The Winona Times from Winona, Mississippi • 8

Zhc Minolta TLhncs USE THE TIMES STATIONERY OF QUALITY "THE KIND WORTH WHILE." WINONA It is the best market between Memphis and Jackson for what you buy or sell. CLUBBING OFFER. Weeky Commmercial Appeal, The Home and Farm and The Winona Times, 12 months for only $1.35. VOL. 30 Number 9.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. $1 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE WE PRINT AND ENGRAVE EVERYTHING EXCEPT MONEY. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. THEY ARE BARGAIN ANNOUNCEMENTS. Local Items of Various Kinds That Are has been in the city several days, the guest of her sister, Mrs.

J. J. Doty, and other relatives. She left a few days ago for Duck Hill to visit her son and other relatives. After a session of one week the Board of Supervisors adjourned last Saturday.

Mind Interesting to the C. C. Hughes, president of the United Fireside of America, came down from Oxford and spent Thursday in the city in the interest of his insurance company. This is a home concern and composed entirely of Mississippians. Mrs.

W. M. Duncan, of Senutobia, DURING THE NEXT 30 DAYS we will sell the famous KINGMAN Stalk Cutter, at a very low cost. We have a large well assorted stock of these, mostly six-knife, which are the most popular sellers. If you need a good stalk cutter, you can not afford to miss this excellent opportunity to buy one.

We also have a complete line of KINGMAN implements for all kinds of farming. This old established line needs but little recommendation, as the efficiency of these implements is known on most every farm. We are also in position to fence your place from our new lprde stock of field and poultry fencing at prices with We trust that we may have the ou. jrpole Sz Son. VewsNoles Hie Hunting Shoolincj world quail.

Mayor Kelly, local huntsman, and Dolly Stark, of Brooklyn, New York, enjoyed a hunting expedition one day this wee.k Chas. Allen and Thomas Knight, of Water Valley, two out-of-town nimrods, spent Monday in the hunting fields of this vicinity. Mayor Keily and Mr. Lockhart spent one day of this week shooting quail, and enjoyed a most prosperous hunt. The following local sportsmen enjoyed a two-hour fox chase on Monday night: R.

II. Hitt, Dr. Geo. Baskervill, Will Turner, Watt Turner and W. M.

Talley. unt-very fine ntly jirds Inch lore, the iin- Wil- Bil- ting and Miss Blanch Foose, of Durant, are visiting their sister, Zoilie Whitehead. Mrs. Walker Wood and daugh ters, Ollie and Susie spent a few days in Memphis and Senato-bia last week. Miss Kale Wilson passed through Winona Wednseday en route to Phoenix, Arizona, where she will make her future home.

5 cents invested in Jones' candy will prove to you who makes the best candy (taffy and peanut brittle). Fresh every day. On the 28th of December U. M. Brooks and Miss Mamie Kemp were married, the ceremony being performed by Re.v.

Halfacre. Mrs. J. A. Wright and sons, Paul and Lamar, after spending several days here, left Wednesday for their home in Nowata, Okla.

We will have all kinds of plauls in season, such as pepper plants, egg plants, and tomato planls. H. Arlman Son. A bright little boy is a guest al the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Ezell. He arrived a few days ago and will remain permanently. The negroes of the town have rented the skating rink from the managers and are having the "time of their lives" every night skating.

Mrs. Spenill and little daughter, Dorlhy have returned home after spending the holidays with her sister, J. I. Hill, near Winona. For the next 10 days I will sell Eggs SI .00 for 15 from my Fancy Golden Buff Orpington Yard.

Call and take a look at my birds. W. A. HOLMAN. JfTe Home of Quality Groceries OUR WHOLE Time and Attention IS GIVEN TO Th Task of Appeasing The Public Appetite.

HOW ABOUT YOURS? TRY THESE-THEY'LL PLEASE 15-lb Fancy Head $1.00 10-lb bucket Simon Pure Lard $1.50 10-lb bucket Birkshire Lard $1.50 1 Pk. cooking apples 35 1 Pk. eating apples 40 0. W. Sturdivant, Winona, Mississippi.

There- are in the Slate educable children. Frst Proof Cabbage Plants now on sale at Arlman's. Artman's Bulk Garden Seed have arrived fresh and fine. Mrs. J.

J. Doty is spending a few days of this week in Duck Hill. J. E. Coleman, of Doddsville, was a Winona visitor this week.

K. A. Barhman made a flying trip Monday to Jackson to see "Every Woman." Carroll Loeb, of Hazlehucst, a few days of the week with Hon. W. n.

Witty Simpson will do your hauling quickly and satisfactorily. Phones 3C3 and 270. Coal, Coal! That's what, we sell. Witty Simpson. Residence phone 303, office phone 270.

Montgomery county's pro rata part of the State school fund distribution was Mesdames W. T. Knox, Dr. Sanderson and Milton Bardwrli spent Tuesday in Greenwood. Mrs.

Walter Campbell spent one day in Greenwood this week visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Head Heggie and child, of aid en, were Winona visitors one day this week. Miss Ef lie Read, of Greenwood, passed through Winona one day this week en route home.

Ex-Judge F. McCool, of Kosciusko, was mingling with his many friends in town this week. Our lunch counter grows in popularity daily. Meals served at all hours. H.

Artman Son. The best grade of coal for sale by Witty Simpson. Residence phone 363, office phone 270. The beautiful weather of this week has been enjoyed and the weather man has our thanks. Hal Green, of Seattle, is a guest in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. D. B. Turner this week. Mr.

and Mrs, W. S. Hill, of Greenwood, spent Saturday in Winona with friends and relatives. The Eastern Star held its regular meeting on Tuesday night. Several new members were initiated.

Buy your cabbage plants at Art-mean's and eat cabbage six weeks earlier. Guaranteed frost proof. Phone 363 or 270 if you want your baggage moved quickly. WITTY SIMPSON. Frances Meacharn, of Senatohia, is spending several days in the city the guest of her cousin, Ollie Wood.

Phone Witty Simpson, phones No. 363 and 270, for any kind of hauling. Nothing loo large or too email. Tillman Rowe, of Mmephis, was the guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs.

A. V. Rowe, a few days this -week. Mrs. Ada McLean Knott, of Greenwood, spent several hours in our city last week, en route to Vaiden.

Dr. R. C. Persons, retired Naval Surgeon of Philadelphia, is visiting his brother-in-law, Dr. H.

J. E. R. Blackston spent Saturday and part of Sunday with hi9 family. He Jeft Sunday afternoon for Winona has the best people on eaTth, noted for their hospitality and cordiality.

If you don't believe this, come here and be convinced. The remains of Mrs. Boyet.t, who died in Ruleville, were brought through Winona Monday morning en route to Kosciusko, for interment. Miss Rubye Nelson, I he day clerk at the Wisteria Hotel, is on the sick list this week, and Miss Myrtle Burt is filling the position during her illness. W.

C. Trailer left Sunday afternoon for Ballimore, accompaning his sis! er, Mrs. Dr. Rosamond, who goes to John Hopkins University for 1 real men I. Have you tried Jones' Taffey candy? For sale at L.

Bight's 5 and 10c Store, and sold on the streets, 5c per bag. It chews better than gum. W. E. Williams, who was formerly express agent at this place, ijul now of Greenwood, was shaking hands with his many friends; in our cily Tuesday.

Eugene Neley and Miss Effie Vernon were united in the holy bonds of wedloek near Kilmichacl on December 23rd, 1012. Rev. T. J. Halfacre officiated.

The many friends of Miss Carrie Herring, head nurse of I he Columbus Hospital, were pleased to see her in our cily this week visiting relatives and friends. M. C. Ester, of Gulfport, aftre a visit to Winona relatives and friends, departed a few days ago to visit her sister, Mrs. J.

R. Binford, of Duck Hill. We understand there is soon to be a new physician in our town, Dr. Hampton, of Louisville, Ky. Dr.

and Mrs. Hampton will move here at an early date. Miss Marion Bankston spent a few days of last week in Greenville and other Delia points on business connected with the Y. W. A.

work. W. E. Cowan, who has been working at the Pearl Steam Laundry, has resigned his position and accepted another with (he Southern Depot at this place Big sale at D. A.

McGarrh, Stewart, Saturday, January 18th, and closes February 1st. This is an opportunity to buy goods cheap. Everybody invited. Mr. Johnson, a prominent merchant of Lodi, and Mrs.

C. C. Freeman were united in the hold bonds of wedlock at Eupora, Rev. T. J.

Halfacre officiating. We have the agency for Galloway coal which needs no introduction; everybody knows what kind it is. Witty Simpson. Residence phone 303, office phone 270. The D.

A. McGarrh Sale at Steward, Saturday, Jan. 18, closes Friday, Feby. 1st. Prices have been slaughtered.

Don't fail to attend and get goods cheap. We have had 15 years experience in selling bulk garden seeds. Our seed are all guaranteed. We sell you the most seed for the least money. H.

Artman Son. Mrs. A. M. Holmes, of Yazoo City, and Mrs.

A. J. Knight, of Greenwood, were called home this week because of the illness of their father, E. R. Ford.

It is- of interest to know that our former townsman, Hon. W. S. Hill, was invited to make the address at the formal opening of the handsome new opera house at Green wood on Thursday night. Mre.

C. M. Rose, of CowteW, Okla.j H. L. Walts expects to spend Sunday in Jackson, where he will speak at the Methodist church in the morning, at one of the Baptist churches in the afternoon, and at the Gideon Camp Fire meeting at night.

Col. John H. Allen, of Forman, who has visiting rela-lives here for some time left Wednesday for his home. He was accompanied by S. I.

Robinson, who will spend a few weeks as his guest. Mr. ami Mrs. D. li.

Turner entertained al six o'clock dinner on Wednesday in honor of their guest, W. H. II. Given, of Seattle, Wash. Mr.

and Mrs. HenTy Hart and Capt. Swealman were participants of this delightful hospitality. The first issue of the Kiiiiiicf Record, under the new managen made its appearance last As we slated last week, A Brantley has purchased the pi and has associated with him Applewhite, of Kilmichacl. Hons.

W. S. Bill, W. T. and W.

H. S. Wilburn have fori a law partnership. These gen men are well known IhrougL the slaie and are among our ab lawyers. This partnership give Winona one of the strongest firms in the slate.

Geo. Howie, of Glasgow, Scotl has been a recent of E. I stan. Some ten years have da since his last visit here and had much to say of the great provements noticed, especially the line of public buildings, Crete side-walks, etc. Mrs.

T. J. Whitehead the Wednesday afternoon Bi Club in her delightful home week. Delicate narcissus white hyacinths gave a spring air to this pleasanl afternoon after the games enjoyable refr menls were served. Having bought two cars of -grade coal We have reduced-price to the same that the mon coal is selling for in orde gel irid of it at once.

Phone 75. i-I0-2t. W. M. WEBSTE The (wo "Rambling Booster S.

H. Cole and his pal ''Kid" rente Duffy, paid the Times oi a visit Monday while in Win These young gentlemen are their way to Jacksonville, way of New Orleans, Pensai Tampa, then to Jacksonville. there they will walk lo Wasli ton, D. in time lo see Pi. dent-elect Wilson inaugurated.

Major W. R. Flemkfi, an ex-Russian soldier, formerly of Moscow, Russia, a Polander by birth, who served in the Russian army during the war between Greece, Turkey and Russia in 1897, and who has been a guard in I he Siberian mines, was in our cily last week in the interest of the Gospel Army, of which he is the founder, and while in the city paid the Times an appreciated visit. The Clarion Ledger and Jaekson Daily News are each conducting a spiriled contest. Mrs.

G. A. Doty is a contestant in the News' contest and Mrs. Walter Campbell is in the Clarion Ledger contest. These ladies are soliciting subscriptions for these papers and each subscription they secure entitles them to so many votes.

They will appreciate any help their many friends may render them in their respective contests. If your stomach feels uncomfortable from overeating, or from food which disagrees with you, take HERBINE; it settles the stomach, stretightens the digestion and relaxes the bowels. Price 50c. Sold by WILL B. KELLY.

chalteoge to start a panic WE Charges and send anything to you "within the limits" by PARCELS POST on the day we receive order. TRY US. Maybe the following will not go by mail, but the price at which we offer them should move them and save you money: WANT ONE? No. 7, 4-eye Cook Stove, regular price frC CH $7.50, now 4IJ.UU No. 8, 16 Oven Cook Stove, regular fflfl flfl price $12.50, now No.

8, 18 Oven Cook Stove, regular frIQ Eft price $16.50, J.JU These are guaranteed by us to be good cookers and to give satisfaction. 3 Saddles which we will sell at Prices Very Attractive Yours truly, Small Win 'V.