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WINONA (MISS.) TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, Official Organ. City, County and State The Paper the People Read. SAYS THE NEED OF Braswell, Nellie Bingham, Inez Scroggins. (Boys) Wilson Bingham, Odelle Lenard, Percy Lee Morgan. Teacher: Miss Era Bell Cross.

All the people in this vicinity ware sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Ella Palmertree. Her remains were laid to rest in Hebron cemetery last Wednesday. We extend our sympathy to all the bereaved ones. Miss Nellie B.

Cross of Ethel High School is spending the Christmas holidays with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson READ THE WINONA TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BARGAINS The charge for Classified Advertisments is li cents per word for each insertion. No advertisement accepted under this heading for less than 50 cents.

Price is the same whether one or more insertions are taken. Classified advertisements are Cash in Advance Always. Legal Notices charged for at Legal Rates. Prices of Business Cards furnished on Application. Ml a BUSINESS CARDS and LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT ifrnv We Can Handle It Elertrical Work I am prepared to do all kinds of ELECTRIC AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK.

Wiring done according to specifications of Underwwriters. Electric Irons, Percolators, Fans and Motor Repaired. All Kinds of Soldering. Electric Signs. Estimates Furnished Free.

Out-of-town work given prompt Attention. If you have property FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR LEASE If you want to buy city property or farm land on easy terms or for cash, we have propositions that will interest you. Don't wort? about your property being rented and collecting the rents. Turn you business over to us. We can handle it on a small percentage, and in many instances make your property bring you in a better income than you are getting now.

Wood Real Estate Co. WINONA, MISSISSIPPI CARPENTER WORK B. S. ELLIOTT WINONA, MISS. R.

F. D. 2 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR BUILDER I ALL WORK GUARANTEED Will Take Stock As Part Pay If Contract Will Justify An Investment. t5 STATE IS CAPITAL Governor Elect Gives Views on Mississippi Conditions. COLUMBUS, Dec.

15. In a speech yesterday at Columbus Governor-elect Whitfield said "that the only thing worth while as governor will be to answer in the affirmative the question "Have I worked honestly, been faithful and done everything for the honor, prosperity and good of the state?" He further went on to say that "my position is one of tremendous responsibility and the more I know of the problems which confront us the more difficult they get. The trouble Mississippi is a lack of knowledge the affairs of the state of education, of finance, taxation and low production. Even representatives are not informed. And in these problems you have your responsibility and must carry back to the people in the state some help, some means of solving the(e things.

"Mississippi is a rural state made of an agricultural people, and nefnW nf th ua other existing conditions we have tw gotten into a habit of unin formed existence. In other days we had another source other than agriculture as an industry, this being tim ber. But nobody realized the value timber and as a result sold it to outside corporation for a song our birthright sold for a mess of pottage. As a result a desolate waste was left behind, people were left out work, people are discouraged and everywhere they are leaving the farms and even leaving Mississippi. The most depressing thing is that those who leave are the strongest, the best trained and the best educated those that are most needed in this great crisis that is facing us.

"At the next reckoning there will be a deficit of current expenses equal to $5,000,000 because the land heretofore taxed has been overestimated. The people who own money in Mississippi are not putting it into industry because the taxes are too high, and, therefore, the people of the state are not afforded the opportunity which they should have. "The sentiment outside of Missis sippi is that this state is not well regulated and corporations are not treated fairly. Therefore all the taxes are on the land and the people are not able to pay. We have got to build up our agriculture and make it profitable.

Now the burden of taxation rests almost entirely upon the farmer who doesn realize any profits and the important problem now that of placing the taxes evenly on all shoulders. "The state has been supporting colleges all the time and yet there no one expert in Mississippi who knows in a specialized way the con-ditons of the state or how to go about solving any of the problems. The principal thing we need is capital. "Another trouble Mississippi is lack of patriotism. People are never able to emancipate themselves from themselves but consider things only in the way it affects them.

"My one comfort as I stand here today is that I am absolutely uncommissioned to anyone; and I will stand as a governor clean, with no obligations and no responsibilities except to the state, which I put above all else. People too often try to get all they can out of the state and will not back whole-heartedly and without prejudice anyone who unselfishly stands for the state alone. "This is one of God's times for checking us up, this crisis, chaos and time of wrong processes. No stami na, no character, no courage is the result of people who have no problems and no discouragement. When all of this is over, when organization comes, when problems are solved, we will move on a higher plane.

"The Muscle Shoals project is of great interest at present, since everything depends on power. When this project is completed the plant at Muscle Shoals will generate 800,000 horsepower and the plan now is to distribute cheap power in Mississippi, through three sources, the north ern, middle and southern parts of the state. Because of this new source of power there is to be great develop ment and we will not be able to get the full benefit of this unless we get a vision of new thought and training so that we will be able to receive it. Wake up get off the old beaten paths and get ready for this de velopment. What are you going to contribute with your preparation and In proportion as you con- tribute you will receive from it and you need problems and difficulties to gam strength." FOR OVER 40 YEARS HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE has been used successfully in the treatment of Catarrh.

HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE consists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and tne Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acta through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces, thus reducing the inflammation. Bold ty au druggists. F. J. Cheney St Toledo, Ohio.

Hebron The health of the vicinity is fine at present. Mr. A. Cross got through ma-king molasses last Friday night. He said it was the first time that he did not do anything in the fall of the year but make molasses.

Mr. William Aron McClellan spending his Christmas vacation with home folks. Miss Elsie Cross called to see her sister, Mrs. W. U.

bcroggms last Fri day evening. Little Orvelle Scroggins was ab sent irom school all last week on beaccount getting his arm broke last nignt. Mrs. Jim Gregg spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. A.

J. Mann. I guess Santa Claus did not for get anyone Christmas did he? everybody had a good Below are the names of the pupils at 90 and tove Palmertree, Essie Pearl Cross, Eva at in to I to spent Christmas with Mr. A. L.

Cross and family. Essie Lee Tindoll caved at John Lenard 's last Sunday. Mrs. A. L.

Cross i ti sick list this writing. Hope her a speedy recovery. Jim Gregg called at A. J. Mann's recently.

iarn.ill Mann called at A. L. Crnss' last 5fi. morr.inp, DAFFODIL. To Cure a Cold In On Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (TiMeu).

It stops the Couch and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. Mb Zilpha O- We regret to hear of the sudden death of Uncle Charlie Mann.

The iamny family has our sympathy. Uncle Charlie was 84 years old and an old ex-Confederate Soldier. Altho remember, it's not all of life to live, nor death to die. The entertainment given by Miss Alma Holly was enjoyed by all who attended Howard Sunders, Jack Yates and Delma Holland spent Saturday night the home of J. T.

Mann. O. L. Hodges made a business trip Kosciusko Tuesday. W.

L. McClure and W. M. Over- street were transacting business in Vaiden baturday. Grady Straham and family have moved in our vicinity.

Come on all you writers. I love to read the news of all the surrounding communities. Come on Tom Thumb. bet you are stuck up making molasses. HICKORY SHAD.

habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days -LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially-prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c per bottle.

O- -o Alva News School pupils and everybody are glad to have some cold weather and not so much rain. The basket ball girls are proud of the few days good weather as they hp.ve organized now and like to play so well. Cecil Melton and wife from Natchez, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.

Melton at Alva. Roads are bad as we have so much rain. We hope they will soon be better as it is worrisome to go so far on the school wagon. The Christmas programme prepared by the Progressive Society was given at ten clock Thursday morning. Mrs.

Perry and her pupils prepar ed a programme to aid the Society their programme. Mr. and Mrs. Perry were visited by Floyd Cooper and Ervin Gris- som last Sunday night. The visitors were from Walthall, Miss.

Miss Ulovis Land, who is attending school at Alva spent last week-end with home folks. Verna Mae Greene returned to school today after having missed last week on account of being sick. We hope to have a success out of the play that will be given Friday lght, December Zlst. and hope to have a crowd come to see "The Dust of the Earth." XXX. IF YOU HAVE 5 fl( M.UrU.

PiIM, ick Hadach. Cmt. Boweb, Dumb Acua, Sour Stomach, and Belching; your food oom not aaumilato, you have no appetite. Ull a 1 lllDf a will remedy thete trouble Cows Need Plenty of Water During Winter During the winter, whenoows are stabled the greater part of the time, they should be watered two or three times a day, unless arrangements have been made to keep water before them at all times, says the College of Agriculture and the University of Tennessee. The water should, if possible, be 15 or 20 degrees above freezing, and should be supplied at practically the same temperature every day.

When water well above freezing temperature is stored in tanks and piped directly to the cow, there is probably ntue occasion to warm it. When it stands in a tank on which ice often forms it usually pavs to warm it slightly. This can be done by a tank heater, by live steam, or by hot water used to wash and sterilize utensils, steam from which can readily and cheaply be used to warm the drinking water. Mr. Casey, made famous by Thay- ers poem "Casey at the Bat," is E.

Robinson Casey, now a business man of Syracuse, New York. The famous game was played in Minneapolis. In a "get out the vote" campaign put on in Detroit during a recent elec tion, 150 telephone operators inquired of 70,000 subscribers whether the7 had voted. "An educated person is a man who can read a newspaper without being humbugged by it." St, John Ervine. 20 that lies west of Hays Creek Canal all in Township 19, North, Range 6 East, containing 119 acres more or less, in Montgomery County, Miss.

This 5th day of December, 1923. W. P. CONDON, Trustee. D7-14-21-28J7 NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Montgomery County, Mississippi, at the Court House, Winona, until 10:00 o'clock Wednesday.

January 23. 1924, and at that time publicly for the construction of Federal aid project No. 19, the same being a part State Trunk Road between Winona and Grenada. The length of road to be improved or constructed is 12.026 miles and the principal items of work are approximately as follows: 7.2 Acres Clearing and Grubbing 50489.0 Cu. Yds.

Common Excavation 27533.0 Cu. Yds. Borrow Excavation. 382.5 Lin. Ft.

18 in. T. S. V. C.

Pipe 659.38 Cu. Yds. Class Concrete 18.72 Cu. Yds. Class Con crete Lbs.

Reinforcing steel Lin. Ft. Concrete Railing. Cu. Yds.

Gravel, 1 mile haul Units Gravel, mile overhaul Miles Bermuda sod. 65322.0 152.0 28213.0 46758.0 9.7 BRIDGES OVER 20 FT. SPAN: 2070.0 Lin.Ft. Foundation Piling 794.C4 Cu.Yds. Class Concrete 125939.0 Lbs Reinforcing steel 44450.0 Lbs.

Structural Steel 713.0 Lin.Ft. Concrete railing 266.4 Sq.Yds. Concrete paving Bids will be received at the same time for furnishing surfacing gravel f.o.b points on I. C. Railroad between Winona and Elliott inclusive.

nans ana specuications are on file in the office of the State Highway Department at Jackson and in the office of the Chancery Clerk in the Court House, Winona, Miss. Any additional information may be secur ed trom the State Hiehwav Engineer. Jackson, Miss. The right to reject any or all bids reserved. Bidders bond or certified check for $5000.00 made payable to Board of Supervisors must accompany each bid as evidence of good faith and as a guarantee that if awarded contract the bidder will execute the contract and give bond as required.

H. C. DIETZER, State Hiehwav Engineer. D21-28-J4-11-18. THE CHARTER OF INCORPORA TION OF BAKER GROCERY WINONA, MISS.

1. The corporate title of said com pany is Baker Grocery Co. Inc. 2. The names of the incorporators are: W.

G. Baker, nostoffice Winona. Miss. F. L.

Eubanks. nostoffice Winona. Miss. M. V.

Harpole. postoffice Winona. MISS M. C. Billineslev.

Dostoffice nr. winona, Miss. 3. The domicile is at Winona, Miss. 4.

Amount of capital stock 000.00. 5. The par value of sharps is $100.00. 6. Ihe period of existence (not 10 exceed mty years) is fifty years.

i. ine purpose lor wnich it is created: To engage in and conduct a whole sale grocery business, and the busi ness oi Jobbers in all kinds of mer- chandise, to buy and sell all kinds of goods and wares, and to act as manufacturers agents, and as agents generally for the sale of all kinds of goods, wares and chattels. 8. The right and powers that may be exercised by this corporation are those conferred by the provisions of unupter 24, Mississippi Code 1906. W.

G. BAKER, F. L. EUBANKS, M. V.

HARPOLE, M. C. BILLINGSLEY, Ineoroprators. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. State of Missssippi, County of Monteomerv: This day personally aonearpd hp- fore me, the undersigned authorities, y.

u. catcer, Eubanks, M. V. Harpole and M. C.

Billineslev. in corporators of the corporation known as tne Baker Grocery Co. who acknowledged that they signed and executed the above and forepoine- articles of incorporation as their act and deed on this the 12th day of December, 1923. REMA WEED, Notary Public. D14-21-28J6 Notice is hereby given pursuant to the order of the Board of Supervisors of Montgomery County, Mississippi made at the December, 1923 meeting mat said Board will receive pias rrom Banks of this and adjoin mg counties on the 8th day of January, 1924, for the keeping of me runas oi said county for the year 1924 as Onnntv accordance with Law.

All bids to on me with said Board bv noon January 8th, 1924. Ihis the 4th day of December. 1923. JAS. W.

TOWNSEND, Clerk. J4-b A suicide-proof fence wifl be built in of up of an of is is a of WANTED. WANTED ONE or two families, white or colored, to make crop on shares, or will rent to them. J. C.

APPLEWHITE, R. F. Winona, Miss. J4-ll-pd-b We are paying 56 cents for first grade cream cans and check returned same day received. The Willow Springs Creamery Co.

D8tf Memphis, Tenn. PEAS AND BEANS. YAZOO COUNTY FARM BUREAU, Yazoo City, Miss. Wants 100 bushels each of Larado and Oo-too-tan beans. LIVE STOCK.

H. H. JONES, County Agent, Holly Springs, Miss. Wants to buy five good grade Jersey cows. Please state price.

E. B. WHITTAKER, County Agent, Marianna, Ark. Wants 4 or 5 registered Holstein cows. Prefer cows with second calf; must be good producers and at a bargain.

BRYAN B. BAKER. Grenada. Miss. Wants a high grade and purebred! Jersey cow, giving 3 or 4 gallons per day.

HAY. B. A. BRADY, County Agent, Marks, Miss. Wants several cars good Lespedeza and Bermuda hay.

W. E. WHITMAN, Brooksville, Miss. Wants hay by carload lots, of No. 1 Johnson or Alfalfa.

YAZOO COUNT FARM BUREAU. Yazoo City, Miss. Wants 300 bus.1 pan caught recleaned lespedeza seed. E. S.

BARRENTINE, County Agent, Earle, Ark. Wants best price on car of lespedeza seed, also best price on Japanese seeded ribbon cane seed. WANTED We Duy, sen and trade. What have you? See Wood Real Estate Company, Winona, Miss, tf WANTED We want to handle business, residence, farm and timber lands. See us if you want to sell or buy.

Wood Real Estate Winona, Miss. tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Pure bred Buff Orphington Cocks and hens. L. SMALL, Winona, Miss.

J4-11 FOR SALE Poultry netting, 2 in. mesh, 4 feet and 6 feet high, one-half price. L. SMALL, Winona, Miss. J4-11 FOR SALE Seven full blooded Duroc pigs.

Not registered. 10 weeks old, $3.50 each. Also one full blooded Duroc Sow. Also White Wyandotte Cockerels, $1.50 each. J.

E. HERRING, it. 1, Winona, J4pdb FOATEe'ooarca WeTl located. Good lease and cheap rent. Apply to Times Office, Winona, Miss.

D21tfn FOR SALE Twenty-three acres on Jefferson Davis Highway. 5-room house. Ideal poultry and dairy farm. Wood Real Estate Co. tf FOR SALE Set of Bank Fixtures.

Apply at Times Office, Winona, Miss. tf FOR SALE Five room house and 69 acres land. Well located. Ideal dairy and poultry farm. Wood Real Estate Company, Winona, Miss tf EXCHANGE TOM J.

WHITEHEAD, Winona, No. 12 DeLavel Separator used 12 months, in good condition, at one Sharpies No. 2 Separator in good condition at $30.00, or will exchange one or both for good purebred Rhode Island Red or White Leghorn hens. J. R.

BAKER, Tupelo, Miss. Will exchange Marselles Warehouse Cylinder power corn sheller 700 bu. capacity per hour. Used two seasons, in good condition for good white corn, or will sell cheap, MRS. D.

M. FOSTER, Hermanville, Miss. For sale or will exchange, Rhode Island Red rooster and cockerels for hens. Rooster and cockerels at $2.60 eaeh LOST. LOST One black horse mule, about 8 years old.

C. G. STOWERS, Sibleyton, Miss. J4-ll-pdb NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I have lost 2 horse mules.

One is black, about 5 years old, closely sheared with long lash on tail. The other one is brown, 9 years old, with gray spot on left jaw. If seen please notify D. L. LITTLETON, Drew, Miss, (or) F.

M. BURNEY, Flautt, Miss. Men swimming in the surf on large icebergs find the water has a temperature of seventy-two degrees, even close to the berg, for the water in contact with ice sinks as fast as it cools. DRESS UP We can make your old clothes look new. There is no better way to economize than to have your old clothes Dry Cleaned and Pressed by us.

Our prices are reasonable and our work prevents you from buying new clothes. QUICK SERVICE. Phone 323. Boy will call. Out of town work given special attention.

Peoples Pressing Shop WINONA, MISSISSIPPI. Dr. A. M. Bailey Veterinary Surgeon and DcntUt Office Kelly Drug Co.

Phone 19. Residence Phone 23 Winona, Miss. A-13-tf Sanitary Barber Shop1 W. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.

Efficient Service. Courtesy Al ways. Everything JNew and Sanitary. PRICES Shaves 20c Hair Cuts 40c All Tonics 20c Massage 40c Shampoo 30c LOCATION Nevt Door to Busy Bee Cafe. W.

C. GEORGE TINNING PLUMBING Office in Purnell Building. PHONE NO. 227. First Class Work in every respect absolutely guaranteed.

Winona, Miss. LEON BROWN Electrician WINONA, MISS. Electrical Work of all Kind. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Four Years Experience A Electrician in the U.

S. Navy. Shop Next Door To Time Office. PHONE 285 FOR ESTIMATES. I Phone 327, J.

D. Boyd's Residence' C. W. BURT 2-16-24 WINONA MISS G. A.

McLean V. D. Rowe McLean Rowe ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Will Practice in All Courts Office in Masonic Building Telephone No. 2. Winona, Miss.

I W. T. KNOX ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will Practice in All Courts, Both State and Federal. Office over the Hitt, Hart Blackstou Co. Phone No.

389. Winona, Miss. J. CONGER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will Practice in all Courts. Office Purnell Bldg.

Phone 281 Winona, Miss. I- Dr. Frank Harris PHYSICIAN Purnell Building, Quitman Ave. Res. Phone 85 Office Phone 184 Winona, Miss.

PETITION FOR PARDON. Second Publication. To His Excellency, Lee M. Russell, Governor of the State of Missis sippi, and to the Pardoning Board of said State The undersigned Emmett Brooks, respectfully shows that petitioner is now under parole from the State Penitentiary, and having been placed on the meritorious list for pardons; by the Board of Pardons, he now prays that final action may be taken upon his petition for pardon, and that he may be fully pardoned and released from said penitentiary. This 6th day of December, 1923.

Respectfully submitted, EMMETT BROOKS. D7-14-21-28-J4 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue oi the power me vested as trustee in that certain deed of trust, executed on the 11th day of February, 1921, by G. A Hill and his wife, Lenora Hill, to se cure certain indebtedness ac knowledged therein to be owing by them to J. L.

Sullivan, which said deed of trust is duly recorded in Book No. 49, page 310 of the records of land deeds of Montgomery County, Mississippi, default having been made in the payment of said indebtedness, and being thereto requested by said J. L. Sullivan, holder and owner of said indebtedness, W. P.

Condon, Trustee, as aforesaid, will on Monday, the 7th day of January, 1924, within legal hours, in front of the East door of the court-house of said county, in the City of Winona, Mississippi, offer for sale and sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the property embraced in said deed of trust, or so much thereof as may be necessary to meet said indebtedness and the expenses of executing said trust, as follows, to-wit: NH of NW of SE14 and NEVL of SEK less that part of said NE4 of SE that lies east of Hays Creek Canal and of NE14 of SWVi and SE of NWV4 less about V4 acre that lies north of Winona and Lodi public road, it being agreed that the said Winona and Lodi public road is to be the linrin Section 19, and all that part of the NW of SE, Section A. ed of is YOUR EYES ARE YOUR BEST FRIEND. DEFECTIVE VISION is a handicap in your life's work. Especially is this true in the child's school days. Many ills in life result from neglected eye strain which can be corrected with spectacles correctly fitted.

If you want to know more about this, see me. Very respectfully, I W. S. BOND OPTOMETRIST. Registered under State Law.

Office Upitaira in Citizens Bank Building. WINONA, MISSISSIPPI. W. A. Holman FIRE TORNADO INSURANCE When your house is burning op your neighbors will all stand around until it is a little pile of ashes, then walk off and there will be nothing left standing but the chimneys and I.

I go right after your money for you. My companies all pay losses, no waiting or parleying. I keep up with your policy that's my business and only business. THAT'S WHY I AM YOUR FRIEND AFTER THE FIRE. Winona, Miss.

4 Ninety per cent of the parcels sent to Russia labeled as relief goods are in reality merchandise intended for sale, according to charges made by the Russian Red Cross. ounu tne mw lork Central Park" (Girh): Bcrrv,.