https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a8b1d2e98ea7199f468d2d2375b62ade.pdf 6b1715b332a12f5f4f08f14cccf9c89c PDF Text Text THE NEWS SCIMITAR. TWELVE. AS SCOUT 1 EXtlUllVt To succeed Thos. B. Abernalhy. whe left Oct. i5 to assume the duties of I si out executive at Jackson, MlM., A. I.. Atkinson, of Mobile, will com to Memphis Nov. 1 to lake the position tsmstant to It. D. Crow, scout execu tive of the local Boy Scouts' oiganlsa- - THE Men's Store of Memphis Jl il J t THE BEST KACt TO tlon. Mr. C Our Entire In Great 25 Discount Sale! Exquisite, exclusive creations from famous millinerv creator Joseph, Maison Marie, Cecile, i One-Fourt- Price $48.75 Models That Were $65.00-S- ale Price $37 M Models That Were $50.00-S- ale Models That Were $35.00-S-ale Price $26.25 Models That Were $25.00Sale Price $18.75 Ttrt van hmx tq swatter tax. I 0 buy, here' We I I Orton was Williams' landlord and the killing was the result of a quarrel over me crop raised by Williams. I I HE salespeople in charge of our Record Department are courteous and accommodating. Every effort It exerciied to make your visit a pleasure there it no obligation to buy, though we btUeve you ' will find just the record you want here. is We have quiet and comfortable demonstration rooms, and respectfully 6ollcif your record business on the basis of expert service and ability to meet your requirements. . sell the penitentiary, in I I S FLEET OF 24. VESSELS AT LISBON Jtiat I ftoen. 7r.) Henry Burr Reed Milter Lsmnome That's All 7Se) Hir Dsnny Emerson Military tend Emerson Dance Oreheetrs ex Tret Yesrnlnfl 911 ( 7oi Dreamy Amsssn Ms 1m(Tlt Me. TlWine Mel Mummy 0' Wilt Whv Fes Tret Mdly Emerson Emerson Tex Trot 85c )Qrned Don't Forget the Sstvstlen Army Sac t In the Shadow ef the Desert Pslm 1031 1 102 (I've Got My is (they're ah Caetsln Werklnq wseiias 105S(rsroins Sunshine tH Peter Gink One-Sts- Fox Trot Wall 81s Brown Brothers Six Brown Brothers Kiiaar 1 When Marlutchj Shake a Ds Shlmmie Sh ai Bernsrd Wob Walts 10M( Fluffy Ruffles One Step Waits Bfict Llewellyn welt Thompson Rudy Wledetft Body Wiedotft One-Sti- 85c) Valte Cries ii Emeraen Orchestra Emerson Orchestra ( 1043 ( Ssxaphobla tend Fee Me Now Billy Murray Irving and J. Kaufman One-SU- i7 Tie Military Military Emsrson Dante Orohestra George Hsmllton Green Fox Tret Llahtnlns OtiS'Step 1Ci7(Tullp Time Gesige Green's Orchestra Rudy Wiedoeft UUMlCAL & Co. niqnnPIANOS tnetiuments. M-1- PINK lUXrF, Arh., Oct. 14. (Spl.) The national grand lodge or the Nacounty fair for the negro farmers of tional Vnlted Order of Wise Men and Jsfferson county will he held here Sat Women will meet at ths New Prospect according to the announcement urday, . )Hiiisi nurcn ,nov. ll-lmade by Kile Te Kelly, the county agent for the ne Tiers, rt. B. Roberts. William Collier home demonstration The fair will be held at the anil 1''. P, cooper, n. M. (Hosier and ,1 groes. ann itdi. u. u. school street Missouri Hmlth left to aitend the educational and principal of the school, will missionary slate convention at vhnt Douglass, susist in handling the exhibits. C lav. XI of Hrlsnl. Tenn t amIM. K, Blckford. Interested in ths y. m. c. A. and th T. W. c. A. addressed ths student bndv tf Howe In stltute Weduesdny sffemmtn. Welcomes were extended by the representatlveH 0 tne stuiie'it x. M. and v. w. t". A .lones hs returned rrf. Win, from Detroit, where he attended the meeting of rhe Nstlnnsl Lrben l.essi cotincli. and renorts a mecilnr nnd thst much sfisce wss given 10 sutijecrs pertaining trt the Industrie weifHi e or the nrgro people of this conn I'rof. Oeorgs W, Henderson and Trof, t. if, uregury wre pleasant csiii llnwe. The free night school st Kertreclit Is Inspiring mnny to go higher. pE BREAKDOWN I Misc Kelly Tells How LydiA E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health. Kwrk, ran I Knahe. Krakauer and Laitatxur plain. j nml pinver-pianoBrunswick. Coiumnm jitsfo. Apollo plsyer-pisnnola and the Amplcu Keprodmlnir piano. Your instrument t'onxenient ss terms tf deMred psyment. 'aii part acceptednr write for cs.stogue. uet our bsrssln list of used Phone years In North Ssoend St. Fortv-seve- n 1 UX1 ' to . GEORGE C. LITTY IS AT DEATH'S DOOR Ororge C. Mtt", brother of Harry H. l.llty, and for oYmany years aliehunter theii at lh lowlands Arkansas, of death In the tiome of his mothpoint He Is suf-r-- ( er on Hnuth --Wlllett ., V hflM a mnA a Annnllcatlon of diseale for Which the ehyslclahs bold out 10 nope. NEWS SCB1ITAR CUSSIHED ADS c tbre J.''orfromabout.nTTntS prananown ana tot so weak ! cuM and Berg Assortment to bs found in thS city. Models to suit every man. aave) a reputation that 13 International. Their Isbelg are seals all theNtoOd hats in Mcmphla, but all ve do Bell are good. We and better values, at prlcss ranging from $3.00 to f 15.00. Floor ) (Goldsmith's Men's Hat Store-i-M- ain at $10 Through and Through e want Whether you expect to buy a pair o shoes todavW not, e shoe? to see our line it's the most complete line of men s In Memphis, and the BEST values bar none. No matter what kind Cl shoe you want, no matter what leather, style, size of witftn, you una it here and we will be glad to chow you whether ytm want to buy or not. These brown calf, English lace shoes are fair examples of the iino matee values you'll find at Goldsmith's; a perfect fitting last, and shoe a through; rials and through dandy workmanship all size's; $10.00 per pair, Black gunmetal calf lace shoes in the same pattern a above at $9.00 per pair. vow high-grad- hardlj high-grad- first-clas- s Exclusive Memphis Agents for l)ettleton Shoes had tnd headachsf Trr day. I trla When Mr. and Mia. Arthur Merriman returned from a vacation to their beau liful home-- on Central avenue, Tit looked as If the Germans might have retreated from It. While not one of the largest It was one of the most tastily arranged and furnished homes x1n the elty, The thieves, however, showed no dlwrtmliu lion In what thev.lnnk. Clothing, dec. orstlnns, bedding and In fact everything moved oft. .Mr. aierri portable were ti'Mi had 1)1,000 bugler Insurance mi th heusehold goods, but that was A ems were part of ths loss. Then, too, there nnm several boxes which went to tne prior to July 1, the Ws of which M Merriman and his friends deeply d plore. mistrial was entered In the case against Dr. J. B. Cool chancery court Iste Thursda This wss ths xeoAnrf hearing of the case, a new haflnt being granted In the first trlnl Mier a verdict had been rendered The en Involves ownership of a val able farm In Uuitman county. Missis slppl. It Is alleged that lr. Cook al the nlantatlnn in Horbrrt but he fall! th In deliver It Tile defense nut plea thst lr. Cbok, past 0 years of M not wss responsible site, mentally Mr. the time the contract Wae mad. Herbert won In the first trial, but the Jury In the trial Just concluded stood N. Suffered stand, HOME WAS LOOTED B. Herbert e, 11 ARTH UrTMERRi MAN'S elrt. AD High-Grad- A NERVOUS d try. Crofut-Knapp,Trimbl- Brown Calf Beauties flherron . Headquarters for Such Nationally Famous Makes as I 13. P.. store ot memonis in ths largsat These brands of superiority, Wo doa't sll ssll mors of them tanooga. tb.iD.li wss !Ttrt-thin- g could 1 of and tinder a phrs I c an's care ror twt 1 years. friend A The Weather Man Says "COLDER" Thia ia underwear weather lt'a JimS to get out ot your "B. V. D.V and into warmer, saugfitting, comfortable under wear and the place to uy is GOLDSMITH'S, where stocks are larger, assort menta more complete and values decidedly girl had used Lydta Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound and she told m about ft, Fro the first dar I took It I bets" am wen ann to feel better end now Kinn 01 wo. 1 moet to do any able i,im kaee remmending theyout.otnmy oound ever since nnd give I letter. permission id publtsh478this S. 14th , Miss l l,0 KF.U-TI X V Ti.. .Mn ilila fsmous rot ande K. IMnkham herb remedy, Uydia was so succiss- - I better. , COMING! The IncoipArble HAZinOUA In The Brat 11 the celehrated "WRIGHT'IT Knit underwear for that' been on the market for years and Is thorfine oughly dependable. Undershirt and drawers, mads of combed Kgyptlan cotton yarns, In medium and heavy weights; $2.25 per garment. "WRIGHTS" HEALTH UNDKRWKAH; heavy fleece-line- d underahlrta and drawers for men who are on the outside a great deal; all slaes; 12.25 per garment. This ! men. a brand v.,.ku cnninerand. beoause ful in Miss Kslly' oae w; " mr " r"-"t Went to tne rum i a normal, healthy con dition and as a result her nervousness disappeared. , Wright's Good Underwear 1. A phis ft . Mallory, Borsalino NEGROES HOLD FAIR. Rsv, T. 0. Fuller, By W. in Co. Drug Mem tVEBVTHINC Memphis Negroes JURY SPLIT 6 TO 6 IN DR. COOK CAS Buy Your Christmas Sonora Phonograph Now Fortune-War- d Ill Madison A ve. Activities Among N". Arthur Fields Arthur Fields Me the ChsemeKe Wl JTKf,' KUPPENIIEIMER Stetson, hoarding department, JUST RECEIVED Ir We consider ourselves fortunate indeed to be able to offer such a complete showing of KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES. Some mighty good values, especially, at $40 and others $35 to $75. For Celda or Influents nd as a Preve.tattve. take LAXATlVti BROMO QUININK Tablets. Look for w. tiKuvs s signature on tne nog. ay. 3Uc. A. Patterson, of Hughes, Aik., visited hln daiiRliter nt llnwe and arranged to place, two more of his children In the NEW EMERSON RECORDS eael CLOTHES. You kuow their national reputation for quality and goodness. We guarantee your complete satisfaction. THE HOUSE OP KUPPENIIEIMER guarantees it, too. Despite conditions, KUPPENIIEIMER CLOTHES never have and never will vary in quality the same high standard always. The police are looking for John Cot- ton, negro truck driver, who Is alleged to have driven a Republic truck away om the KerbV Kurnlture. company. 135 I North Main street, Thursday, and failed I to return. Cotton wan employed as ill driver for tho KerhV concern. W. K. Daniel, an official of the company, made tne complaint. Record Service - tW Clothing is scarce. You've heard that. But make no mistake, the scarcity exists only in good clothing. REPUBLIC TRUCK LOST iiMai9saMsasaegaSM M You're doubly protected in the cltfthes you I.tSHOV. Oct. 24. The fleet of Aniex. lean naval vessels which arrived 'here recently is one of considerable else. It comprises a total of 24 vessels. HOfPlilS' GREATEST ST isjisil.sjiuuxlisthisiisaii Vnii Ttini A I riXB BLlFf. Ark., Oct. 34. (SnD win Williams a write farmer, formerly living In the Plum bayou neighborhood. Thursday pleaded guilty in circuit court to ine killing Of perry Orton, another vhtte farmer, May JO. and Was given IS IG II M r ej ej There is plenty of inferior stuff on t(ie market selling at high prices. That's why you should be especially careful in your clothes-buyin- g this fall and winter. ENANT FARMER GETS 15 YEARS IN PRISON years US 5 thew dnthps rwwsyvw all-rou- Covington. Tenn.. Oct. 24. (Sol.) A Texas oil firm has lately leased 1W res of the farm of JO. N. Lackey In e northern end of Mason, this county, or a neilod sf five veara, and will begin snortiy to bore for on. Many indications navs nsen discov ered of the existence of oil In that part of Tipton county for several years cast ana sucn substantial eviaence was dis covered recently to cause the oil ex perts to take a chance on the result of boring for oil. Will Be Offered for One Day h Off Only, at I Tn sas. m ejr EXAS FIRM SEEKS OIL ON TIPTON COUNTY LAND Rawak, Durgesser, Cupid, Alsott, Artec. ' 9:30 O'Clock, COVINGTON, Offered Tomorrow in a II y I and, NightsUntU 1 - IPTON COUNTY NEGROES DENY TROUBLE RUMOR Tenn.. Oct. 24. (8pl.)- great many rumors have been going ound In Tipton county that the negro figuring on Uprising. The rumors became so strong that Mayor J. J, Green, of Covington, called a meeting of some Of the mora prominent negroes, but Mil of them denied knowing any. tning 01or tne rumors. Una the rumors Was that tne col ored population around Rialto, one of the thickest colored settlements In the county, had secured guns and ammuni tion for the uprising to begin, on Oct, 27, and which rumor caused a strong denial to be issued bv two of the load ing negroes of the community for thslr people. Open Saturday ow To Be Absolutely Sure of VALUE rcclar!ne; that the court erred in to rrant Walter PaAton. alia "Pad dy Maok," and "Sleepy" John Rogers, Ha- harged With assaulting el Uray. a chant of vsntie and living I lb oilier reasons, Mugli Magevney, at torney for Pattonanu Rogers, will sue a motion for a new trial for his Items Saturday la second division uf I in criminal court. The two men were eonvtated of at tempting to assault the young woman, and were sentenced to th oenltentlnrv for from 10 to 21 years. A copy of the motion filed with the attorney-generLate Thursday, claims that there Is not .'Idence to support the anility verdict! round by the Jury. It is also alleged nat i). ai. nemmmffway. a memonr m he jury, was not Impartial and that the outt erred In permitting Chief Burney tnstiry as to the cnaructer or the fciiUaut Rogers. jStock is V!V! 9:30 O'Clock FOR CHANGE OF VENUE ' ALL Nights Until SEVENTEEN GROUNDS Every Pattern Hat 9KATTia Open Saturday Atkinson formerlv was scout master in th Mobile oounell and had charge of the sanitation work at the Mobile Scout camp. He was highly rei oinmendi-to Mr. row at the Chattanooga conference last month. The new officer will have charge of fhe field work of the local scouts seel will oondui't examinations for awards and advancement in rank. d M, 1111. ! SUCCEEDS ABERNATHY J! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 Union Suits at $2.00 Undershirts & Drawers "iSprinstex" union suits for men spring needle knit, of fine quality cotton yarns; hYy weight; closed-crotc- h style: perfect fitting and comfortable; tthlto or ecru; all slr.es; $2.00 per suit. Men's heavy ribbed cotton undershirts end drawers; superior garments at the price; made of fine yarns; well finished and ftood fitting; all aiiet; the best It's possible to buy at $1.00 per garment. Outing Pajamas a Bargain at $2.50 MKN--i otrmo pajamas You'll pay a dollar more for these good garments before the season is over; they are made of extra quality outing flannel in neat colored stripe effects: cut full and finished with silk frogs; all sizes; 3.50 each. XKW IOT OK FIBKR PII.K Bros.' celehosiery. Just received; these come In all new fall shades, also white and black, and in all sizes from I to IX; the best fiber silk socks on the market today, at TOc per pair. SMART KMT MSCKWKAR tor men, in a large and varied assortment of pretty cross- ' stripe effects and plain colare ors: the that men want; prices range $1.30, to $3.00 SOCK-Wil- son brated "four-in-hand- each. ( � 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/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE NEWS SCIMITAR. TWELVE. AS SCOUT 1 EXtlUllVt To succeed Thos. B. Abernalhy. whe left Oct. i5 to assume the duties of I si out executive at Jackson, MlM., A. I.. Atkinson, of Mobile, will com to Memphis Nov. 1 to lake the position tsmstant to It. D. Crow, scout execu tive of the local Boy Scouts' oiganlsa- - THE Men's Store of Memphis Jl il J t THE BEST KACt TO tlon. Mr. C Our Entire In Great 25 Discount Sale! Exquisite, exclusive creations from famous millinerv creator Joseph, Maison Marie, Cecile, i One-Fourt- Price $48.75 Models That Were $65.00-S- ale Price $37 M Models That Were $50.00-S- ale Models That Were $35.00-S-ale Price $26.25 Models That Were $25.00Sale Price $18.75 Ttrt van hmx tq swatter tax. I 0 buy, here' We I I Orton was Williams' landlord and the killing was the result of a quarrel over me crop raised by Williams. I I HE salespeople in charge of our Record Department are courteous and accommodating. Every effort It exerciied to make your visit a pleasure there it no obligation to buy, though we btUeve you ' will find just the record you want here. is We have quiet and comfortable demonstration rooms, and respectfully 6ollcif your record business on the basis of expert service and ability to meet your requirements. . sell the penitentiary, in I I S FLEET OF 24. VESSELS AT LISBON Jtiat I ftoen. 7r.) Henry Burr Reed Milter Lsmnome That's All 7Se) Hir Dsnny Emerson Military tend Emerson Dance Oreheetrs ex Tret Yesrnlnfl 911 ( 7oi Dreamy Amsssn Ms 1m(Tlt Me. TlWine Mel Mummy 0' Wilt Whv Fes Tret Mdly Emerson Emerson Tex Trot 85c )Qrned Don't Forget the Sstvstlen Army Sac t In the Shadow ef the Desert Pslm 1031 1 102 (I've Got My is (they're ah Caetsln Werklnq wseiias 105S(rsroins Sunshine tH Peter Gink One-Sts- Fox Trot Wall 81s Brown Brothers Six Brown Brothers Kiiaar 1 When Marlutchj Shake a Ds Shlmmie Sh ai Bernsrd Wob Walts 10M( Fluffy Ruffles One Step Waits Bfict Llewellyn welt Thompson Rudy Wledetft Body Wiedotft One-Sti- 85c) Valte Cries ii Emeraen Orchestra Emerson Orchestra ( 1043 ( Ssxaphobla tend Fee Me Now Billy Murray Irving and J. Kaufman One-SU- i7 Tie Military Military Emsrson Dante Orohestra George Hsmllton Green Fox Tret Llahtnlns OtiS'Step 1Ci7(Tullp Time Gesige Green's Orchestra Rudy Wiedoeft UUMlCAL & Co. niqnnPIANOS tnetiuments. M-1- PINK lUXrF, Arh., Oct. 14. (Spl.) The national grand lodge or the Nacounty fair for the negro farmers of tional Vnlted Order of Wise Men and Jsfferson county will he held here Sat Women will meet at ths New Prospect according to the announcement urday, . )Hiiisi nurcn ,nov. ll-lmade by Kile Te Kelly, the county agent for the ne Tiers, rt. B. Roberts. William Collier home demonstration The fair will be held at the anil 1''. P, cooper, n. M. (Hosier and ,1 groes. ann itdi. u. u. school street Missouri Hmlth left to aitend the educational and principal of the school, will missionary slate convention at vhnt Douglass, susist in handling the exhibits. C lav. XI of Hrlsnl. Tenn t amIM. K, Blckford. Interested in ths y. m. c. A. and th T. W. c. A. addressed ths student bndv tf Howe In stltute Weduesdny sffemmtn. Welcomes were extended by the representatlveH 0 tne stuiie'it x. M. and v. w. t". A .lones hs returned rrf. Win, from Detroit, where he attended the meeting of rhe Nstlnnsl Lrben l.essi cotincli. and renorts a mecilnr nnd thst much sfisce wss given 10 sutijecrs pertaining trt the Industrie weifHi e or the nrgro people of this conn I'rof. Oeorgs W, Henderson and Trof, t. if, uregury wre pleasant csiii llnwe. The free night school st Kertreclit Is Inspiring mnny to go higher. pE BREAKDOWN I Misc Kelly Tells How LydiA E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health. Kwrk, ran I Knahe. Krakauer and Laitatxur plain. j nml pinver-pianoBrunswick. Coiumnm jitsfo. Apollo plsyer-pisnnola and the Amplcu Keprodmlnir piano. Your instrument t'onxenient ss terms tf deMred psyment. 'aii part acceptednr write for cs.stogue. uet our bsrssln list of used Phone years In North Ssoend St. Fortv-seve- n 1 UX1 ' to . GEORGE C. LITTY IS AT DEATH'S DOOR Ororge C. Mtt", brother of Harry H. l.llty, and for oYmany years aliehunter theii at lh lowlands Arkansas, of death In the tiome of his mothpoint He Is suf-r-- ( er on Hnuth --Wlllett ., V hflM a mnA a Annnllcatlon of diseale for Which the ehyslclahs bold out 10 nope. NEWS SCB1ITAR CUSSIHED ADS c tbre J.''orfromabout.nTTntS prananown ana tot so weak ! cuM and Berg Assortment to bs found in thS city. Models to suit every man. aave) a reputation that 13 International. Their Isbelg are seals all theNtoOd hats in Mcmphla, but all ve do Bell are good. We and better values, at prlcss ranging from $3.00 to f 15.00. Floor ) (Goldsmith's Men's Hat Store-i-M- ain at $10 Through and Through e want Whether you expect to buy a pair o shoes todavW not, e shoe? to see our line it's the most complete line of men s In Memphis, and the BEST values bar none. No matter what kind Cl shoe you want, no matter what leather, style, size of witftn, you una it here and we will be glad to chow you whether ytm want to buy or not. These brown calf, English lace shoes are fair examples of the iino matee values you'll find at Goldsmith's; a perfect fitting last, and shoe a through; rials and through dandy workmanship all size's; $10.00 per pair, Black gunmetal calf lace shoes in the same pattern a above at $9.00 per pair. vow high-grad- hardlj high-grad- first-clas- s Exclusive Memphis Agents for l)ettleton Shoes had tnd headachsf Trr day. I trla When Mr. and Mia. Arthur Merriman returned from a vacation to their beau liful home-- on Central avenue, Tit looked as If the Germans might have retreated from It. While not one of the largest It was one of the most tastily arranged and furnished homes x1n the elty, The thieves, however, showed no dlwrtmliu lion In what thev.lnnk. Clothing, dec. orstlnns, bedding and In fact everything moved oft. .Mr. aierri portable were ti'Mi had 1)1,000 bugler Insurance mi th heusehold goods, but that was A ems were part of ths loss. Then, too, there nnm several boxes which went to tne prior to July 1, the Ws of which M Merriman and his friends deeply d plore. mistrial was entered In the case against Dr. J. B. Cool chancery court Iste Thursda This wss ths xeoAnrf hearing of the case, a new haflnt being granted In the first trlnl Mier a verdict had been rendered The en Involves ownership of a val able farm In Uuitman county. Missis slppl. It Is alleged that lr. Cook al the nlantatlnn in Horbrrt but he fall! th In deliver It Tile defense nut plea thst lr. Cbok, past 0 years of M not wss responsible site, mentally Mr. the time the contract Wae mad. Herbert won In the first trial, but the Jury In the trial Just concluded stood N. Suffered stand, HOME WAS LOOTED B. Herbert e, 11 ARTH UrTMERRi MAN'S elrt. AD High-Grad- A NERVOUS d try. Crofut-Knapp,Trimbl- Brown Calf Beauties flherron . Headquarters for Such Nationally Famous Makes as I 13. P.. store ot memonis in ths largsat These brands of superiority, Wo doa't sll ssll mors of them tanooga. tb.iD.li wss !Ttrt-thin- g could 1 of and tinder a phrs I c an's care ror twt 1 years. friend A The Weather Man Says "COLDER" Thia ia underwear weather lt'a JimS to get out ot your "B. V. D.V and into warmer, saugfitting, comfortable under wear and the place to uy is GOLDSMITH'S, where stocks are larger, assort menta more complete and values decidedly girl had used Lydta Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound and she told m about ft, Fro the first dar I took It I bets" am wen ann to feel better end now Kinn 01 wo. 1 moet to do any able i,im kaee remmending theyout.otnmy oound ever since nnd give I letter. permission id publtsh478this S. 14th , Miss l l,0 KF.U-TI X V Ti.. .Mn ilila fsmous rot ande K. IMnkham herb remedy, Uydia was so succiss- - I better. , COMING! The IncoipArble HAZinOUA In The Brat 11 the celehrated "WRIGHT'IT Knit underwear for that' been on the market for years and Is thorfine oughly dependable. Undershirt and drawers, mads of combed Kgyptlan cotton yarns, In medium and heavy weights; $2.25 per garment. "WRIGHTS" HEALTH UNDKRWKAH; heavy fleece-line- d underahlrta and drawers for men who are on the outside a great deal; all slaes; 12.25 per garment. This ! men. a brand v.,.ku cnninerand. beoause ful in Miss Kslly' oae w; " mr " r"-"t Went to tne rum i a normal, healthy con dition and as a result her nervousness disappeared. , Wright's Good Underwear 1. A phis ft . Mallory, Borsalino NEGROES HOLD FAIR. Rsv, T. 0. Fuller, By W. in Co. Drug Mem tVEBVTHINC Memphis Negroes JURY SPLIT 6 TO 6 IN DR. COOK CAS Buy Your Christmas Sonora Phonograph Now Fortune-War- d Ill Madison A ve. Activities Among N". Arthur Fields Arthur Fields Me the ChsemeKe Wl JTKf,' KUPPENIIEIMER Stetson, hoarding department, JUST RECEIVED Ir We consider ourselves fortunate indeed to be able to offer such a complete showing of KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES. Some mighty good values, especially, at $40 and others $35 to $75. For Celda or Influents nd as a Preve.tattve. take LAXATlVti BROMO QUININK Tablets. Look for w. tiKuvs s signature on tne nog. ay. 3Uc. A. Patterson, of Hughes, Aik., visited hln daiiRliter nt llnwe and arranged to place, two more of his children In the NEW EMERSON RECORDS eael CLOTHES. You kuow their national reputation for quality and goodness. We guarantee your complete satisfaction. THE HOUSE OP KUPPENIIEIMER guarantees it, too. Despite conditions, KUPPENIIEIMER CLOTHES never have and never will vary in quality the same high standard always. The police are looking for John Cot- ton, negro truck driver, who Is alleged to have driven a Republic truck away om the KerbV Kurnlture. company. 135 I North Main street, Thursday, and failed I to return. Cotton wan employed as ill driver for tho KerhV concern. W. K. Daniel, an official of the company, made tne complaint. Record Service - tW Clothing is scarce. You've heard that. But make no mistake, the scarcity exists only in good clothing. REPUBLIC TRUCK LOST iiMai9saMsasaegaSM M You're doubly protected in the cltfthes you I.tSHOV. Oct. 24. The fleet of Aniex. lean naval vessels which arrived 'here recently is one of considerable else. It comprises a total of 24 vessels. HOfPlilS' GREATEST ST isjisil.sjiuuxlisthisiisaii Vnii Ttini A I riXB BLlFf. Ark., Oct. 34. (SnD win Williams a write farmer, formerly living In the Plum bayou neighborhood. Thursday pleaded guilty in circuit court to ine killing Of perry Orton, another vhtte farmer, May JO. and Was given IS IG II M r ej ej There is plenty of inferior stuff on t(ie market selling at high prices. That's why you should be especially careful in your clothes-buyin- g this fall and winter. ENANT FARMER GETS 15 YEARS IN PRISON years US 5 thew dnthps rwwsyvw all-rou- Covington. Tenn.. Oct. 24. (Sol.) A Texas oil firm has lately leased 1W res of the farm of JO. N. Lackey In e northern end of Mason, this county, or a neilod sf five veara, and will begin snortiy to bore for on. Many indications navs nsen discov ered of the existence of oil In that part of Tipton county for several years cast ana sucn substantial eviaence was dis covered recently to cause the oil ex perts to take a chance on the result of boring for oil. Will Be Offered for One Day h Off Only, at I Tn sas. m ejr EXAS FIRM SEEKS OIL ON TIPTON COUNTY LAND Rawak, Durgesser, Cupid, Alsott, Artec. ' 9:30 O'Clock, COVINGTON, Offered Tomorrow in a II y I and, NightsUntU 1 - IPTON COUNTY NEGROES DENY TROUBLE RUMOR Tenn.. Oct. 24. (8pl.)- great many rumors have been going ound In Tipton county that the negro figuring on Uprising. The rumors became so strong that Mayor J. J, Green, of Covington, called a meeting of some Of the mora prominent negroes, but Mil of them denied knowing any. tning 01or tne rumors. Una the rumors Was that tne col ored population around Rialto, one of the thickest colored settlements In the county, had secured guns and ammuni tion for the uprising to begin, on Oct, 27, and which rumor caused a strong denial to be issued bv two of the load ing negroes of the community for thslr people. Open Saturday ow To Be Absolutely Sure of VALUE rcclar!ne; that the court erred in to rrant Walter PaAton. alia "Pad dy Maok," and "Sleepy" John Rogers, Ha- harged With assaulting el Uray. a chant of vsntie and living I lb oilier reasons, Mugli Magevney, at torney for Pattonanu Rogers, will sue a motion for a new trial for his Items Saturday la second division uf I in criminal court. The two men were eonvtated of at tempting to assault the young woman, and were sentenced to th oenltentlnrv for from 10 to 21 years. A copy of the motion filed with the attorney-generLate Thursday, claims that there Is not .'Idence to support the anility verdict! round by the Jury. It is also alleged nat i). ai. nemmmffway. a memonr m he jury, was not Impartial and that the outt erred In permitting Chief Burney tnstiry as to the cnaructer or the fciiUaut Rogers. jStock is V!V! 9:30 O'Clock FOR CHANGE OF VENUE ' ALL Nights Until SEVENTEEN GROUNDS Every Pattern Hat 9KATTia Open Saturday Atkinson formerlv was scout master in th Mobile oounell and had charge of the sanitation work at the Mobile Scout camp. He was highly rei oinmendi-to Mr. row at the Chattanooga conference last month. The new officer will have charge of fhe field work of the local scouts seel will oondui't examinations for awards and advancement in rank. d M, 1111. ! SUCCEEDS ABERNATHY J! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 Union Suits at $2.00 Undershirts & Drawers "iSprinstex" union suits for men spring needle knit, of fine quality cotton yarns; hYy weight; closed-crotc- h style: perfect fitting and comfortable; tthlto or ecru; all slr.es; $2.00 per suit. Men's heavy ribbed cotton undershirts end drawers; superior garments at the price; made of fine yarns; well finished and ftood fitting; all aiiet; the best It's possible to buy at $1.00 per garment. Outing Pajamas a Bargain at $2.50 MKN--i otrmo pajamas You'll pay a dollar more for these good garments before the season is over; they are made of extra quality outing flannel in neat colored stripe effects: cut full and finished with silk frogs; all sizes; 3.50 each. XKW IOT OK FIBKR PII.K Bros.' celehosiery. Just received; these come In all new fall shades, also white and black, and in all sizes from I to IX; the best fiber silk socks on the market today, at TOc per pair. SMART KMT MSCKWKAR tor men, in a large and varied assortment of pretty cross- ' stripe effects and plain colare ors: the that men want; prices range $1.30, to $3.00 SOCK-Wil- son brated "four-in-hand- each. 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