the members of the Trade
Extension bureau OF the Chamber of
Commerce. VINO during the visit of
the merchants Will act as host on
behalf OF tho city. Fart OF the en- =
t"rtatnment viii he a boat trip down
tn. James River on the steamer
Gratitude tomorrow at 1880 o'clock.
Lunchcop and dinner will be served
ON board. and the visitors Will be
taken AS far as claremont and given
a view of the 800 ships OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation nov
anchored OF Claremont
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Charters lsstIrti,

Charters issued yesterday follow.
The Franklin Car Corporation.
Roanoke, Va. Maximum $4,000 min
inum Sj.OUu CHARLES r. Nelson,
president: u. NJ. Moore. secretary,
and T. Il Smiley. all of Roanoke.
Wisely Clark Construction Com
pony. Incorporated. WayneSboro. Va
Maximum $4,000. minimum $4,000, "
l.. Wisely. president. Wayncsboro. Va
\. G. Bell. secretary. Scottsviiic. Va
and " L. Clark. Luray, Va. General
construction business.
Amendment TO charter Of Graves
Humphreys Hardware Company. In
corporated. Roanoke. Va. -. II
Trent, president. and &. j. Mangus
secretary Increasing its capita
stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
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CANADIAN Exchange Near Par

NEW YORK Aug. 1.-THE pre-
MUM on Canadian exchange today
was reduced TO three thirty seconds
OF per cent. which Is an extreme
~ 10" record. The highest
point was 10 4 per cent. reached In
December. 1920. The approach To
par is attributed TO the purchase OF
Canadian securities in the United
states. the movement OF funds In
connection with the grain movement
and the improvement in the balance
OF trade resulting from n general re-
duction OF Canada's imports from the
United states and corresponding
inrrcnsc in her cNnnris
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noe s"etion' both cas-, ard wes; OF
: ne W s-i>slpui River. and private bu-
frhn mii.Month condition rcpor: Of 60
.h,tL.t' !Hs deter Iteration !p- the hat
a. this time
Toweri the middle o: N. day waco
,",tiN"hc"i 20 %.gc IN that rains wcr.
Ealing ruit" eNtenslyciy In tha, .oc,!of.
~ d,, L"sas ana from then N the under
ID. N"s easy wii IN ETcht G.Al OF L.
Huicati"n coming from the long side
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Must Register by oc,obcr a.

All persons who have paid their
roll taNcs and are eligible TO cxcr-
else the franchise at the November
election. must register on or before
october q. On that day the poll books
Will be opened at the various pre-
cinctS. after which they will he
closed until the election OF November
D. But" General Registrar Wood
son says, now is the time to register
II eNorNthinE is DELAYED until the LAST
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IHIVAIO. AUG. n -Ctt;le. receipts. lf-
fairy active: strong 20 10 hisher hy .n"ts
on desirable "a; cows and hcifers IN
more; top native bee. steers 70 30. bcsc
year!lrRs. 1880: lower grades beef steers
sh" stock. veal calves. stockcrs and feed
"J- mostly steady. bulls closing strong
20 J. higher: bulk fat cows and hc!Iers.
. !tH'..5. bulk bologna bulls 3.S5I+l5:
bulk N"alers TO packers around 100.
Enrs: receipts 3stjO. very uneven: he, =
to- grades mostly ~ 20 Is higher: palmer
iants steady to strong: top 1875: bulk
IL to i95-uound hogs. i0.2j Sfin35 Few
UHGc weights on sale: bulk good and
choice 20 20 225-pourd butchers. es5T
70 u: hulk 90 TO 20. pound butchers s5oT
:.S. batter kinds. 20 20 Bro pound butch
.r- SiOIs.2Si bulk hacking sows T1aT
s25 DIGS scarce. steady. bulk desirable
kinds .,5T 100: estimated hold over
Sheen: receipts 400: mostly steady:
spots on ia: lambs higher: top natives
L.. Gull natives mostly $50 n 800: good
WashinEton lambs 1870: others l.ej
good ha ndv fat native ewes. 1a5. e>-
;rene heavics. 3GDai.o0 feders slow .
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Pciouze TO Install Prophets

Edward Craig Pclouze. grand mon
arch for the United states and Can
ada of the Mystic order. Yelled
Prophets OF the Enchanted Realm, ac-
companied by Mrs. pclouze, viii
leave Thursday for Huntington. w
Va where on Friday night, he will
install the officers and deliver the
CHARTER 1" FeramorZ Grotto. THIS
Is one Of a large plumber Of trips
Mr.. Pclouzc VIII make in an official
capacity during the year he Will
serve as grand monarch. 1t Isles
timatod that he will travel more
than "a 900 miles during the year
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Aug. lt-Cotton goods
we're 1ui", in unfni shed lines today. or
d"rs came forward steadily for finished
lines. hut small quantities were taken.
Yarns wer" Guiet and barely steady Woo
goods were purchased steadily and mod
eTateIy for scring. and the fall iohh.nE
trade steady. Raw silk was Ou1o'rr
iaps were steadv. the official re,, ~ nf
July shipments being 10 pc: cent less
than carly reDorts indicated or total
o. 10000 wards TO this country fF3T:
Calcutta Jobbers reported steady
trad-
RAW SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Aug. li.-Raw sugar uuiet
at $40 fo- centrifugal. Refined unchanged
A. 30 to 40 for hns Rranu!nted. Spot
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day trouble may follow. Any one
may call at the Office OF the registrar
In City Han. room 4li. fourth floor.
any day between 2 ~ NJ. and & =.
NJ. The registrars office has been
moved from its old quarters in room
AZ.
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5T7LE RAIL STRIKE DOES NOT AFFECT MARKET

ust Id. on arreIEnment in police
Court yesterday. Tho prisoner is az
legged 10 have attempted to Dc
stroy "desnim' OF Coz.
caine when Policemen Anthou%.
Crouch and Jenkins. Of FRS, Sta
t!on. arrested him sunday night.
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y. ~ TO l$S
COTTONShED IN.

New IVKk. AuE. "|UItonsoel OF
hr"k" 70 J! points 'oi'y under local
'eiItUr on the weakness VA cotton and
grain. hut rallied some, nst at. I'm the
session through covering b. recent sellers
september closed pointS hiRh"r and later
npnihs 10 . u't lower. Sales IL On,
renders. 20 barrels Pr.W" rrud.. Ii
nd. prime summer g"IluN suof . :, hi,-
S-piembet closed %. pctcmovr Isl
March. 80. all bid
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CHICAGO GRhIN MARKET

~" Ntp AuE. li.-Whrat underwent.
"a S .b"1 ..;6sck in, rrice today. owing
i"t"Hcc - London Tn" close Was un-
tanI,,nsI-- I'.io =. nai lover, with Sen
i:h- to i.o?'.. Corn hnished Ic on /" lie
E3. oats .Ui. to 10 down. and PROV
Sons varying from unchanged figure. TO
setback OK !. cents W
Leading futures rangeJ M ,oitoy,
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bniied Sor Hearing August 10.
charged with having cocaine and
other narcotics in his possession.
Eddie Anderson, colored. o2l North
seventeenth Street, was baiicd for
a further hearing Of his case. Aug
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NAVNI. SrnlEs

SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. - ~'rurrsn,snc.
80 s,oea: s;3si Ros!n nru .ai,@. .sI
I.celrts. 49, sn!"iuemis. -p, stock II
ta1. quote: ID 80. = = q, n
-, Il, 300: ". 5."j. Il. SIS We 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

Sealed proposals will he received.
at this Office until u o'clock noon.
81. 1922. for tho paving Of
Ninth Street. Main to Grace. DuraS
BLOCK or Vert Fiber Brick: Main
Street, Eighth to Twelfth. Sheet AS
ohnlt or Durax Block or Vertical
Fiber Brick. Curb and Gutter con
city.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained
IN application.
a certified check for amount stated
on proposals must accompany each
old as guaranty OF execution OF
contract. The Director of Public
works reserves tho right to reject
any and all bids
Yours very truly.
ALLEN ] 9ANILLE.
Director OF Public Works
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-KALTIMoRE, Aug. la-potatnc.,

,T'NI' INUtNtI NuE, I3--POtHtOrtI
Whit, bbi. 1859 2.?5; No. = 15gi .00
100 lbs. j0Nl so; bu.. i0Gt 100: sweets,
Dbl. 800 q $50. vans. bbi.. 225e,a75
beans, bu.. SOFAS: lima beans,
rs q 100: bccts. 100. 2.oOM3.Oo: cab,
baSe. 100 lbs, 2.50T $50: carrots. 100
lbs. 2.V0W 100: celery. doz.. 4OUSO
Corn doz.. I1i cucumbcrs bias.
kct, - a rs: elephants. basket. 50 &, 30
lettuce. basket. 15Ul.5O; onions. bu
beD 20; peppers. basket 20m25:
squash. basket % Il 80: tomatoes, has
ket. aONa5; packing stock. bu.
epW %; yellow, basket, IDd5O
Apples. Dbl. l.00T2.O0: bu. 5Odl.sO:
canialoupcs. basket. 25T50; crate
So %: crab apples. basket. 4OTs0
oamsons. H., 50N 90; grapes. basket.
Loo; hucklcbcrries. at, 1870:
peaches. basket. 3O145: crate. les
2.Ia: pears, basket. boG60: water
melons. prime To selects. l0Q 40: cuiIs.
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BOND PRICES SLUMP
ALONG WITH STOCKS
IRy Associated Press J

NEW YORK. Aug. H.-with few *
cer;ions bond prices weakened substan-
,is!,y today in sympathy With the gen
ersl reaction in stocks. Mixed changes
prevailed In Tho industrial! aud foreign
groups. with Liberty holding fairly
steady
Norfolk aud Western convertible g.
dropped 90. with losses az 10 u? b"in.
registered by Seaboard Air Line adjust
raent js Chicago ami Alton afss New
Haven ss, Chesapeake and OHIO CONVEX
,iblt IS and Erie Railroad Is.
nj tho Industrial list tobacco nTodnets
- and Saxon Company as broke through
for new highs. but Losses of TO IL.
POINTS sustained nv bethlehem Steel
refunding bs. Wilson Co 6S and .ias and
cuba Cane IS.
Contrary to general expectations French
government and municipal issues held W.
well despite tho break in exchange. only
fractional losses being recorded Del.
E.unn So dropped over q point. Japanese
frst ii9s were IN points TO a new high.
and Zurich SIS were ND !. South American
loans were firm.
per cent bonds of the United States
Rubber Company. which We're offered to-
day at eois to yield $40. was ovcrsub-
sST!bed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE Aug. li.-Poul,ry
Live. spring chickens. per pound
20 u 80: white Leghorns. 22d2G: Ola
hens. lsI %: white Leghorns. lsQl:
ga ROSTERS IA: ducks. l412l; small.
10 a l6. pigeons, pair rs: guinea fowl
each. 60
Eggs Gloss oG) Native and near
DE hrSts, per dozen. -: Southern. -
pound. 35aS6: prints. 35a3i: near.
by creamery. 22I33 ladies. %: rolls
y q -: store packed. 22M23: dairy
prints. 23W2i: process butter. 3lu33
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Liberty LOAN BOND MARKET.
NY Fred'k r.. Noting & Co.
Investment Bankers
'V' East Main street, Richmond. Va.
Aug. II, 1922
-,. AZ, High. Low. Close
First shs ............ lO.ss loo.sa 100. 81
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Made Acting stan chief.

Appointment OF Major James r.
Tierncy. adjutant. stationed at the
headquarters OF the EiEhticth Divi-
sion. Officers Reserve Corps. as act
ing chief of stan for the division.
was announced by Major General
Bailey Yesterday.
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UNAVOIDABLE REPORTS
DEPRESS COTTON PRICES
lHv Assnciainh nrns.I

]
NEW ORLEANS. AuG. 1.-THE rainfall
IL ne Western bolt. rcports that the a e.
S.u cHphier..nce had ended and an uu-
rarnI noi. Ctttrprctatfon OF news con
r.nI"s thc ran strike combined To de-
n,ess me price OF cotton today Rains
~ ieAns were a factor from the omen
~ nHu III the late trading they caused
me henvles: selling pressure Of the dav
,n cnHsc OF expectations that tnmorrow's
Meflher returns would lndicntc tho hraak .
,"s o' Inc nfouth over a considerable
nas ne eos. was at the lowest Mt
c.2sing at 1880. O''ooe'
decl!n" lasted until IL m"nn,nn nl'5
,n,3 81 points. s, after which the market vent
nrjy.,o S sion raiIp because OF pcrsistcnt
s was ABOUT to be settled At this sage
tne MARKET went to it's highest Oc.niS-
rising to 10 and the more active mno,m,
showi n aims oyer Saturdays close Of Z
stronger than the distant. Repo1ts~ ~
700 inuch rain IN tho Eastern bolt con
Lnued claims of crOp deterioraiion T.,
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

y N"HrclnnlnE InIv Is the markc.
trs v cattle W.. lie FRIDAY. Saturday
nj Monday. No ca;;!e sold or weighed
n .LNn- linn ,n.sn dnN.
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West End Bank 49,. 25 10
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
A Warning to Citizens.

We all know that August and
months and, in view of this fact. we
urge that every one haev all weeds
cut, raked up and burnnd on their
own premises, terraces. alleys and
vacant lots near them, Also have
all empty cans and rubbishremoyed,
az weeds and cans are breeding
places for mosquitoes and mosqui-
toes cause sickness. Lets have a
clean town. free from germs and a
true health resort. We can only
have this by cooperation of all citi-
zens Iuka improvement. Club.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
LOST.

On road between Bids and Brad
dy Alexander's, on other side Bear
Creek. going towards Cherokee,
Ala, on Saturday, July 29th, one
Blue Serge Coat. Return to Ben
Jourdan. Iuka, Miss, and receive
reward. (49- 1t.
Messrs Clovis Rogers. Fred Nc
Corkle, Thos. Isabel, Edwin Spain.
and Carroll Blythe, Of Bonneville,
were visitors in Iuka last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. H Neville, Of
Gulfport, Miss, are at the Mineral
Springs Hotel,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10

Between Cherokee and
Iuka, an Automatic jack. Return
to Vidette office and receive reward.
Raymond Jourdan, son OF Mr.. w.
"A. Jourdan, had the misfortune to
get his arm broken Monday after
noon. He was in his fathers car
with his brother and some other
parties when they lost control and
the Car ran against tree. Young
Jourdan's arm was broken and the
car badly damaged.
You need lots of towels this hot
weather. We have large stock to
select from.
T. L. Brown 4 Co.
Mrs. viii am Wall and little
daughter, of Tuscumbia. are guests
Of Mrs. Wallis mother, Mrs. J. D.
Powell.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
Scenic Highway viii Come
through luka.

Mr.. Chas, a. Salyer, Road Engi
neer of the Marking System of the
Scenic Highway from Seattle, Wash
ington, to Jacksonville, Florida. and
Mr.. J, II. Williams, of Jonesboro.
Ark wlo is accompanying him.
were in Iuka this week marking the
route Of this great highway which
will connect the northwest and
southeast and will cover a distance
OF $500 miles, ] w. Moran is
President OF the highway and l.. D,
Douglas Secretary, both at Lamar,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hill, of Dial.
las, Texas, arrived last Thursday
for visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A, r. Patterson. Mr.. Hill will
remain only few days but Mrs
Hill will make a more extended
visit.
Nothing mare refreshing these
warm days than he drinks served
at Hubbard's Drug Store, Burns
vile, Miss.
Mr.. ]. B. Everett spent the week
md in Bonneville returning to Iuka
Tuesday,
You will be right in the swim in
ono of those Chic Bathing Caps for
sale at Moser's Drug Store.
HEMSTITCHING & Picotting
Attachment; superior device; fits
any sewing machine; attaches firm
Is; easily adjusted. Price $500
delivered, with complete instruc-
tons and samples Of work. Orders
filed promptly. Superior Hem
stitching Attachment Co., 500 Starr
ST., Corpus Christi, Texas. (48-4t,
See our line OF bath, buck and
linen towels. The best and cheap
est since the big war.
T. L, Brown 4 Co.
J Mrs. D. R. Andrews, Tupeio'
!, Mrs j d. Lynch, Weir, Miss Mrs
Mambrick, Bonneville. Miss are al
Mr.. and Mrs. G, W. McKninht's.
When in Burusyille visit Hub
bard's Drug Store, where you vii
End, in addition to his Drug Stock
Soft Drinks and Cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Glenn, o
/ stamford, Texas, former citizens Q
iuka, are visiting their many rela
| ives and numerous friends in Lux
nd Tishs mingo county. Every
hody pleased to.see them.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10

A young man by the name Of
Martin, about Is years of age, son
of Mr. viii Martin, who lives near
.Holcut. was run over by train,
between Paden and Holcut, one day
last week, and so badly injured that
he died in Corinth hospital, where
he was carried for attention. 1t is
supposed that he sat down on the
railroad track to rest and fell asleep.
He was seen by the engineer but
too late to stop the train before
reaching him.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
For Rent.

My house in North lux a. PEon
A J, Mrs. J. D. Powell. (49tfr
The Iuka Cemetery is in bette
condition than it has been in years,
with the ex option Of few lots
owned by persons living here in
town. Won't you 90 or send and
have your lot cleaned thoroughly
for without your help we cannot
get the last resting place OF our
loved ones a-truly beautiful City
OF the dead" And when cleaning
your lot please do not leave weeds
and trash in walks. Do not neglect
this work.
Iuka Improvement Club,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Shaving supplies at Moser's.
Mr.. William Wall, of Tuscumbia,
was an Iuka visitor this week.
For drug wants call Peoples Drug
Store Phone 1879.
Mrs. T. II. Elan. of Bonneville.
Is visiting relatives in luka.
First Aid Remedies" at Moser'
Mr.. Phil Patterson, OF Muscle
Shoals, Ala, spent Sundayin Iuka.
II you want your doctor or friend
Phone 1885, Peoples Drug Store.
Mr., James MeRae, Of Memphis,
In visiting biz parents, Mr., and Mrs,
j., D, MoRae,
For sale-~lflys passenger touring
car or will trade fof land. apply
at The vidttte office.
Mrs. G. 7, Hammerly is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Wells, in Grand
junction, Tenn;
Buy your soft drinks from Hub.
bard's Drug Store, Burnsvile, Miss
Mrs. Laura Copeland and son
George, are visiting relatives in Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
Remedies for aching corns at
Moser's.
Mrs. Cody Linton is visiting rela
tives in Dawson, Texas.
BUY A NEW FORD CAR NOW /
while you can get same.
Robinson Motor Co.,
Iuka, Miss.
Mrs. Arthur Lewis left last Friday
for Pittsburg, Texas, to visit rela-
tives.
Dental Supplies at Moser's.
Mrs. Bolding of Wichita Falls,
Texas. is the guest of her parents,
NJ. and Ms. G. d. Hall. II
Belle Camp Chocolates at Moser's
Mr.. r. III. Garrard left last week
fer San Francisco. CAL. to visit his
son, Mr.. Lamont Garrard.
, A CAR LOAD OF NEW FORD
CARS. Robinson Motor Co.
The Iuka Improvement Club has
given the Spring Park a general
cleaning, cutting the grass, etc,
which has added very much TO the
appearance of this beautiful Park.
WANTED TO BUY Second
hand Buggy or good Spring Wagon
Must be cheap. Also 1000 feet 0
oak tie edging.
40 ltp.) F. c. Chester.
Mrs. ]. G.. Linton returned last
Friday from a visit to relatives near
jackson, Tenn.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
FARM FOR SALE.

100 acre Farm for sale; Lee High
way runs through the Farm: part
OF it lies inside Iuka corporate linn
its: House and Barn near Lee High
way and public dirt road. Sixty
per cent in cultivation, balance
easily cleared.
For price and terms, see
Garrard & Padensm..
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
Furniture Cheap.

Will have on sale all OF my house
hold goods at my home in North
Mka, Saturday, August 18th.
49.1t) Mrs. J. D. Powell
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
Wholesome Soda Water that sat
isles TINT Thirst, at Moser's.

Mr.. J. H. Webb has returned
from several weeks business trip
to West Point, Tupelo, Water Val
ey, Corinth and other points.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. s. Clopton, Miss
Doris Clopton, of Aberdeen, Miss.
AMI Mr. A W. Whitesides, OF
B ,onevi!le, Miss are al the Mineral
Spring llcel.
VA lE.naoo rly'os and daugh-
tiers, II Memphis, are at the Leath-
owtod ] til.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10

The first open boil ofycotton for
the present season reached us Mon
day. 1t was from the crop OF Pick.
ems Moore on the farm of r, w.
Carter, Jr.
Mr.. e. G. Phillips, of Sloan
springs, Ark, was in luka day or
two last week. Mr.. Phillips is a
Co worker of Rev. w. M. Mcintosh
and left Friday to assist in conduct
ing camp meeting at Oxford,
Miss. Rev. Mcintosh was prevent
ed from going ON acc. unit OF the i'll
ess Of Mrss Rich ar dson, Mrs. Nc.
Intosh's mother.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-10
SEEl SEEI

Fire Insurance on oil llnesi Farm
business Il speciality. Bonds, LA.
biliiy, Theft, Burglary, Tornado,
1880 iuka ms. 1t Real Est. Co,