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TAKE Ny CASE. ron INSTANCE.

7 can remember many months ago. nj
most two years. when | woke up to the
fact that with the business Builders there
wtdc-open opportunity for every
thing I wanted and was looking for. I
had never sold anything. but ! didn't see
why I couldn't do as weii ms the next
fellow. Training. experience and develop
ment In selling. RIG EARNINGS and pro-
motion 10 EXECUTIVE POSITION were
offered and were ahead Of me. sure as
Fate. IF DID MY PART Well. 7
plunged In head first. and It's been the
happiest. most profitable and most sue
cessful time Ia my life.
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MAN

We need the services of clean
living man (Gentile) of good
standing and average ability, who
is willing to work hard for good
pay at the same time he Is fitting
himself for promotion to more inn
portant position with us. Call 10
A. M. Monday, Suite 1910, % w.
43d ST.
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Pisass ~ertson The Nsw ro-k
Herald ohen anstrerAr rny
ons OF these advertisements
HELP WANTED--MALE.
SECURITY SALESMAN.

We have several openings ~ rew
high grade enterprise. raying ~ guar
anteed: representative WI " given
the opportunity of STAYING wfih gen
eral sales organization. sxcelient eos
portunity 10 the right men Addfeea
2i59 Herald. $50 R'why.
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SECURITY SALESMEN
High class financial institution ~ well
known management desires for this year
~ capable men TO scil well established.
highlv profitable dividend payer. Abso-
Iufely safe proposition. Excellent leads
furnished and cooperation assured.
Worm while commissions.
SUITE 2a0f. WOOLWORTH TOWER.
SUITE Gi0. ffT0 B'WAY, At csTH ST.
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Female.

3+.50 PER HOUR. easy, pleasant work. all
or spare time. Introducing Simplex Ironing
Board Covers. remarkable new invention.
wonderful seller: new agent made $T5 first
week. W. J. LYNCH. Springfield. Ill.
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ACCOUNTANT.
a MANUFACTURED IN NEWARK
MEETS AN ACCOUNTANT. NOT
OVER 35 YEARS OF AGE. THOR
oUGHLY EXPERIENCED. !. IN COST
WORK AND CAPABLE OF TAKING
FULL CHARGE OF THE GENERAL.
LEDGER, STATISTICAL AND COST
DEPARTMENTS. IN REPLYING
GIVE FULL PARTICULARS OF
YOUR ENPERIENCE AND SALARY
THAT YOU HAVE BEEN RECEIv-
ING. y .1a5 HERALD. HERALD
SQUARE.
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JAPANESE excellent cook and butler. ans
TO assist with housework must have neal
appearance and excellent references; salail
800 per month. Address r. j. r., r. .. Boz
317. Greenwich, Conn.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS NAN.

Wanted by a large financial in
stitution. a college graduate. pref
erably under 80. with actual ex-
perience In Industrial relations
work must be competent 10 ad.
wise IN constructive way 18th
employers OF labor and willing 10
travel.
State fully details regarding odn-
cation, experience and salary de
sired. u 22l9 Herald. Herald 50,
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SALESArE,N-Retail price sls shed in TEN
DoLLARSI, Wonderful ID. Desk Add
Ing Machine. Does work OF Expensive
models: adds, subiracts. multplies. divides
automa tically; FIVE YEAR GUARANTEES !.
tremendous demand everywhere; marvellous
opportunity; main or side line AMAZING;
PROFITS. Write quick for illustrated hook
let and liberal trial offer. Calculator Corp,
100 Smith Bldg. Grand Rapids, fiicu.
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HELP WANTED ADVERTISEMEN
HELP wANTED-MALE.
RkrREsENrArrvE wANrrp.

Tlte best saiexmsn are not always sngagea
In selling. Thousands - them afa eltnet
desk slaves o. IN some other unremEnefRtlNv
and uncongenial employment, n yon az
beginning 70 realize the &feater possibtiitisa
ahead ~ yon-if you have the courage "
start ia new work, yon MAJ ~ lust the ma
We want. Amah ke yourself Have y01 =
good appearance II seur intelligence anose
The average Have you tie backbone "a ke~r
going should you meet With alscoufaws
ment, Would you like something that sou
can present with clear cpnsciencef Thls -
vertlsement represents real opportunity
u YOU are scriol minded and ambitions. >
Christian over ~, eager 40 set MheAa ana
stay ahead Ven be glad % SEE sou sirauss
Building. Room 7eo, entrance y East agth ~
or Room 20s. ~ Court st.. Brooklyn, y. n.
REAL estate salesman familiar with Bronx
and Manhattan improved and unsmproNsd q
properties: live leads furnished liberal prog
ostion Offered.
SHAW, ROCKWELL a SANFORD.
West i25ih II. 1912 Jerome az.
REAL estate broker. high grade, r.pabi.
handling large deals. wanted by msdtow =
Christian corporation. strictly commission
basis. unexcepiional opportunity for the
right man. A. y. 2i2. Herald. Herald "a
REAL ESTATE MANAGER-MAN wlTl
ENPERlENcE IN MANAGING Lof~r
BUILDINGS. APPLY nv LETTER ONLY
HE'LL STERN. It65 Broadway.
EEAI. Estate Salesman-Man Wsfh expert.
ence In renting In the midtown section
SALARY and rommsaion. Apply ~ letter
only. Hell Stern. ilss Broadasv
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PRINTING ExEcrlrlvE

PRINTING EXECUTIVE
with thorough knowledge of composition,
presswork and binding. 10 conduct union
plant near city. employing about 20 men
practical, cffcient craftsman who under
stands color work as well as plain printing.
We want an ambitious employee who will
cooperate with the house--a worker, not n
talker: a plain, practical man, not Seven
day wonder"
Give qualifications tln handwriting) and
consecutive business references covering your
past 10 years. with character references,
past IL years: also age
Inquire 2ie3 Herald. $50 B'way.
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SALESMAN

with stock. hook or Insurance
experience. present men aver
aging over $500 month com
mission. direct leads. close cns
operation. sells on sight I'm
mediate opportunity. sales man
agersnip and permanent al
Aricd position. Call Tuesday,
room g. 32i Broadway.
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MAN AT ONCE.

Large corporation has an opening for
a man from 80 TO 40. who is honest,
clean cut ambitious, who is carefully
looking about to better his position per
manently. with a desire to be connected
with an old established. substantial, high
class business. and earn S75 week and
upward. This position carries with i
unlimited possibilities for future ad-
vancement: il you have made good IN
your present or last position and feel
you measure UP 10 our qualifications,
call Room 3ol. 100 Pearl st. Call between
A. NJ and l p. M.
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PRINTING EXECUTIVE FOREMAN
experienced IN commercial job work an IN.
usual opportunity: state experience and ref
crerces. Tf3 Herald $50 P'wny.
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lnITIEN NAt.EA MANAG ER.

SECURITIES SALES MANAGER
Capable - orKnniKs sales force for a nro.
RrpHslWW industrial corporation Man with
e0nnMriinn here VeMuitw wlli ~ apprecia ted
amH Mhllffv r~enRnlrea. Telephone MURRAY
tlul Aa@a fof mppointwenf
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WRITE YOUR OWN CHECK

The world pays high for the man who
can deliver the goods. and now. as per-
haps never before, will IT give its rich
rewards to the man who measures up In
CHARACTER. KNOWLEDGE and AB1L-
1rY as n first class, dependable Sales
man. That kind of a SALESMAN can
write his own check, and there is no
secret about tile fact.
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SECURITY SALESMAN. Actively operating
fsiuine company. having just plarcd milling
r'Rnf 81 operation. With prospects ~ big re-
I Irus 20 Investors. Desires three high class
saifnnen tiherai conmisaion aad fuli office
sa~p~vmsior Addre-s q 1870 Herald. Ful-
taN. 49,
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SALESMANSHIP
THE NEED or THE HOUR.

Industrial America Is clamoring for ono
thing more than any other--SALESMAN-
SHIP. The day of easy business and
ORDER TAKING has gone. and there Is
no sign of its return. Salesmanship has
again come into its own. and all the ini-
fations that have been parading as
SALESMANSHIP are hopelcssly in the
discard.
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Statesmen ~ seli attractive issue - pr.
terred and common stock ~ View Nerh
company, preferred paying quarterly aiNi-
aends progressive. hirh Kr@d. cOnerfn and
investors wlli recognize this offering
sound business proposition references
uuirad nrd Irresponsible men win BE- given
leads. strictly commission. CAM ~ WFita
Townsend Company. imr.. - Kasi go si.
fooFn anH
SALES MANAGER WANTED nv GROWING
INVESTMENT HOUSE To TAKE CHARGE
0F RAf.Fs FoHcE AND iNCREAEE SAME
ENCEiLENT ofINnt t.NtiNs l.ihENAt.
nIGffT MAN SENn QEALsFIc RTfONe
REfrfRf1Nr ~. 90. I2tt HERALD.
liErAl.D -
gAI,rFMN% Thoroughly acquainted WltN
hngh WHOLESALE dfuM WUa HerMlfrafni huyars
ln perfume ~ rtTtfunNllfan NNfF4tnFN mr
offaef pr~ftrnN ~ fhu NuuHtNF rrat4ef -
1ulFes hAnhtHf type ~ representation aFaW.
inv arn0urt against fufWWlaWicn AnpiY W
detam. giving eknsftnmNN4 nFftiaus enNnncs
t3naa a. - Taas Nerela Herald ~
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SERVING THE COUNTRY

through the development OF its Indus
tries Is the greatest kind of privilege.
And now. if ever, is the time for men 10
take a new grip on things and put their
shoulders 10 the wheel with every ounce
Of strength and determination. Those
men count most who are serving tile Ma
tional need by building business, and
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13
News From Short.

Health of this vicinity very good
at present.
Crops are looking fine; prospects
real good for splendid corn har-
vest.
Mr.. Egbert Counce, of Counce,
Tenn, is visiting his friend, How
ell Glover, this week.
Quite a number Of the Iuka boys
passed through our burg last week
Ell route to Savannah for the match
game of baseball between Iuka and
Savannah. Iuka boys were the
winners of the game.
Married Last Sunday, July 9th,
at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Borden,
Mr.. Doss Bottum, Of Counce, Tenn ,
to Miss Flaudie Borden, D. t. GLOW
er officiating. May Heavens rich
est blessings be with this happy
couple through life.
Mr.. Glen Finger, Misses Pear
Glover and Evelyn Hubbard are at
tending Macon Bros. Commercial
College at Iuka. This is a real OPP.
portunity for the young ladies and
gentlemen of Iuka and Tishomingo
county and surrounding country to
receive a first class business course.
These gentlemen, who are the in
structors of this school, have a ma
tional reputation, and are in every
sense what it requires to constitute
gentlemen. It is not too late, young
ladies and gentlemen, to take this
course.
Mr.. Rob Hubbard is able to be
up after continued spell OF fever.
Rev. Whitfield Phillips preached
an excellent sermon for us at Old
Salem Sunday. May God bless him
in his work is our prayer.
Miss Carrie Hubbard is ATTENDING
the teachers Normal at Tupelo for
the summer, Subscriber. "
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

One OF the most enjoyed of the
many Fourth of July entertainments
was one rendered the Landreth
children and a few guests by Mrs.
J. l.. Landers and G.. w. Nc.
Knight, Jr.
The entertainment took the form
of lawn party. The table was set
under fine old tree, and was most
attractive in appearance, with its
decorations of flowers, ribbons and
days. The menu of fruits, candy,
ice cream and cake certainly appeal
Ell to the appetite OF the merry
children.
The guests Of honor were Eliza
beth and Helen Rice. Mary Frances
WEIGH, Gladys and Carrie Long,
Mary Jane and Virginia Bayliss,
Fletcher Sullivan, Maydell Long,
Oleta and Albert Johnston and Wal
ter Rice.
The smaller children marched
with flags up to Mrs. R. l.. Nc
Knights and sang numbers Of pa
triotic songs, then marched back to
Mrs. Landreth's.
Alter several hours of merry play
the children went home, hoping Mrs.
Landers and CT arley would soon
repeat the courtesy.
A Guest.
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Bishop Green Here For
Meetings.

Biihop William NJ. Green, OF Me-
ridian, has announced a series of
meetings for the local Episcopal
Church beginning WEDNESDAY,
JULY 10Th. and ending SUNDAY,
JULY 23rd. 1t is planned to have
two services each day, and on Sun
day evening, the last day, a Union
service of all the churches, with
Bishop Green preaching the sermon,
will be held. Further announce
ments regarding the meetings will
be made next Sunday in all the
churches of the city. The Bishop
has often visited Iuka and is re-
garded everywhere as a very able
preacher. The Rector and members
of the Episcopal Church extend a
very cordial invitation to everybody
TO attend the meetings and hear
the Bishops message,
DR.. Charles L. w. Reese,
Rector.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
FOR PARTITION.

mo. ltlf.
Bank of Belmont Complainant
VS..
Mrs A NJ Crouch Descendant
By virtue of the provisions of
decree of the Chancery Court Of
Tishomingo County, Mississippi.
rendered by said court on the 18th
day of June 1922, the undersigned
as special commissioner Ct
the said court in the said
cause. will on the 9TH day of Au-
gust 1922 at the south dooi of the
courthouse in Iuka. Miss, within
legal hours expose for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lot situa-
| ted in Belmont, Mississippi, fish
|omingo County, to-wit: Lot No.
A in block No. IL in the town of
Belmont, Miss, according to the
map Of said town on file IN the
Lhancery Clerk office at Iuka,
Mississippi. The said lot is sold
subject to rent contract for the
year 1922, and for the purpose of
partition among the owners IN ac-
cording with said decree. and the
title is believed, to be good, but I
will convey only such title as Is
vested in me as said commissions
er.
D Ennn
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

Miss Kate Brown, of Hatties-
burg, Miss, is visiting luka rela-
tives.
Mrs. J, o. Epps returned Sunday
from a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Witt, OF Golden. Miss.
Sweet potato July 5th. How
is that? Mr.. G. l.. Perry says he
b. d them from his own crop this
ar. He had some in town with
Linn Tuesday, of good size. They
were OF the Garrard Yam variety.
The little lake at the l. Ike ha
been made big lake, has been Ell
larged AMI cleaned out until il
some places it is about twenty feet
deep. TIE water has been turned
into it and it will be full in a few
days.
Asey Malone, colored, shot Coop
er Jackson, colored, about ! O'Clock
Sunday morning. The weapon used
was a shot gun, the charge enter.
ing the breast and arms. Tht
trouble arose over Malone's sister
1t is stated that Jackson had knock
her down and beat her.
Say it with Candy, and make il
BELL CAMPS. At Moser Drug
Store. 44-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Payne return
ed last week from Baltimore where
M. Payne had gone for an exami
nation, having been in bad hsaltl
for some time. Heehas been con
fined to his bed a portion of th'
time since his return, but we hope
will soon be up ard out again.
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Mr.. B. F.. Patterson visited the
Tri-Cities last week.
Bother ]. Ii. Morris, OF Tusc UNI
bia, will preach at the Christian
church next Sunday.
Misses Mary and Helen Wood, of
Sheffield, Ala, are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs Victoria Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kimberly and
their son Pat, are visiting relatives
in Memphis.
Miss Gertrude Cromwell, of Tus
cumbia, Ala, is guest OF Mise
Annie Mai Carmichael.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Reid, Of Tus.
cumbia, Ala, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Graham.
For drug wants call Peoples Drug
Store Phone loJ.
Mr.. Culver Craddock left the first
of the week for Detroit, Mich,
where he has accepted position
with the Hudson Motor Co.
r Tanlac is q scientific triumph
Results prove it. Sold by the j, c.
Jou,dan Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Mitchell and
Mrs. d. w. Wilson, OF Memphis,
are guests OF Mr.. and MIS- R. A.
Haynes,
II you want your doctor or friend
Phone 1879, Peoples Drug Store.
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Picnic at Horse Shoe Bend.

On Saturday, July 22nd, there
will be Picnic at Horse Shoe Bend,
one-half mile south east OF Salem,
nine miles south of Iuka. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
AS this is the last day of the
County Club Boys Encampment,
they will spend the day at the picnic.
There will be speaking by l.. A.
Olson, District Agent, |. B. Ker-
ling, Assistant Boys Club Agent,
w. R. Smith, County Agent, aud
perhaps others.
Everybody come and enjoy the
day. Signed,
Committee.
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Notice OF the First Meeting of
Creditors.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern Division of the
Northern District OF Mississippi. In
the matter OF Fred Floyd Mercantile
Co. No f97 in BIT nAruptcy, Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF FRED Floyd Mer-
camille Co. of huntsville, Mississippi,
in the county of Tishomingo and divis-
ion and district aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of June, 1922. the said
Fred Floyd Mercantile Go. was duly
adjudicatcd bankrupt and the first
meeting of creditors will be held at the
court house in the city of Corinth,
Mississippi, n the DIST day OF July
1922, at $ o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting,
This the 18th day of July, 1922.
s. p. CLAYTON,
Referee in Bankruptcy. Tupelo, Mis-
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

Ofic rs Phillips, Hooper and
Johnson captured a still just be-
yond Showdown last Friday: II e
men who were operating it got
away. Strange that these law vio-
lstoss can't zee that it is just II
question of time with them. They
re all h eaded for the penitentia'y y
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

Throw off that tired, rundown
feeling and build up your strength
by eating nourishing food, Tanlac
does it. For sale by the ]. G Jour
dan Drug Store.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

There's no excuse for getting half
sick and run down when Tanlac will
make you well, sturdy and strong.
Sold by the ]. c. Jourdan Drug
Store.
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Typewriter For Sale. Apply at
Vidette Office.
When you think OF buying Candy,
make it Bell Camps. The best
Candy on the. market. At Moser
Drug Store. 44-2t.
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Henstitching.

Straight hemstitching 8 cents
Straight picoting 71acts per yard
Scallops, liz cents.
Scalloped picoting 10cts. yard.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Belts,
35tf Tuscumbia, Ala.
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Raise Burr Clover.

Seed 10c Id. Buy now before we
ship, if you need any.
G. W. Reid,
45-2t,) Iuka, Miss.
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WANT TO SWAP

One 25 III. P. Boiler. In one
cond ition. Will swap for Ford car
H. l.. Moser.
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You can make date next time,
ii you carry her box of Bell Camp
Chocolates from Moser's Drug Store.
44-2t.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

The Boy Scouts are camping this
week on the Tennessee river. Prof.
S. r. Howard and Mr.. Dan Digger
are with them.
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For Sale

Whippo orwill Peas and Millet 10
hay crop. Also making 75c dozel
price on fruit jars.
T. NJ. Mcdonald,
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CORN FOR SALE-70 cents per
bu shell Apply to Mrs. S. D. Moore,
Riverton, Ala. (45-2t.
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Iuka, Miss, May 2b. 1910.

During the past few years. have
visited every health resort In The
United States. find luka Springs
the best. Health and happiness
await you here. There IL fine
moral and religious atmosphere
pervadIng the place. The hotels
are good. The water the best any
where. II you want a good con-
science, cheerful disposition and
good health, como to luka Springs,
Mss.
You're for Health and Happiness.
SUNSHINE HAWKE.
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Church of Our Saviour.
(Episcopal.l

IEpiscopaI.]
Services: Sunday, July 10th,
Morning Service and Sermon, II a,
m. Wednesday, July 10Th to Sun
lay, July 23rd. Mission Services
will be held by Bishop Green, OF
Meridian. A very cordial invitation
s extended to all the services held
in this church,
DR.. Charles L, w. Reese, Rector.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

Mrs. Marc ls Browning, sister
Mrs. I. L. Brown, Of Luxe. died
cry suddenly at her home in Boon
lille, Miss, Tuesday and was burie
heie Wednesday.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
One Saw Mill complete. 45 H..
p. Boiler, 35 H. P. Engine. No. 3
mill in first class condition. In OPP
Grafton now. 5 miles north of Iuka
H. l.. Moser.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13

If it's Candy you want, and must
have, get Bell Camps at Moser's
Drug Store. Al 2t.
Mr.. Granville Dudley, of Nash
willie, Tenn, was in Iuka this we k
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13
6 sc

lures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Dengue or Bilious Fever. 1t kills
he germs.
Miss Sarah Cunningham, who has
cen visiting her aunt, Miss Bama
Akers, returned to her home in Oko-
led as far as Corinth by Miss Akers.
$50 quickly relieves Cold
Constipation Biliousness,s
and Headaches. A Fine
Tonic.
Miss Virginia Pyle, who has be en-
visiting her sister. Mrs. McDufiie, If
Okolona, has rned home.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13
HEMSTITCHING.

Straight work with cotton, 10c.
Scallops, Points and Circles, be,
Minimum charge 25 cents.
We furnish the thread and return
postage for work by Mail and return
work next day after receiving it.
Silk Thread 21ac extra.
JAMES PRYOR COMPANY.
Corinth, Mississippi.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-07-13
For Sale

Good go horse power loiler, or
will trade it. r. M. Mcdonald
Miss Lucy Jourda n has returned
f.om a stay Of several weeks in
Virginia.
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!. P. FoRD.

Commissioner.
c. B. Wright. Solicitor. As 4