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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
PARTISAN DESIGNERS
Open DOOR TO PRESS

PARIS. March 6-.That E;,tc word IL
l;s own in I@,r.~ witch has to 10 cx-
r,ls.y",y w.;n r}lo r,y,r."n .; women
rI";E.ug has lw.r Ih"nwn ut" "a h:"h
state ,C ,.>,.;..u..,r iHTurgh Tho r"."rt
"r,lii.ui" departure ui one "' is cad
ing mc!ub,r- IN .ry.t''E T"wS/air; In"n
/" view hi sprin2 .nl '-unmF dresses.
IN Gu;rg SO IL" drc.suAh"r smashed
. tradition a. old a. the iHr!H di'SS-
Ivak:r.: business lt'"lf which has H.-
w,yrt hu,strI % Uu" fact mat i H''"'"
10 urW ~p,l"r I" ASSIST l. I" greatness.
The rrir,. entlt'N"~ "f u" nr"NS haN'
boon Vigorously barred h"rct"inrN and
u:tnv Of the Mig establishments whose
names are We'll known 20 American
women have gone 80 far as to demand
a special passport with a picture from
Ill those who cntcrc! their establish
Incnts Those few special fashion Wit
,rS who have obtained admission were
made to believe they had been highly
hcunrcd.
jean I'atou. 4 young Frenrhman with
American ideas. decided recently that
his aSGOCiatCs were wronE. lie. there
fore. arranged Il special party. invite"
All the h"St-hnown wSpap"rm"n IN
paris foreign and French--and reveal
ed In them The secrets ~ his art. Any
ono WAS fro" ~ carry away careful
! dcecript!on of tho gowns displayed.
ratnu's move has caused great dsrlrS'
ION IN the Paris fashion world and
there Is much speculation as 20 whether
. E, viii force other drcSsmak"r7 10 "r"7
heir doors to the press. Many we'll
3 known house which have felt The r!n"l;
Of recent hard times are wondering
whether they are wrong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
Stomach Out OF
Order? Try Mr.
Nothing Better To straighten You Out
After Eating Too Much --Tones
Liver, Regulates BowolA Aets
Pleasantly. Guaranteed.

Many people eat too much every
lav and most cat much too much
some days. That Is why Americans
suffer moro than any people in tho
world from indigestion, biliousness
and constipation.
W a little thoughttulness and
care. however, n great amount Of
this distress could DO avoided and
you'll never realize how true this -
until you become one OK tho several
million people OF this country who
keep n box Of Natures Remedy (NR
Tablcts) constantly on hand and use
It whenever indigestion, buiousness or
constipation threatens.
Unlike laxative purges, cathartics,
such as oil, calOmci, etc. which mere
" force bov. Fl action. Natures Remedy
c1erts u beneficial influence upon tho
tcm-tho stomach, liver. bowels and
even the kidneys. Its purpose Is TO
promote vigorous ard HARMONIOUS ac-
ton 81 MI tho organs that handle the
food and body waste.
That 10 why the results which FOL-
low tho use Of Natures Remedy arc
always delightful surprise to those
who first try X. Tho action. while
prompt and thorough, is rs mild ana
gentle and pleasant as Nature her
self and the thorough cleansing the
body receives brings 4 feeling Of
real relief and benefit such ms no
laxative pill or cathart!c ever pro-
duccd for anyone.
Get a Csc box OF Natures Remedy
(NR Tablets) and try it. There Is no
risk in doing 50. for It must give you
greater relief and benefit than any
liver or bowel medicine You ever used
or money back instantly. 1t Is sold.
guaranteed and recommended by your
druggist.
G IL. GrIcst y Co. CistrlDutOr..
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About People
Movements OF individuals TO And
From The City.

r,,,:.t, Mnr.a. 4 con, miner OF lana.
j,r -. IS rcro, erin. n: the North
Wheeling noSp,;yl 81 injuries suiicre"
Sanday ru.dntgn, whrn struck by
stree; ra~. Ills injuries wcr" few cuts
and bruises.
Mss Hell Wells, secretary " tine
Fourth Street NJ. r.. church. IS r"r"E''-
ing from .u attack OF grippe an" mas
resumed her duties.
Mrs. Virginia Shater, who has been
seriously Ill At her apartment III tue
Windsor Hotel. IS recoverinG
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holloway. a"i MT
pui Mrs. Lawrence Il. SANDS OF li''s-
burrh will leave here for New ORR
ON Wednesday night. sailing from 'h'F'
Tor Europe the latter part OF the "etN'
Mrs. y. T.. Whitaker, accompanied ny
her son \. I. Whitaker. and MISS J"tN-
son. L. y. left yesterday evening 1"'
Atlont:c CITY. Mrs. Whitaker mas oeeh
SICK for the rast few weeks anu y 80
hoped that Il stay At the PoPu'"'
will benefit her health.
Ec-nlrd T. Kaiser. state adJutauI VI
m, American Legion returned nome
,..,s.,rd,y morning from Rlauchton, O.,
where he addressed meeting or inc
members Of Marion County Post NO. lay
sunday. The sunday meeting narke"
~, ,.loso ct 4 successful membership
cs,mpatCn.
pr, Harry Hall. chairman OF the exc
,utiNc committee on trst all treatment
Of the local Red Cross, Will leave the
latter part or the week for washington
u a. where he vii visit Rcd Cross head
,uiArttcrs 10 study the latest method oil
,irs. oid treatment ON his return there
Will probably be changes made IN the
present system OF teaching first a'I.
Mrs. Ucttle cline. o. the Geo H. LAY
lor company, is able L" be up a''er an
illness Of several weeks.
Miss Gilne C"mcrtord IS recovering
from u recent illness ~ ''ci N''''' "
Chaplne street
Mrs. II. {. Dunn. NJ Pittsburgh. Is the
cu,st of her aunt Mrs. r. r. Wa"ncr
Miss Eebccca Pollock has returned
from a week end visit to Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry j. Humphrey OF
Eood,awn arc now in Havana, Cuoa'
completing southern trip.
Hon. Julian G.. Ncarnn IS recovering
from an illness at his home out the
pike.
Mr.. Hugh VI. Alien has returned from
an Eastern business trip.
rr ". \. QU.mby Will 20 70 Wells
burr today to address the k;waNiS cIuo
. Of that city. -,., 49,,
Mr.. ". W. Holloway IS visiting ".t"
49, na-r,tE. NJ. and Mrs. Alexander
LASS. VIC have recently purchase"
l..r-g'ow - Mountain Lake, Ia"
Mr. Walter i;ioomtlH'd. ot the Island
40 ,yi.g Mr<. E.Oumucid. has been WIS.,
ing nj tho winter hou" "c his sister
N,s William wells. n -. '."Id. Fla
NJ, -r.rru carly mkt wc"H. Mrs. Boon
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Mes lanes
Enrngement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hc'",' -
o. Pleasant VALLEY. announce t"T
rarerenc % their daughter '"rh" H.
NJ. N,hin Schubert The d"t" '"' l ..,
Wedding has not Yet been So ""t = T...
take place In -" early Su'hn,'''
Uclmbrigtt is attractive an" 49,,
o,fshed Young lady oS pleasing person
,,r,v she s a gradual" 90 Wheeling
tT;,,h school ,,,l - FairmoNt Seminary.
!, Washington u. c. Mr.. SrAue"rt IS r
20, ~ Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Schubert. ~
wood,awr lie IS connected WIN ina
sales department Of the II. G. ka'H:tzSr
company.
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Those Pretty Teeth
How careful people get them

their efficiency Now leading dentists, here md
abroad, are urging their daily use.
A new-type dentifrice has been created, called
Pepsodent 1t complies with modern requirements
And these 6lm-fghting methods ne embodied m
il. Every use attacks the film m two effective vayA
Aids Nature too
Dummy starch deposits also cling to teeth, .nA
often ferment and form acids To digest them,
Nature puts starch digestant in the saliva Every
use of Pepsodent multplies that starch digestant
Nature puts alkaGs in the saliva to neutrai1e
mouth acids. Each use of Pepsodeut multplies
those alkalis
Thus Pepsodent twice daily brings FIVE desned
effects 1t has brought to millions, as viii 70
you a new conception Of clean teeth
Send the coupon for a To-Day Tube md watch
the delightful effects Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence Of the viseoU
film See how teeth whiten the 6lm-costs dis
appear.
See the new beauty, feel the new cleanlineA
Then Judge for yourself what such results may
mean to you and yours. This is too important 10
forget Cut out the coupon now.
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:. $40 a. SlSi .0I%.7l
Towns Schools
,,ls 1890 sl%O.G4..0" s279.@36.H
Given Advance Payments

Several taxing districts, needing funds
N advance Of tho regular d!Su 'bu'i"h
dptc. requested Auditor F"Eic |" a'-
vance part of the 'aN"S. ~" '".I""'"7
towns and cities acr"rdinf!! W'r, > nj
checks ia udvanc" "' ;hc regular o,Slf'-
',,,,ion Nv tn, auditor: Martins Ferry.
& .nuo, raid January Il; Bclln!r|. $500,
January 10 and $2."o0 February .;
and El~ncsv;l!c. s4.n00, February IS.
The county paid the state. S'"'2@I.''
os .hc county's contribution 20 its snare
nr tac states expenses. NHaitnr f"E e.
ON Saturday sem n warrant Tor ms
amount T. state Treasurer l. ". Archer'
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RECITAL
GIVES PLEASURE
PUPILS OF MRS. ELSA GUNpL1NG
pUGA AND MRS. JESSIE WOLFE
L1PPHASDT APPEAR IN
PROGRAM
Recital Given in which They Are Pro-
scented by Thoir Instructors
Mt y. w. c, A.

Tur = ~ Nj LISA curling I"fH.
,"ico teacher. And Mrs. jessie '"rrNArH''
teacher ut piano. W'~c presented III re-
r,tal yesterday afternoon IN IN" !. W
9 4 social room ia an artistic a'"'
well diversified program.
Miss puruthy NHsatl. Of Str"I"nN 'i'',
q, pupil 80 Mrs. pUEI aul'"Hrcu h"r"'
oil the program Her rich '"ntr''i'
voice was heard I" advantage III several
we'll CHOSEN songs.
Mss Cathcru" Eoncy r,cT."d her
hearers greatly IN Ia" lovely piano SNt''
crt,tlrd pay in Ncu:r"." hy Ilh"lh"ri
Nrvlr. Miss Eon"> played rarn 1T the
fnur numbers Of thI~ sUli" With StH'"
and ludrrStaud;uE. h"r phar~iaE good
and hcr technique aGcQUat" I" th' &c
Iu:,ud - tn, lnvvr difficult uu'"H"r%.
In Mss K.rr. of Toronto. Nh'". "aS
,",ucu.lri a vote" Il unusual rr""ilS"
StfH IN her Toms. Sur displays u n'.N'
rar.ly S."r m on" 50 y"uu-. Miss N":r
has Presently accepted thv |"N'ti"" az
,,uut~aitu >"ir.~t ur IT," N">tm'N$''"
church al S,,.I.-il, I've. -.
Mrs. I;,n i>unu,., r.....Hl 4 t'.,. N.'
heard the recital With two brilliantly
executed piano u1wh'r~. rla' l'Hn."rN''
Dance. by Er,'rn~ aad "Th" THr"m-
toIlr. Ivy Ti.n H"uka, IN cH"h "f which
she splIHvd remarkable t""hn'Vu' ~
tclligcnc" and sens" "t mci"'lr va'u"
Miss Hazel Spud"rnan SnprHn" ~
the First United Presbyterian church,
pleased greatly in 4 group Ur songs.
we'll suited - hor voice. Miss Sender
man is c"usidvr,d among tn" hes; so
urauos In Wheeling.
An informal reception followed the
program. during which tea WAS served.
Mrs Jasper Baum presiding At the tc7
table Assisting her We're Misses
Ailcnc Kraft. Mrs. VIII Bard and Mrs
Carl Nash.
Those who heard the recital w"ro:
Mesdamcs u. W. Byrum. {. q. SNrcN I"
. Carl LASH Wilbur food. an'oS Stew
nrt. Rul,a Hall F!ora Williams. John
Nelly, A l.. Wells Ted Flats, Fred
Faris. 4. T. Nay Sidney Good, naN'
Tyler. Homer Morris. OF tHirmoat, W
Va. Jasp"- Eaum and VIII Rard
= Misses Antoin"ttr EcNman. 'ar"lH'
Rrandfass. LuciC Hicks, A!lrnc krat
and Or. Clara sullivan.
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DAVID PATTON DIES

David Tatten, colored. aged 80 years
d.cs suddenly yesterday afternoon at
,bc Ohio Valley general hospital, death
him. caused by hear trouble. He was
s,rIrLen III NJ noon. and was admitted
70 the hospital at 1920 p. m. He died
a. five o'clock He was married and be-
SIDES his wife IS survived ny sister,
Miss Anna Green. lie lived at lVl6
Alloy q
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Euchre Party

Tie ". NJ. club % ~" Women h,''
rat Association & Rr.dEHnoTs W"
cbro ard domino ra-'y Thursday
oyerjrq M Sis At the Hein!ein hail IN
p-,dgcrort All members and fr'cndS
~ rho order arr invited 20 be present,
Ms charles Win,crro,lcr Is genera
chairman She viii be ISsistot by Mrs.
william McCOnnaughy.
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SUTTON RENOM|NATED
S|STERSV|LLE MAYOR

cjs,nrsvi,Ia. March 6-Alayor w. l..
sutton. who is completing his sixth
consecutive term aS mayor Of this CIT.
las nominated for two years, 10y H. "
Thu"u,n former mayor. now local bank
e., bier. at the convention of tn" !'c1-
NOS party The present administration
with two exceptions has again been
nominated FOR office.
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ooo rov por1cnMANs WIDOW

T,.trshurg.N. "a, Narch 6-VIty couN-
III, ,ol,v referred To It's nnaucc commit
,cc . resolution under which $1,000
,,.,,,rd he ua.I 10 To widow Of Shrver
notice commissioner who died
.crn-,l months ago. The resolution de-
~,,rcd that the commissioner died rs 4
-os,,t cf = gun shn. wound innictcd by
robbers twelve years ago.
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BLOOD TRANSMISSION
GIVES PATIENT EASE

Ercel Prysock. young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer T. Prysock. Of the south
Side Is resting as we'll as can be ex-
nected at the North Wheeling hospltai
ef,er a successful blood TRANSMISSION.
The bows father gave the blood. Ths
TRANSMISSION was made as the result Oh
the boy being III for several weeks.
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LECTURE At TEMPLE

4 lecture will re given on wednesday
o,ori,r. AT the E0T street temple by Mr..
W q. Nct''USkey. 81, who vii! speak on
his tour Of Europe. Including Norway
sweden and Iceland. for the benefit OF
the Jewish relief fund
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,;rr--c Wc.s,y MISS L"oao Wilson. MSS
EcI W,i.s. Mss May Hui .hSo" an"
Ms George C"n.$,o.k ami M"N3TS y.
:, n:.A."v. Richard ."f:r:'S. Claude -"
.t,.l T. II. NCI.
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n.noinr Class Postponed.

Mrs. Alma Wilson Shater aNuou"'''
that her weekly class IN "a" '' '.
,nch,,ouc will not br held this evening"
-, ,c,o,n, OF the sickness Of manE ~
the members CT the class
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Mrs. Samuel ". Harper was hostess
1t. a charming luncheon at her nome in
Echo Io.n: Yesterday Til" guest hist
included 4 SINAI group - the hostess
.nt!mG = friends.
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Entertalns Class

Mrs. Merle r. Sil,ea vi, entertain
n" me- 'ub,rs Of the SUHday-school class
nS which sac IS teacher this evening At
.ic- hume IN the Martinda!c apartments
w Interesting program OF informal So
.lNl diversions has been arranged for
30 guests and 4. II o'clock a dainty
uacheon vii be served. Mrs. Nillee'S
guests will DC:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07

The North Holland canal NJ the
time OF its completion in 1895 was the
largest canal OF it's kind in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07

Bath. Maine, March 6.-Mr9. Lois I.
Mckievc-. heading nm independent
ticket. was defeated tor mayor by form
e. Mayor Joseph Torrry. n III" annual
city election today The vote was 1872
to S3S.
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Careful pcopc-millions Of them-are brushi
their teeth in a new way. They do it almost
world over and largely by dental advice.
Whittier teeth is result You see them ev>fy-
where. Now urge you to try the method which
they use. Ask us for a ten-day test
Just remove the film
1t is film that makes teeth dngy. That viscous
coat clngs to the teeth, enters crevces and stays
The tooth brush used in old ways has left much OF
intact
Film is what discolors, not the teeth, Film is
the basis of tartar. Most peoples teeth are kept
couL~d by it, more or less.
Film also holds food substance which ferments
and forms acids 1t holds the ?cids in contact with
the teeth to cause decay. 1t breeds millions OF
germs, and they. with tartar are the chief cause OF
pyorrhea.
All these troubles have been constantly increas-
r,a Ard most Of them traced to film which
old-~sy brushing left teeth.
What must be done
Dental science, after long research, has found
two film combatants. Able authorities have proved
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Amounts BY Districts
Schools,
Township

IN" amoYuis sen, IL" various utX'"E
1 q, r-lrtS fnlLnW.
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Just remove the film
What must be done

Dental science, after long research has found
two film combatants. Able authorities have proved
Okolona messenger., 1922-07-20
Sidewalk Notice

Be it resolved by the Council
of the City of 0kolona that it is
necessary that the following
improvements be m d e
in the City of OkoIona and that
in the judgement of said council
the General Fund of said City
should not be used for the pur-
pose of making said Special I'M
provements, but that the cost of
same should be assessed against
the abutting property.
Be it furthur resolved that the
following improvements be con-
structed in accordance with plans
and specifications en- file with
the City Clerk.
A concrete sidewalk four feet
wide along the West side Of
Fleming Street from Monroe
Street to South Street.
a concrete sidewalk four fee1
wide along The North side of
Monroe Street from Fleming
Street to Ga:.,!g Street.
4 corcr3te sidewalk four f,o.
wide along the West side Of
CHURCH S.::.eet ts2m .Aoaroe
Sttllt II Brvvn S5reot.
4 concrete sidewalk touf ieet
wide along the South side Of
Monroe Street from Pra'aie
Street to Church Street.
A Concrete sidewalk four f.et
wide along the North side Of
Murfae Street from Gatlin Street
to Silver Street.
A.concrete sidewalk four feet
wide along the East side Of
Church Street from Main Street
to Washington Street.
A concrete sidewalk four feet
wide along the North side of
Monroe Street from Gatlin Street
to Give Street.
Passed in regular session OF
the City Council July TIN 1922.
Attest T. M. Dean, Mayor
w. J. Williams,
City Clerk.
Okolona messenger., 1922-07-20
Trus.ee Sale Notice
State Of Mississippi,
CnickasaW County.

State of Mississippi,
Cnickasaw County.
BY virtue Of authority con-
ferred on me in q certain deed
of trust executed bv jim Baker
and his wife Francis Baker, to
me as Trustee, to secure a
certain indebtedness /: therein
mentioned due G. E. Glidewell,
Sr., which deed Of trust is Of
record in Prust Deed Book 1913,
at page 1876 Of the records Of
Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
Default having been made IN
the payment of said indebted
ness, and ! having been request
ed SO to do, will on
SATURDAY THE 18th. DAY
OF AUGUST, 1922, offer for
sale and sell to the highest and
best biddet for cash. within
legal hours, al The frvut doof Of
the Court House in the city of
Okolona, Mississippi, the follow
ing described land, to-wit:
South ! of the Southwest / OF
Section 26, Township l2, Range
i, East.
Said Ind will &c sold to satisfy
said Indebtedness and the cos'
and expenses Of executing thi;
trust.
Witness my Signature thi:
9Th day of July. 1922.
H. c. GlidewelI,
Trustee.
Okolona messenger., 1922-07-20

Ruff Holloman, 6 days road work,
75O.
Tufbevllle & Son, Feed for Coun-
ty teams, Dist. 8, 1880.
F. B Carroll, Gasoline, Dist. 1,
24,12.
A. C. Harrington, Unloading
piling, Dist 4, 500.
W. H. Smith, Abutments to bridge,
Dist 4, 500.
H. D. Ray, Refund tax, 6.68.
Aaron McLendon, Refund tax, 1.20
Jim McLendon, ct al, Refund tax,
9.66.
r. r. Buchanan, Refund tax, 1924,
Hamp Wade, Refund tax, 500.
j. L. Atkinson, ct al, Refund tax,
1927.
f. 1. Harris, Expense Road Com
missioner, Dist 2, $3.50.
E. Saxon, Road Commissioner Ex-
panse. Dist. 2, 20.50.
Bobbs-Merrill Pub. Co., Code for
Co. Attorney. 1850
HoulI;a Hdw. Co, Mdse reads, 8.05
Times-Post, Notices, etc, eco.
J, C, Moffatt, Salary, 5000.
Or. J. s. Evans, Jail and pauper
practice, 1880.
T. D. Irammell, Salary, $500.
c. r. Harris, Salary, $500.
W. F. Mclaughlin, Salary, 65.00.
a. L. Lancaster, Salary, $500
joe Roberts, Work on tractor,2nd
Dist, 1.50
Dr. J, M. Hood, Corn, Dist. 2,
1925. @!~.0-'s~
r. L. Brand, One acre Of land,
1000.
Sim Coyle, ct al, Road work, 1850
Bank of Houston, G 0 D parts for
tractor, Dist. 2, 1854.
T, c. Morgan, Barn rent, Dist, 4
500
Woodland Hdw. Co., Greece etc.
| Dist. 3, $50,
j. r. Springer, Tractor repairs
and parts, Dist. 5, 1913.
0. f. Baird & BE, Sharpening
grader blade, Dist. s, $50.
F. M. Roney, Mule shoeing, Dist
5, 800.
Fred Young, Refund tax, 1852.
Okolona messenger., 1922-07-20
Tos&Eo

urove's.TAd Vitality hrcpnIc restores
tT,tFIc&ins the BiOOdsys fdEifyine and
.-...sa sthenissL LgE. When ycu feel its
strer naf girls BOratine eGect. zee how
Il bril- el color 70 the cheeks and how
il improves the appetite. you viii then
appreciate It's true tonic value.
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic Is simply
IRON and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it. The bleOd
needs QUlVINE 70 Purify it and IRON 20
Enrich Il . Destroys Malarial getEns and
Grip germs by its Strengthening, ipyieof-
eeina Effect. 60c.
Okolona messenger., 1922-07-20
Trustees Sale

By virtue OF the PROVISIONS OF
a trust deed executed by w. A.
Ellis on the 1st day of May,
1920, to secure the payment ola
certain Indebtedness due F. l..
/ Hogan and s. NJ. Walker,
evidenced by four promissory
notes, dated May 1st. 1920. in
sums due and payable as fol-
lows, o-wit: one note in sum Of
100000 due March 1st, 1921,
one note in sum Of 100000 due
March 1st, 1922, one note in sum
Of $1,000. 90 due March 1st, 1923.
and one note in sum Of $1,000 90
due March 1st, 1924, all Of said
notes bearing interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum
from date until paid. and which
trust deed i5 recorded in Book
133, page 5l2 Of the records Of
trust deeds in the Office Of the
Chancery C!srl. OF Chjcxasaw
County ct IIou ton, Mississippi,
default l.aliig been lQaGe in The
naymcrt Of tilt first two CT sai9
notes in the cum of 5000 %
each due and pay aLle March lst,
1921 ard March 1st, 1922, re-
9pectiyely, and ], G Thonpsoa,
tiyatoe, having been Requested
by said f. L. Hogan and B. NJ,
Walker to EOraclosa said t.ast
3eed, thereforc !, J. G. Thompson,
as t.,ustee in said trust, deed will
On the 7tll day of August, 1922,
/ within legal hours at the front
door Of the Court House Of the
second district OF ChlckasaW
County at Okolona, Mississippi,
proceed to sell at public outcry
TO the highest and best bidder
for cash that certain parcel or
plat of land located and situated
in3blocks N and 7S according ia
Tits survey as being part Of
the property Of the cid Okolona
Oil Company in the City Of
OkoionA, County of Chickasaw,
State Of Mississippi, and more
particularly described as follows,
to-wit: beginning at a stake ir
the South East corner of the Ole
| Oil Mill Company property above
mentioned. same being at the
intersection Of Warren anC
Parchman Streets in the City Of
EOkolona, Mississippi, and run,
ming in a North West direction
294 feet 8 inches to stake
opposite Gin House, therct
North "a feet along the Wes
A side of Parchman Street, theme,
West 125 feet z inches to tn,
center of the Railroad tract
Esstof main mill building, theme
South $50 feet to Warren Street
thence East 1856 feet to point o
beginning, together with a tw
story gin building. seed house
cotton house, with one Hardy
Tynes 18x42 Corliss engine
18x72 boiler, eight seventy say
Continental hulIer gins with q
shaftings, pulleys, beltings, cor
veyors, elevators. pumps. hea
ers, two double box pr esses, an
, all other appliances now bein
used in the operation Of this gi
plant,
Witness my signature this Il
10th day of July, 1922
Jno. G.. Thompson,
Okolona messenger., 1922-07-20
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