Miss Myrtle Bryan, of Phila- Aid Southern Farm- ly planted to the other Local "News. delphia, will arrive Daughters crop. this ers to Diversify Crops The demand for this morning to the product spend holidays from the section is far with Misses Ervie and Ora figless . Rooms to rent. J. M. beyond the supply. Droke Haley. Quinn. Washington, D. C, Dec. Jewelry Company Four years ago there were but Mr. S. C. Jones si;ent Tuesday of Southern farmers, Mrs. G. A. Brock, and little two counties in in Tupelo. who have been members of the daughter, Hettie Louise, of where and 0 Department of organized garden Mr. W. A. Fuller spent Tues-- ! Meridian, are the guests of her club work was carried Agriculture's garden and canning canning day in Houston. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. on fer the the next clubs have been able to give girls; year Rooms -- Mat-ti- Howell. there , For Rent Mrs. e their fathers demon- were twelve counties; the 1 practical R. next twenty-thre- e, and Lyon. Miss Irene Scruggs and Mr. L. strations of the value of crop during M. Jones were the next there were thirty-fiv- e Mrs. C. L. McWilliams has re- married at the diversification during the present Best Wishes for counties Witk turned from Mobile. home of, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. bad cotton year. The actual organized. Pimentoes have Smith Tuesday night, Rev. J. F. jroducts which the girls have , proved a Mr. William Pearson, Jr., is boon in certain coun- Christmas and Eddins officiating. put up are proving an invaluable particular a Merry visiting friends here. ties ;"n South Corolina as have Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harris, asset in many farm homes where Mr. R. J. West made a busi-- . the lias figs in Mississippi. Certain of will i cotton crop not brought Macon, arrive Friday clubs a Prosperous New Year , ness to s which had been trip Tupelo Friday. to a few the customary returns and many-farmer- specializing Morning spend days on tomatoes decided that there i "Trey O'Hearts" at the Star with Mrs. Harris' parents, Dr. are now substituting to- was a possibility in pimentoes, "Theatre every and Mrs. J. M. Davis. whole acres of unions and baturday night. which are not so matoes in place of cotton after gererally grown Miss Blanche Ecieus is spend- Messrs Sidney Glass, Geo. fnd which are earned in seeing the success which the practi- ing the holidays with Bean, 'ioneain Stoval! and God- no other i of htrpareuis. young women have maue with cally arts this frey Gragnon, of the State the main canned pro-du- et Chief 0' Haver, of Memphis, these crops. country, Ui,iver:-ity- . airiviii a lew s here from passed through this city 1'ucsuaj . Uaj A conference cf the women end being imported to the X ;!,() spend lumiLiys. 1" Spain rnd Mexico. Since the roue The girls basket ball team agents from Southern Sidles! Vjompany RKNT-.-'te- . of those jewelry am women Rooms heal-('- t.4 in the product young tost a g.ame to Yitoiiu last !' to iiroe,i:s in Unitcu una, M (I e's-- has been on the Hot m c:,il water in oae:. ."talis l;opai-unw,- Ajiri-'uiu:- ; put market, have come from 45 State ; m;IVi, .f.;:te !!ilii te.'ltt 0,1 i!;ike .)' i a'M.ers ( Miss shout ;!ifrmati-M- e "I;rie Me'a tic Umr. i YmiHiMr;.: :i. e IVoit. in - fr regrrdim' t' week end with fri- mh in Stal c inning and culture of this A. mix. t tiw 'I! v wen stgeirs h i't-r- v ill a hs-- food ,r '('net whi.-- l! e ne present, viv r. ;.wsH.m-- a 'i i'.'ice the IV, w;,;i'iean pe in do ivir. waiter am: in., jr., i.- -i i;t .tale ia r.fhiif.o-- to tnemtx im .)!' general h'irc'.. eveiii,''-- ' !,.tt t!!:d,rr.;f.i!nd. trending the holicavs with home' S'limay W ho ili'.vo er,:'.";..e ci' the yet 'ihe total of fill the folks. :; ;:t wen o'ciovk. TIkvc These apvntn ise the v. n; ridir. .nil twelve in th- .;r. South Carolina club Lvhis for tl e of ?0!) county ;,j;-nt- who iiivnt Mr. and Mrs. V.'. M."Aivar(v was inoiig other good things, Vevin's the I p:st year over $iS,00;). and are in work of &vii giris. aut daughters visiting Christinas "The. who assists the Cantata, Adora of some of the Sla.e iep; ris livery agent Mobile. is a who tion" will be rendered. Every- given here is merely an indica- girls college graduate For A store build- has received domestic-scienc- e Rent good body invited. tion of the general interest that special For information at Home demon- ing. apply A REWARD OF $100.00 will is being taken more and. moie training. this office. stration work is a feature, the he paid by the Jewelers Security throughout the whole South in motto being "Do one at a The High School boys en- Alliance (of which we are mem- work. thing time." There was, for gaged in two debates last week bers) for the arrest and convic- instance, GirL Diversifies homemade fireless-cook- er and won both. tion of the person that broke in Crops campaign which lasted for three our store on the night of Wed- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dawson in one section and resulted December 4th. We Madge Farrar has proved the days ' and son, of St. Louis, are visit- nesday guar- possibilities of crops in a hundred homemade cookers relatives here. antee the payment of the aboe growing ing all round in her State. being put into use. A fly-tra- p reward. Droke Jewelry Co. the year The second installment of the By raising and selling vegetables campaign is to be the next In "Trey O'Hearts" at the Star throughout the year she made a order, and after that a but- - On December 10th the Star Theatre Saturday night. net profit of $131.62, while the termaking campaign. Theatre was thrown open to an Miss Lou Greene, of second best girl, who also did The Value of aName in North Mary audience that eujoyed it to the will Christmas good work' but did not diversify, Carolina Aberdeen, spend fullest extent. The Welch-Christense- n made $96.20 profit. The girl with Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Davis. and Edna Two sisters in Company with the second average grew HAVE YOU EVl R USED A "CHOPPFR" IN YOUR We will have ice cream for Means was the attraction. Two have established such a reputa KITCHEN? IF COME IN TODAY AND GET ONE. only beans and tomatoes during NOT, Christmas. of a tion for their canned fruits and YOU KNOW NOT WHAT A KITCHEN HELPIT WILL BE. them sang Japanese duet the fall and summer. Miss Okolona Creamery Co. while one performed at the vegetables that they cannot fill CHURNS? YOU JUST OUCHT TO SEE HOW Farrar, however, having grown MUCH LABOR ONE OF OURS WILL SAVE YOU. piano. It was well told us the demand. The rules of the Mrs. J. M. Davis went over to they these crops put in onions during WHATEVER YOU NEED IN THE HARDWARE in in of the North Aberdeen on the 18th to con- advance for we didn't then the winter which she sold at a agent charge LINE YOU WILL FIND IN OUR STORE WHENEVER Carolina work makes it stitute a of the Order of nor or we any wiser yet on the in necessary YOU NEED IT AND AT A FAIR AND SQUARE PRICE. Chapter good profit early February. that the name and address of Eastern Star. subject. She then proceeded to plart We were entertained with every club member go on every Mr. John Dowdle received a cabbages which brought her an Okolona Hardware Co. several., recitations by Miss cans1 he puts on the market. severe burn on the hand Tues- income during April and May, Means, chief among which was Give me a can of Mabel Norris while while peas were her main crop day night , lighting a toy the on cows. tomatoes, or Give me a can boys composition in June. This brought her back Volcano. of Norris1 re For one and a half hours they to the tomato and bean season Agnes peaches" No Misses Annie Lou Dean and the audience in fine humor. quests the housewife of the jDhr. A. Love, kept and rounded out a year of profit- surgIonI Velrha Reeder, who are We will come our grocer in the section where these Office over First National bank, Okolona, Telephone 35 X hope they way able vegetable growing. t Mississippi. school in Bristol, Va., arrived You will always find two sisters sell their products. ing again. Another young woman found home at the These young women no longer Monday. something good lyceum. a peach orchard into which hogs M. H. up their in glass, but There will be services at Grace J. had been turned, She took her put product tins, their name on the outside ANY-THIN- G Episcopal church on December canner with her and established IF YOU NEED TRUSTEE'S SALE being sufficient guarantee for the 25th at Special music by herself in the orchard to save night appearance of the product. vested choir. By virtue of the provisions of a what was left from the hogs, The North Carolina girls are trust-dee- made on the 31st day of and made $60 in one week from There will be services at Grace being taught to be business IN THE December, 1904, bv H. C. Boykin to her work. Similar instances Episcopal church Sunday morn women as well as to put up W. B. McKinley, Trustee for S. A. have demonstrated the possibil-tie- s ing, Dec. 27th, at 11 o'clock. superior products. The State Powers, to secure certain indebted- of saving waste in that Everybody invited. leaders, when they first inter- ness there in described, some of section and there has been a must be ested the girls in the work, at- Revenue Stamps which has been renewed or extended, more general interest exhibited cancelled. For the rubber tempted to find markets for . right I, as Substituted Tiustee, my appoint- not only by the farmers' see Okolona Rubber them, but as more girls join the stamps ment as such being in writing and but by many of their " daughters clubs this is impossible, and each Stamp Factory. duly acknowledged and entered of wives. girl is taught to get out among Two desirable rooms record in the Clerk's office Wanted Chancery Fig Possibilities in South the housewives and dealers of for by Jan. at Houston, Chickasaw County, Mis- light housekeeping Mississippi her neighborhood, and make her 1st. Address P. 0. Box 724, sissippi, in Book 118 page 100, and Although the area where figs own market. Similarly, in Mis- Okolona, Miss. die original trust-dee- d being recorded will in this country is ex- sissippi "Marketing committees" in Book 78 page 134 of the Records grow Mrs. Annie Dawson and family in certain sec- are organized by the girls them- of Trust deeds of said County tremely limited, will spend Christmas day in tions of Southern Mississippi selves and club members in one CALL ON in said office, and having been re-- j Tupelo the guests of Mr. and this fruit so plentifully section put those of another quested by the beneficiary to proceed grows Mrs. Norman Mouagnan. that its value is not section in touch with possible to execute this trust on account of de- appreciated Messrs F. L. of and barrels of figs go to waste markets for their goods. Trombley, fault in the payment of said indebted- and R. Trom- Under the condi- Scotts., Mich., J. ness by said H. C. Boykin, will on every year. 111., tions exist in and bley, of Harvey, are guests the 25th day of Januars, 1915, in that dooryards - of Mrs. V. Turner. the trees require little NOTICE OF CREDITORS OF their sister, front of (he court house door in the gardens a, wDyMMPjy or no cultivation and the majoity FRANK BURKITT, Deceased Those having cans or tubs be- the City of Okolona. within legal of owners eat a few, can a few longing to us will please tele- hours, sell to the highest bidder (or Letters of Executorship having been for home use, and permit the phone us. cash the following described property: granted on the 21st day of December, MISS. rest to go to waste, except in OKOLONA, Okolona Creamery Co. NW 4 of the SE of 1914. by the Chancery Court of the localities where commercial can- - Helen East. Chickasaw County, Miss, title Second District of Chickasaw County, Jkisses Mary Hulsey, ners are prepared to buy the to which is believed to be good. to the undersigned, "md Marion Glass, who are at- - from to as it Mississippi, upon I shall such fruit day day I. I. & are - Hjwever, convey only the estate of Frank Bnrkilt, deceased, atli Aiding the C. spend- ripens. t .lie as is vested in me as Tiuslee, Notice is hereby given to all persons UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES g the holidays with homefolks. the year two Signed, During past claims said estate to roast boiled or.imtioQ nf SnnrViprn Mississinn having against (Roast beef, pork, B. J. AbboU, oresent the same to die Clerk of said rv, Ciin'aa pVipokp crpam cheese. decided to specialize in canning Substituted Trustee Court' hi Okolona, Miss, for probate Best In All. Butter al- - fis. One girl packed 500 pints Creamery and according to law Is nobleneus of mind that In character, In stylo, In nil tMngs, 35 There r which she sold for from cents Cart-wrlgh- excellence Is Bimjjliuityf- -i ys fresh at Vienna bakery. within from this date or they heals wounds beyond salves. the supreme in one year Califor- - Road Tax Due to 40 cents a pint. The girls Longfellow. !t tipH iss Helen Owen, pf. will be forever barred. these eections are now leaving SilVw. who has been visiting m This 22nd day-o- December, 1914. Pay your $3 00 road tax before tomatoes for other less fortunate The Qulnlns That Does Not Affect The Head MV A, con icv 10 W E, Savage, BecnnKe o( its ami laxative effect. I Children uie I'asi. inuuuw, 15 th avoid titc i Cry Dec. and penalty. districts where figs will not HHOMll OIHNINF. lieUCTthritwdiiiHty FOR FLETCHER'S it her stater, T. L. ' Mlb EiXiu llnrkill. )iti.,itie mid .'k' mi catise nervousness nur ing llrq. IJ. L. r Harrington, grow and are planting six fig irqiM ir iitvu K"n)t-- Uy lull v.ame and tt3. Sheriff. Execuwis. ' wk tut Out kiguutuii: l 15. W. ttitOVU. 'i'x. trees on their tenth-acr- e former C'ASTORIA