https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4853da143a661527fb81915d8ffd2842.pdf afd4ee0e2510b5f6287d862f31343b97 PDF Text Text SHERIFF WINS RACE SHIPPING TOMATOES WITH ALLEGED LEGGERS IN CARLOAD LOTS TO CAMP SATURDAY iliKKN W(( Miss, .lur- .iSpl) S After radiiK with. M.ntt 'ai'd.uran 64 BOY SCOUTS GOING l i. 11 Vt S;iturliiv t I m. Hoy S.onis will mil.-Ilir-- c t Kitmi K.U Krnv from Ilardv, Ark. 'I'h.v will sw n.i niid Saturday aft"iro'n. Sundaywnd a c.itivi pn'Vttrinir iht tmii. I'H'IIMIl! flrf Will tf lislltfll M.jlirV TIvn with appropriate nnts-lwiiu will pr.rani th Indians, ih.it juthph and tip A iN of trnrkir.t: mill stunnling !! new totem pole is t" ! iri'. t.'d s ThursHoouts with Indian a mcrtlnit. at fl'f nlht day iniip S.'Ven scout hav lirru r.tt' t to IihcIm-s-. Iodic ulii.li ic. rrsionitH l It tx unrHniiP-.-corporal In the army. thnt ahfoltiti'ly rn Run will bf ! hp hoys ramp, hut kpvphiI nitration to maUr havp PxprpKPi! th.-tpt of how and arrows, a good of which In Hip handp of oiip Ho Know s how to up It Is said to Pipial a - nfio. both In dis'an. r and aovuraoy Brpad for ono nual a day Is tl'P only will not makr food (hp I'anip meat and rogptablpa nn iro.tui -l tdsruits anil on the ramp and farm, cornhrpad will form n part of tht food at Thrpp pxprrt ramp. prppared cnoka have hppn procuivil and are in examinations arc ramp now. M.clii-u- l rpfiutrpd of aoouta dpsirlnn to :itti nil hut to datp notip havp ipj.otrd ts a Thp nnlv grounds for rippctl'm rnrmminlcablt dlspas1. No randy o from cake will hp allowed to hp home, and 50 pnts a work Is all the tppndlnic money allowed. All ramp firea will he lit hv the scout who wins the honor, flint and stop helix used. Scout will nuiJie. snuirrpl and bird cacea. which will hp (men to 111 city to place In rourt sipiare. 4 Kim-.k- . Mni'-dn- y mrn-rrtP- r 111 anil dcputiis tin' in two au- highway Wrdn.sdav 111 .1 ic.lolillrs. tlaVelllii; late ol In miles all hour. Sam Mitchell, a white an. wanted l.y the offu.-ifor h.iv- K Whlskwas ar- in bl pONScssloll, -. n. ted. b.it his c.onpani'in. cic. ro Hum-hvey- driver and owner iiiiiohili. eMupo! i.achinc. Nlltt llcil ! i t'"-- d 111 'i"Jt. ti.-r- M1S iii.nii- iiti- itter wrecking lis br.ciKht In liul placed the lludscn f A wa- wiii-H- T.YSTAI. SI'ltlN'tiSi Miss.. June II. ) Trui k growers are beginning to market their tomato crop In car lots ami prices are such aa to make the farmer smile with aatisfactlon. Hing a veteran at truck growing, 19 crates of tomatoes last shipoed exw..k which netted him after all sum been deducted the tidy penses had of ..e'J :IT. Saturday It solid carloads of tomalrea were shipped (Hit and ad vices morning Wednesday Were lo the effect Ihlit the 14 carload-ha- d netted the farmers arour.d $3n.U00 I'abhage, which have been on the de-In stiffened cline for seveial days. y II es Tuesday and closed steady afternoon at around $ Sf per ot balance the by making eiate, then the eroo a inone - um ker for those fann ers who Htill have the vegetable and manv of the fields are allll green with them. This has been a aunshiny wppk in contract I i the continued ralna of last week and with a continuance of his weather the tomatoes will ripen rapidly and Increase In yield. The croj iSpl to llreetiwicl of - broken juu win n tic car was w re. kcd. The oftlc.-ri:ttlired. bowev.r one f:.lnll of Ihe lie lor The sin iff has t.ik.n Men of the Uie ai. I: will ho id I FLORENCE POST WINS. isi.ii- n.i ii;i:nci: .;,i .inne Tlu Holelice l.i loll post wmi oiu 111 APmstoii, Ala., ai the slate meeting ,i, its fight for the I'd ineetliiK. ac.orii-in- g to a telegiam finm Kail h Wiilt-lal.ecluilttuan of the del. s.i'ion from thu city. It put up a name (ighl nvi r Mobile and large i Hies and the smaller . ' 0' 1.1 Aibali . .1 I The Tnscpiibi,! ml Sin ffa' I j ..ft united Willi them to get in., convention to agree uin.rt Klorene In ll'dliiigswor.h of tti- First T'resbytertati I..M s ;is ihe chuteh. aofon.p.uiied ih,reprcseti!atle of tue Hnref. cp luilnhcr commerce BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF. HfilSTnU June II. i,Sp!j T.-n- Hen Nave accnlei ially alio) himself at Klizahclhon. Tenu iiccording to InforTe mation received Tile buy Is SUid 10 have been with a loaded tampering 11 pistol when find. Inflicting Unwound. It Is not known here jnsi how had he Was wounded, but the alien inn phisician elates that the tnjuiy w l prove tatal. - 111 I I . , I n will reside. Children Who Are Pale and Weak good Quinine and Iron Tonic. TASTKF.KSS chill TONIC rurlflea and enriches tha blood and Tbullda up the whole eystein. A General strengthening Tonic for Children. Hap. 4 Adulta GRKKNWOOD. Mlaa., June 11.' (Spl.) board of aupprviaora, which has 6een In aesslon Ihla week at the ordered the eKiahllshment of the I'elucla drainage district embracing the adjoining; property and other Janda benefitted by the combination of canal, leveva and ditches " vyatem In township 1. range 1, oust. G. A. ; Wllaon. .Jr., W. U Craig and Arch s j etcri were appointed commlsaloners of the district. Mr. Wilson will aerve, two yeara; Mr. Craig, four yeara. and Mr. 1'eteet air yeara. 8. S. Mitchull waa appointed aa a special deputy, sheriff of District 4. purchased their clothing for Cash? Worsteds Serges Mohairs Cool Cloth Palm Beaches Silk Suitings .ll repair all makes of Work called for and delivered. Room 39, Am. Ex. Bldg. . rhono Main 14. $25 $20 Don't Kefp Time Consult Pants Pants Don't Spoil Your Hair By Washing $7.75 ....,..$21.25 $17.00 81 S. Main St. ' $24.95 1 $21.75 ":,f $8.50 s rmy-- Hurrah! Kiddies! School Is Out wear !!, 1,11 liits it'.i'li'is, ,,ii:!itiH'ti.'s tnildi its last imtf. The are all put joi WASHING; MACHINES, Will arrive by boat in a few days they left St. Louis yesterday. This consignment is to be followed by another shipment June 12th. While we already have a number of these machines sold there are limited number available for selling on our floors. Place your order now. Ask for demonstraa tion. Sold on Deferred Payment Plan. Ask us for details. Electric Novelty Company And Our Skill in Kitting Them To Your Eyes. Electrical MONROE AVE. i buy Labor-Savin- g . Household Appliances PHONE MAIN 1053. TWO VERY POPULAR FEATHERWEIGHT SUITINGS for MEN'S HOT WEATHER WEAR Boya' Suits In Palm Beach and Mo- hair, as well as light to $29.50 woolens $12.00 to $21.75 -- Clearance on Ladies' Spring Suit's and Sport Coats And Upward MOHAIR AERPORE H. THE STANDARD FABRIC for MEN'S THE ARISTOCRAT w. There Ts a pure "AERPORE" worsted fabric made from fine selected half blood stock rand yarn dyed. It possesses tailoring qualities that are remarkable for a cloth of such feathery lightness. The fabric lias often been called the of "Aristocrat Tropical Worsteds," and with sufficient reasons, for it is the only tropical all Worsted Cloth with perfect tailoring and wearing qualities. is an even distribution of cool comfort, style faction and shape retaining quality that particular dressers desire for their summertime clothes. Open a Charge Account The fabric Ihi- - is ;., ,ri. n.s pt;iyti:no l'nr the youngsters. They can run .lU'l jump tu their heart's I'untent. Ir li'hMs!. t n play necessitates comfurtuhlc r that ive amjilc K'niih. ei u i'alile sh-- es feet. the In .nil is made in Eng- land where Mohairs are always the best the world produces the garments are tailored in America by the leading mikers of summer s r- clothes. 1 j ' i LIGGETTE OPTICAL CO. ! MADISON AVE. 108 : H. W. Liggette J. Joe Marsh E, G. Parham Tha Em6lirt of Superior Service ju5??5x wWAjliS if! cv yvO y&fZfC-- Xaiag .li.;'-"- ,ifljrt:i;.i.n...-."..i!u imi. .Hb !':. 'MM J..ii..lni;i.l;iii!!i Write For Our Free o' Eyeelght" I'l I.I.IKI'XS are yi ii r iy i r jirl a tpua1 PI..V SllOl'S. Huy WW j4T WVA pair. CARADINE SHOE COMPANY 63 N. MAIN Boo,l'!, J"Conterva-Optica- lon Every parmcnt ban the PRIESTLEY LABEL. It iilentifiei the fabric guarantees iti genuineneia -- i FOR SALE BY LEAD.ING CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS 201 South Main Street l "Caradine's Prices Keep Caroline's Crowded" -. SUMMER SUITINGS satis- For One Week .rAT.rr Of HOT WEATHER SUITS aw.iy f..v I'lc viiiiinier. OUR GLASSES a big EDEN $5.45 Months of Play -BILLIKENS! Machine m Exclusive, kind, in Milans, leghorns, orcpe and georgette WE RELIEVE ih-l - Electric Washing shipment of And Upward Summer Skirts' one - of - a -- . , $36.50. Millinery With BEN GOODMAN, Chairman, H. S. GRIFFIN, M. W. FLETCHER,. v T. H. M'CORKLE, FRANK J. RICE, Secretary. If you have been waiting for an to $30.00, weaves now for fall laTilWn.: The Many Different Forms of Eyestrain X Good News For You - Regular $34.95 Hi r . .. Mohair, Etc. $29.95 M'TT- .... , Kool Kloth $24.95 , , to $19.95 EjBBBEXflHLSHi ' v .; 123-12- 5 It When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. .Most soaps and pre- pared shampoos contain loo much alkali, which la very Injurious, aa It dries the ecalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use la Mulslfled oil shampoo, for this Is puro and entirely greaselrss. It's very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounce will last the whole, family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and run It in. about a is nil thnt is requind. It n ukes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, ch ane s thoroughly, and rinses out easllv. The hair dries qulck-land evenlv. and is noft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy lnd easy to handle, liesides, it norii.i and takes out every panicle of dust, dirt and dandruff. adv. ; Comphjints will be received every day writing on Realty and Peron acted the above dates. The books be will and Assessments, upon sonalty, wilf be open for inspection from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. v Palm Beach (Jeorgettes, taffetas, croe de chines, in sport models as well as for dress and street wear TAILORS "They Make Clothen" , , in Men organdies John H. Moriarty & Co. 8 . " famous "Arctic eeze Clothes," in all hot weather'materials Voiles, ginghams, A. K. DK VOKS Expert KwInn Wntcliinaker Phone Main !:m. Room 52, Am. Ex. Bldg. ' ( The Dresses EXTRA PANTS If Your Watch ' . 8.1- y, Women , Canadian Clock Works We clocks. , , . , v Char ge It Suits $51.00 , . .,. Suits ...$55.25 $ 70 Suits $59.50 75 ;; $ Suits $63.75 ..i $ 80 Suits $68.00 $ 85 Suits ,. $7225 $ 90 Suits $76.50 $ 9i) Suits i... .i.i. .r.:. .i.i. ... . .i.i. .$80,75 $100 Suits ,$85.00 . .ttJ. ., $110 Suits ,., .,.$93.50 $ 65 , '" such is the case, it is your duty to investigate our "Modern Method Charge Account Plan," which enables you to a little at a pay weekly or time while you wear. 60 $ e, Thursday, June 10 Wards 34, 35. Friday, June 11 Wards 32, 33. Monday, June 14 Wards 30, 31. Tuesday, June 15 Wards 28, 29. ' Wednesday, June 16 Wards 26, 27. ' Thursday, June 17 Wards 24, 25. Friday, June 18 Wards 21, 22. 23. Monday, June 21 Wards 18, 19. 20. Tuesday, June 22 Wards 16, 17. Wednesday, June 23 Wards J3, 14, 15. Thursday, June 24 Wards 9, 10, II, 12. Friday, June 25. Wards 5, 6, 7, Monday, June 28 Wards 1, 2, 3, 4. Tuesday, Junje 29 Districts 9, 10. Wednesday, June 30 Districts 7, 8.' Thursday, July 1 Districts 4, 5, 6. ' 2 3. Districts 1, 2, Friday, July Tuesday, July 6 Wards, Districts, Personal Assessments. If he court-hous- Sater's ervic semi-monthl- NEW DRAINAGE DISTRICT. NOTICE The County Board 6f Equalization met and organized Monday, Tune the County Courtroom, room 12, second floor Courthouse, Where-thewill hear complaints on assessments of realty on the various days licrewith set forth, from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and from p.m. to 4 p.m.; Does the rest of the family go without proper clothes because one of them has Our high Htiindarrl of fine tailoring is positively assured in those stylish summer Kiirmpnts. The liberal reduction Is an opportunity for you to realize a stnntiHl saving- on your clothes; and to tis, it is the means of keeping our entire force of expert workmen busy throuKh. the dull month of JUNK. and adv. TAKE 7, 1920, in v JNeed GROVE'S PAYERS clotmngr' Light Woolens IS ister, performing the ceremony. The couple are young eople of "ni "i "i wincu .iicignuornooa tncy TAX I Does your permanent job at a fixed sal- Ill Bary justify your paying cash for your (Materials) PONTOTOC, Mlaa. Park TMIInrd and Miaa frla Ktephena warn niarrlrd Thursday, Hev. Nalllo Hrown, Ilaptlst min at Jackaon. We are talking to the man of brains who wears a white collar, as well as the man of brawn. eee SHOE CO. Moriarty Tailored Suits Reduced The marriaRO of Ky rAPl'CAH, Mlaa Mollis fiardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. A Gardner, and a popular niemoer ot younger I'aducah society, to Weak Smith, will take place on June a, it haa heen announced. Mr. Smith Is a young huslneaa man, aWilea Your Consideration Green. Mem-phl- birwb Money oaca wimau, If BUNT'S SALVE fall. In tha treatment ot ITCH, KCZKMA, lynwnuil T WrTrT V R em nt bar Itehlns akla dlawMM. PHca 15c at drn(aiata,rairMt froai J - OUKKNWnon, MIH9.. June 11. tSnl I Mlaa Lucille Wade and Claude, lied- deck were married Thursday at home here, the ceremony hping performpd by Rev. Mr. Tyree. Immediately after a th wedding the couple left for and from there will go to Now York on a bridal tour. COLE AERO-EIGHgive you unueually pood prlc for your car In trade. CO. 735 Union Ave. M. 7417 CLAVPOOL-JETTOMOTOR iVIM It Is Well Worth FOR OUE BIO 13 DAY SALE Apply At Once I home In Howling R. I). un I I 111 Is PAIH'CAlt. Ky. AnnoiiiHPinpnt made here of th enRaKPitn iit and approaching marriaB" of Mies lie'heccti tiraham, daughter of Mr, and Mts. Hitman tiraham. to Herbert Stanton CarTO HOLD CONVENTION. ney, liallaa, Tex The weddinK will take ASlll.AMi. Miss, Juno 11. tS,..i place on June 21. The county leun cratic convention w ill be held at the courthouse Mmi.la'. HUNTSVILI.K. Ala. Krnpal V Col- - June 14. to elect delegatca to the sijiie convention. Tills convenKy., anil Miss bach, of Howlingwill .e I'omposed of 3ll deeK.IIs, Mary Barkpr. dauchtcr of Mr. and tion from each of Ihe supervisors disMra. VTni. H. Haiker, of llunlsvtlle, six were married Wednesday at the home tricts. The Iiemocratlc executive committee will meet the Mime day. V. M of Ihe bride' parents, llev lllackwelder, pastor of the KtrM ltap tint rhii'ch, officiating. The couple left Immediately for luisvllle on a honey moon trip, after which they will make JltYSTAI., o WANTED 40 SHOE SALESMEN 11, MM. COPIAH PICKS DELEGATES. ISTKINGH, Miss., June Avery, a prominent hardware merchant here; 11. H. Uhymca, of a Hhymea-ThomaCo., and II. W. Ma-aoNORMAL SCHOOL OPENS. all of this city, have bepn elected Ala.. June 11. i8pl)U member of the Copiah county execuThe Normul college Hummer acbool haa tive committee and have entered It. 1'. a recnrdhreaklng attenosned with the discharge of their duties. have been dance. 1 ir. Wlllingham has arranged to Avery and W. B. have a lecture every month from tome selected aa the delegates from thia dta-inlecturer. to the Htate ltemocrailc convenThe flrat one prominent will come from the L'nlvcralty of tion which will convene on June lti. i V 11 of Is admittedly abort, but It la believed that the returna at prevailing prlcea of around fit.su per crate that the money crop at the cloae of the aeaaon will put the gmwera on "easy afreet." Wed-msda- co.llltV. J- their FMDAr, JUNC THE NEWS SCIMITAR. PAGE TWELVE. iTi 'iff rfiSrri'ii Third Store South of Orpheum Theater READ NEWS SCIMITAR WANTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Iodic ulii.li ic. rrsionitH l It tx unrHniiP-.-corporal In the army. thnt ahfoltiti'ly rn Run will bf ! hp hoys ramp, hut kpvphiI nitration to maUr havp PxprpKPi! th.-tpt of how and arrows, a good of which In Hip handp of oiip Ho Know s how to up It Is said to Pipial a - nfio. both In dis'an. r and aovuraoy Brpad for ono nual a day Is tl'P only will not makr food (hp I'anip meat and rogptablpa nn iro.tui -l tdsruits anil on the ramp and farm, cornhrpad will form n part of tht food at Thrpp pxprrt ramp. prppared cnoka have hppn procuivil and are in examinations arc ramp now. M.clii-u- l rpfiutrpd of aoouta dpsirlnn to :itti nil hut to datp notip havp ipj.otrd ts a Thp nnlv grounds for rippctl'm rnrmminlcablt dlspas1. No randy o from cake will hp allowed to hp home, and 50 pnts a work Is all the tppndlnic money allowed. All ramp firea will he lit hv the scout who wins the honor, flint and stop helix used. Scout will nuiJie. snuirrpl and bird cacea. which will hp (men to 111 city to place In rourt sipiare. 4 Kim-.k- . Mni'-dn- y mrn-rrtP- r 111 anil dcputiis tin' in two au- highway Wrdn.sdav 111 .1 ic.lolillrs. tlaVelllii; late ol In miles all hour. Sam Mitchell, a white an. wanted l.y the offu.-ifor h.iv- K Whlskwas ar- in bl pONScssloll, -. n. ted. b.it his c.onpani'in. cic. ro Hum-hvey- driver and owner iiiiiohili. eMupo! i.achinc. Nlltt llcil ! i t'"-- d 111 'i"Jt. ti.-r- M1S iii.nii- iiti- itter wrecking lis br.ciKht In liul placed the lludscn f A wa- wiii-H- T.YSTAI. SI'ltlN'tiSi Miss.. June II. ) Trui k growers are beginning to market their tomato crop In car lots ami prices are such aa to make the farmer smile with aatisfactlon. Hing a veteran at truck growing, 19 crates of tomatoes last shipoed exw..k which netted him after all sum been deducted the tidy penses had of ..e'J :IT. Saturday It solid carloads of tomalrea were shipped (Hit and ad vices morning Wednesday Were lo the effect Ihlit the 14 carload-ha- d netted the farmers arour.d $3n.U00 I'abhage, which have been on the de-In stiffened cline for seveial days. y II es Tuesday and closed steady afternoon at around $ Sf per ot balance the by making eiate, then the eroo a inone - um ker for those fann ers who Htill have the vegetable and manv of the fields are allll green with them. This has been a aunshiny wppk in contract I i the continued ralna of last week and with a continuance of his weather the tomatoes will ripen rapidly and Increase In yield. The croj iSpl to llreetiwicl of - broken juu win n tic car was w re. kcd. The oftlc.-ri:ttlired. bowev.r one f:.lnll of Ihe lie lor The sin iff has t.ik.n Men of the Uie ai. I: will ho id I FLORENCE POST WINS. isi.ii- n.i ii;i:nci: .;,i .inne Tlu Holelice l.i loll post wmi oiu 111 APmstoii, Ala., ai the slate meeting ,i, its fight for the I'd ineetliiK. ac.orii-in- g to a telegiam finm Kail h Wiilt-lal.ecluilttuan of the del. s.i'ion from thu city. It put up a name (ighl nvi r Mobile and large i Hies and the smaller . ' 0' 1.1 Aibali . .1 I The Tnscpiibi,! ml Sin ffa' I j ..ft united Willi them to get in., convention to agree uin.rt Klorene In ll'dliiigswor.h of tti- First T'resbytertati I..M s ;is ihe chuteh. aofon.p.uiied ih,reprcseti!atle of tue Hnref. cp luilnhcr commerce BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF. HfilSTnU June II. i,Sp!j T.-n- Hen Nave accnlei ially alio) himself at Klizahclhon. Tenu iiccording to InforTe mation received Tile buy Is SUid 10 have been with a loaded tampering 11 pistol when find. Inflicting Unwound. It Is not known here jnsi how had he Was wounded, but the alien inn phisician elates that the tnjuiy w l prove tatal. - 111 I I . , I n will reside. Children Who Are Pale and Weak good Quinine and Iron Tonic. TASTKF.KSS chill TONIC rurlflea and enriches tha blood and Tbullda up the whole eystein. A General strengthening Tonic for Children. Hap. 4 Adulta GRKKNWOOD. Mlaa., June 11.' (Spl.) board of aupprviaora, which has 6een In aesslon Ihla week at the ordered the eKiahllshment of the I'elucla drainage district embracing the adjoining; property and other Janda benefitted by the combination of canal, leveva and ditches " vyatem In township 1. range 1, oust. G. A. ; Wllaon. .Jr., W. U Craig and Arch s j etcri were appointed commlsaloners of the district. Mr. Wilson will aerve, two yeara; Mr. Craig, four yeara. and Mr. 1'eteet air yeara. 8. S. Mitchull waa appointed aa a special deputy, sheriff of District 4. purchased their clothing for Cash? Worsteds Serges Mohairs Cool Cloth Palm Beaches Silk Suitings .ll repair all makes of Work called for and delivered. Room 39, Am. Ex. Bldg. . rhono Main 14. $25 $20 Don't Kefp Time Consult Pants Pants Don't Spoil Your Hair By Washing $7.75 ....,..$21.25 $17.00 81 S. Main St. ' $24.95 1 $21.75 ":,f $8.50 s rmy-- Hurrah! Kiddies! School Is Out wear !!, 1,11 liits it'.i'li'is, ,,ii:!itiH'ti.'s tnildi its last imtf. The are all put joi WASHING; MACHINES, Will arrive by boat in a few days they left St. Louis yesterday. This consignment is to be followed by another shipment June 12th. While we already have a number of these machines sold there are limited number available for selling on our floors. Place your order now. Ask for demonstraa tion. Sold on Deferred Payment Plan. Ask us for details. Electric Novelty Company And Our Skill in Kitting Them To Your Eyes. Electrical MONROE AVE. i buy Labor-Savin- g . Household Appliances PHONE MAIN 1053. TWO VERY POPULAR FEATHERWEIGHT SUITINGS for MEN'S HOT WEATHER WEAR Boya' Suits In Palm Beach and Mo- hair, as well as light to $29.50 woolens $12.00 to $21.75 -- Clearance on Ladies' Spring Suit's and Sport Coats And Upward MOHAIR AERPORE H. THE STANDARD FABRIC for MEN'S THE ARISTOCRAT w. There Ts a pure "AERPORE" worsted fabric made from fine selected half blood stock rand yarn dyed. It possesses tailoring qualities that are remarkable for a cloth of such feathery lightness. The fabric lias often been called the of "Aristocrat Tropical Worsteds," and with sufficient reasons, for it is the only tropical all Worsted Cloth with perfect tailoring and wearing qualities. is an even distribution of cool comfort, style faction and shape retaining quality that particular dressers desire for their summertime clothes. Open a Charge Account The fabric Ihi- - is ;., ,ri. n.s pt;iyti:no l'nr the youngsters. They can run .lU'l jump tu their heart's I'untent. Ir li'hMs!. t n play necessitates comfurtuhlc r that ive amjilc K'niih. ei u i'alile sh-- es feet. the In .nil is made in Eng- land where Mohairs are always the best the world produces the garments are tailored in America by the leading mikers of summer s r- clothes. 1 j ' i LIGGETTE OPTICAL CO. ! MADISON AVE. 108 : H. W. Liggette J. Joe Marsh E, G. Parham Tha Em6lirt of Superior Service ju5??5x wWAjliS if! cv yvO y&fZfC-- Xaiag .li.;'-"- ,ifljrt:i;.i.n...-."..i!u imi. .Hb !':. 'MM J..ii..lni;i.l;iii!!i Write For Our Free o' Eyeelght" I'l I.I.IKI'XS are yi ii r iy i r jirl a tpua1 PI..V SllOl'S. Huy WW j4T WVA pair. CARADINE SHOE COMPANY 63 N. MAIN Boo,l'!, J"Conterva-Optica- lon Every parmcnt ban the PRIESTLEY LABEL. It iilentifiei the fabric guarantees iti genuineneia -- i FOR SALE BY LEAD.ING CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS 201 South Main Street l "Caradine's Prices Keep Caroline's Crowded" -. SUMMER SUITINGS satis- For One Week .rAT.rr Of HOT WEATHER SUITS aw.iy f..v I'lc viiiiinier. OUR GLASSES a big EDEN $5.45 Months of Play -BILLIKENS! Machine m Exclusive, kind, in Milans, leghorns, orcpe and georgette WE RELIEVE ih-l - Electric Washing shipment of And Upward Summer Skirts' one - of - a -- . , $36.50. Millinery With BEN GOODMAN, Chairman, H. S. GRIFFIN, M. W. FLETCHER,. v T. H. M'CORKLE, FRANK J. RICE, Secretary. If you have been waiting for an to $30.00, weaves now for fall laTilWn.: The Many Different Forms of Eyestrain X Good News For You - Regular $34.95 Hi r . .. Mohair, Etc. $29.95 M'TT- .... , Kool Kloth $24.95 , , to $19.95 EjBBBEXflHLSHi ' v .; 123-12- 5 It When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. .Most soaps and pre- pared shampoos contain loo much alkali, which la very Injurious, aa It dries the ecalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use la Mulslfled oil shampoo, for this Is puro and entirely greaselrss. It's very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounce will last the whole, family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and run It in. about a is nil thnt is requind. It n ukes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, ch ane s thoroughly, and rinses out easllv. The hair dries qulck-land evenlv. and is noft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy lnd easy to handle, liesides, it norii.i and takes out every panicle of dust, dirt and dandruff. adv. ; Comphjints will be received every day writing on Realty and Peron acted the above dates. The books be will and Assessments, upon sonalty, wilf be open for inspection from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. v Palm Beach (Jeorgettes, taffetas, croe de chines, in sport models as well as for dress and street wear TAILORS "They Make Clothen" , , in Men organdies John H. Moriarty & Co. 8 . " famous "Arctic eeze Clothes," in all hot weather'materials Voiles, ginghams, A. K. DK VOKS Expert KwInn Wntcliinaker Phone Main !:m. Room 52, Am. Ex. Bldg. ' ( The Dresses EXTRA PANTS If Your Watch ' . 8.1- y, Women , Canadian Clock Works We clocks. , , . , v Char ge It Suits $51.00 , . .,. Suits ...$55.25 $ 70 Suits $59.50 75 ;; $ Suits $63.75 ..i $ 80 Suits $68.00 $ 85 Suits ,. $7225 $ 90 Suits $76.50 $ 9i) Suits i... .i.i. .r.:. .i.i. ... . .i.i. .$80,75 $100 Suits ,$85.00 . .ttJ. ., $110 Suits ,., .,.$93.50 $ 65 , '" such is the case, it is your duty to investigate our "Modern Method Charge Account Plan," which enables you to a little at a pay weekly or time while you wear. 60 $ e, Thursday, June 10 Wards 34, 35. Friday, June 11 Wards 32, 33. Monday, June 14 Wards 30, 31. Tuesday, June 15 Wards 28, 29. ' Wednesday, June 16 Wards 26, 27. ' Thursday, June 17 Wards 24, 25. Friday, June 18 Wards 21, 22. 23. Monday, June 21 Wards 18, 19. 20. Tuesday, June 22 Wards 16, 17. Wednesday, June 23 Wards J3, 14, 15. Thursday, June 24 Wards 9, 10, II, 12. Friday, June 25. Wards 5, 6, 7, Monday, June 28 Wards 1, 2, 3, 4. Tuesday, Junje 29 Districts 9, 10. Wednesday, June 30 Districts 7, 8.' Thursday, July 1 Districts 4, 5, 6. ' 2 3. Districts 1, 2, Friday, July Tuesday, July 6 Wards, Districts, Personal Assessments. If he court-hous- Sater's ervic semi-monthl- NEW DRAINAGE DISTRICT. NOTICE The County Board 6f Equalization met and organized Monday, Tune the County Courtroom, room 12, second floor Courthouse, Where-thewill hear complaints on assessments of realty on the various days licrewith set forth, from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and from p.m. to 4 p.m.; Does the rest of the family go without proper clothes because one of them has Our high Htiindarrl of fine tailoring is positively assured in those stylish summer Kiirmpnts. The liberal reduction Is an opportunity for you to realize a stnntiHl saving- on your clothes; and to tis, it is the means of keeping our entire force of expert workmen busy throuKh. the dull month of JUNK. and adv. TAKE 7, 1920, in v JNeed GROVE'S PAYERS clotmngr' Light Woolens IS ister, performing the ceremony. The couple are young eople of "ni "i "i wincu .iicignuornooa tncy TAX I Does your permanent job at a fixed sal- Ill Bary justify your paying cash for your (Materials) PONTOTOC, Mlaa. Park TMIInrd and Miaa frla Ktephena warn niarrlrd Thursday, Hev. Nalllo Hrown, Ilaptlst min at Jackaon. We are talking to the man of brains who wears a white collar, as well as the man of brawn. eee SHOE CO. Moriarty Tailored Suits Reduced The marriaRO of Ky rAPl'CAH, Mlaa Mollis fiardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. A Gardner, and a popular niemoer ot younger I'aducah society, to Weak Smith, will take place on June a, it haa heen announced. Mr. Smith Is a young huslneaa man, aWilea Your Consideration Green. Mem-phl- birwb Money oaca wimau, If BUNT'S SALVE fall. In tha treatment ot ITCH, KCZKMA, lynwnuil T WrTrT V R em nt bar Itehlns akla dlawMM. PHca 15c at drn(aiata,rairMt froai J - OUKKNWnon, MIH9.. June 11. tSnl I Mlaa Lucille Wade and Claude, lied- deck were married Thursday at home here, the ceremony hping performpd by Rev. Mr. Tyree. Immediately after a th wedding the couple left for and from there will go to Now York on a bridal tour. COLE AERO-EIGHgive you unueually pood prlc for your car In trade. CO. 735 Union Ave. M. 7417 CLAVPOOL-JETTOMOTOR iVIM It Is Well Worth FOR OUE BIO 13 DAY SALE Apply At Once I home In Howling R. I). un I I 111 Is PAIH'CAlt. Ky. AnnoiiiHPinpnt made here of th enRaKPitn iit and approaching marriaB" of Mies lie'heccti tiraham, daughter of Mr, and Mts. Hitman tiraham. to Herbert Stanton CarTO HOLD CONVENTION. ney, liallaa, Tex The weddinK will take ASlll.AMi. Miss, Juno 11. tS,..i place on June 21. The county leun cratic convention w ill be held at the courthouse Mmi.la'. HUNTSVILI.K. Ala. Krnpal V Col- - June 14. to elect delegatca to the sijiie convention. Tills convenKy., anil Miss bach, of Howlingwill .e I'omposed of 3ll deeK.IIs, Mary Barkpr. dauchtcr of Mr. and tion from each of Ihe supervisors disMra. VTni. H. Haiker, of llunlsvtlle, six were married Wednesday at the home tricts. The Iiemocratlc executive committee will meet the Mime day. V. M of Ihe bride' parents, llev lllackwelder, pastor of the KtrM ltap tint rhii'ch, officiating. The couple left Immediately for luisvllle on a honey moon trip, after which they will make JltYSTAI., o WANTED 40 SHOE SALESMEN 11, MM. COPIAH PICKS DELEGATES. ISTKINGH, Miss., June Avery, a prominent hardware merchant here; 11. H. Uhymca, of a Hhymea-ThomaCo., and II. W. Ma-aoNORMAL SCHOOL OPENS. all of this city, have bepn elected Ala.. June 11. i8pl)U member of the Copiah county execuThe Normul college Hummer acbool haa tive committee and have entered It. 1'. a recnrdhreaklng attenosned with the discharge of their duties. have been dance. 1 ir. Wlllingham has arranged to Avery and W. B. have a lecture every month from tome selected aa the delegates from thia dta-inlecturer. to the Htate ltemocrailc convenThe flrat one prominent will come from the L'nlvcralty of tion which will convene on June lti. i V 11 of Is admittedly abort, but It la believed that the returna at prevailing prlcea of around fit.su per crate that the money crop at the cloae of the aeaaon will put the gmwera on "easy afreet." Wed-msda- co.llltV. J- their FMDAr, JUNC THE NEWS SCIMITAR. PAGE TWELVE. iTi 'iff rfiSrri'ii Third Store South of Orpheum Theater READ NEWS SCIMITAR WANTS  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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