The Winston County Journal from Louisville, Mississippi • 6

i THE WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, MISSISSIPPI, MARCH 15th, 1935. LxtAMi the Clerk Is further directed PROCEEDINGS OF hospital and poor house 14.00 Dr Montgomery prac 5 paupers Feb. 10.00 Fail- Lbr Co .77 Richardson sup 5.00 Kelly convey paupers to poor house 4.00 Graham sup poor hse 3.42 Good, temp pauper 5.00 Prisock same 5.00 Frank Sullivan same 5.00 Ludie Griffin same 5.00 tfW, vW jh Ir. nvuift'-v i ii i if i.frut,ill)ln.ili,Mii.ll,.u.at,STl.ii,iml 3 i Next time you 6ee Pontiac's famous Silver Streak Six remember that the car America promptly christened the most beautiful thing on wheels is one of the easiest cars in the world to buy.

And never has $615 bought so many things you want and need. A solid 6teel "Turret-Top" Body by Fisher triple-sealed hydraulic brakes the stamina and long life of silver-alloy bearings and a completely sealed chassis incredible economy performance as smooth and lively as that of the average eight these are just a few of the reasons why America's shrewdest buyers agree you can't do better than a Pontiac in 19351 PONTIAC MOTOR COMPANY, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN far NEW SIXES AND EIGHTS List pritvs at Pontiac, Michigan, begin at t615 for the Six and Eight (subject to chanfie without notice). Standard group of accei Available on easy G. M. A.

C. Time Payment. A General $730 fssories Motors for lie extra. Value. TAYLOR'S LOUISVILLE, GARAGE MISSISSIPPI Issue warrants in tiie sum of $343.00 on the general road fund xnd payable to each of the five beat road funds of the county.

Order to Divide Poll Tax Fund This day came on for consideration the matter of dividing the poll tax fund of Winstom County and it appearing to the Board that the County SupL of Education has filed his report showing the educable children of the county ar.d of the separate school districts in the county, Louisville, and it appearing to the Board that the separate school district of Louisville is entitled to receive $92.00 of said poll tax fund, and that the common school fund of said county is entitled to re ceive $908.00. It is, therefore, the order of the Board that the Clerk issue a warrant on the poll tax fund in the sum of $92.00 and payable to the separate school c'Jitrict of Louisville ar.d also to issue a warrant on the poll tax fund of Winston County, in the sum of $908.00 and payable to the common school Fur.d of Winston County. This division of the poll tax fund is made under Sec. 6733 Code of Mississippi, 1930. Order Crediting Road Tax This day came nfor consider ation the matter of giving credit to those who had worked out their commutation! road tax ac cording to law, and it appearing! the Board that the following named individuals have worked out their commutation road tax for the year 1934 and are hereby relieved of same: Moses Vernon; Wilbur Burrage, Joe Lovorn, Mark Jackson (col) Horace Jackson, Edgar Moore col).

Will Burrage (col), Bube Burrage, Oscar Sanders (col), Jim Kemp, Irvln Haggard, Thurman Baker (col), Jeroma Mitchell, Car ol Hull (col), Vardaman Adcock, Chandler Adcock, John Shields (col), Marvin Covington (col), Talmadge Hendrix, Ed Reed. Beat 4 Jarred Triplett, Wal ter Triplett, Felman Haynes, Bill Gos, David Triplett, Drayton unnlngham, Dan Riddle, Claud Woods, Elbert Triplett. Mut Hath-crn. Garland Hanes, Jim Fulwiley. Beat 3 C.

S. Peterson, Mal colm Peterson. Buster Peterson Wick Edmonds, J. F. Crowell, Eugene Collier.

M. D. Johns, W. T. Jones, Willie Trice, Jimmie Lee Colwin, John Henry Coleman.

Beat 1 J. T. (Buster) Jack son, Harold (Punch) Jackson. John E. Hall.

Order to Pay Peabody Seating Co. for Seats for Courthouse. This day came on for conisder- ation the payment of an indebted ness due the eabody Seating for seats purchased for the court house; and it appearing to the Board that said board, during the month of April. 1934. advertised ccording to law requesting bids to be submitted at the regulai May meeting, 1934.

to furnish eats for the courthouse and that the May, 1934 meeting, after advertising requesting bids to be submitted and said proof of publication being then on file with he Chancery Clerk and the Pea- jody Seating Co. submitted the cwest and best bids, and said bid was accepted by the Board, and hat the Peabody Seating Co. fur- Ushed said seats according 'io he contract. Said bid was for $873.79 with 6'J from May 16. 1934 until paid, nnd that said Board nade a special levy for court- iou.se Improvement.

It Ls therefore, the order of the Poard of Supervisors that the Clerk of the Board Issue a war rant In the turn fo $540 payable iut of the Courthoa--e Improve ment fund and payable to Peabody Seating Co. It Ls understood that hU a partial payment of said ndtrbtcdncss ar.d Ln no wise In ended to be a full settlement of he lndtetolcdncvi. Petition to Tax ConunlvJon Stale of Ml.ss., Winston County. ro The Siate Tax CommLvJon: We. the Board of Supervisors ol Viiv.ton County, respectfully pctl Ion the Slate Tax Comml'lon to awtpone in WlnMon County the l.tte fixed by law for the ol and for delinquent taxca from first Monday of April, lOOS ime being the flr.it day April the 3rd Monday of September lO.Ti.

wine belt the lGth d.iy ol Flr.it, brauM! there i grave public emerg'-nry rxWins; thi county. The tax payer make an effort to pay their axe on lands If th day, which ixrd by law on April 1st. in.l", nuke the sole, la pnstponrd to Die l.iy fixed by lnw to be September 16. 1935. for the wile of drllnquen 'aiid1! for the ol axvs.

If said April wle is deferred to She F.rpifrt'brr mp a large num irr of tax payr will be ah!" 1 jiy theif taxes c'uni 2 the f.prit atvl (summer rtioriUw but if al MARCH BOARD Monday Morning, March 4, 1935 State of Winston County Be it remembered that the board of Supervisors of said county con vened on Monday, the 4th day of March, 1935, in the of Louie ville, in the court house thereof the time and place designated by law for the holding of said court There were present and attending the following officers, to-wit: O. H. Craig, J. D. Fulton, Claude Richardson, E.

K. Horton, A. E. Wilkes and M. M.

Ellis. Sheriff, and L. W. Adams, Clerk of the Board. After proclamation by the Sheriff, the following business was transacted: Beat 5 Road Fund Accounts Paid A McCool, salary Feb.

$75.00 Sinclair Refin Co, gas, oil 173.82 Nox Cash Store sup 21.20 A McCool, labor bill item 117.00 VanLandingharn rep wk 7.50 Southwestern Pet Co, oil, grs 86.25 Dalrynrple Equip Co sup 19.28 Miss Cul Mch Co sup 45.54 Central Weld Rep Shp rep 65.00 Smith Co bridge 575.00 It appearing to the Board that a contract a at former term of this Board was let to W. M. Smith of Birmingham, to furnish the material for the construction of a steel and iron bridge In Supervisor's Dist. No. 5 of said county and state and that advertisements were made according to law and that the said W.

M. Smith submitted the lowest and best bids, after advertising in the Winston County Journal, a newspaper with a general circulation in Winston County, and at the time the contract was let to W. M. Smith of Birmingham, that said advertisement was then filed in the Chancery Clerk's office of Winston County, Mississippi, and that the Board accepted the bid of said W. M.

Smith Co. of Birmingham, Ala. In the sum of $575, same being lowest and best bid submitted. And it further appearing that the said W. M.

Smith Co. has furnished the material and done all things according to the contract and that they have filed their account, same having been audited. It is therefore ordered that the Clerk issue a warrant on Beat 5 Road Fund in the sum of $575 paying to W. H. Smith Co.

Beat 1 Road Fund Accounts Paid Louisville Implement sup 6.50 Taylor's Garage, rep 43(5 McKay Chev Co sup 13.97 Jferrport Cul sup 100.00 Motor Co rep 3.01 White lab bill itemized 118.00 -Southern Sand Gravel Co 234.29 Gulf Ref Co. oil gas 12553 Miss Trac Co sup 200.00 1 Lyle sup 3.50 Mel Yaibrough rd wk 2.00 Mitchell shp wk 12.00 Graham sup 3.42 White sal Feb. 75.00 General Road Fund Accounts Paid Craig part Feb sal 50.00 Fulton same 50.00 Claude Richardson same 50.00 Horton same 50.00 A Wilkes same 50.00 Common County Fund Accounts Adams stamps ch elk 6.00 Adams 1 day of 5.00 Gregory ex of 21.75 A Morgan Ex of Const 4.20 Beat 3 Road Fund Accounts Paid Crowell labor material 8 00 Bob White Labor bill Item 13150 Louisville Implement Co sup 20.25 Woodward, eng scrvicse 5.00 Miss Oil Corp. grease 53.23 Triplet: Ser Station gas 58.20 Mi Trac Co 205.84 II A Bouchillon brdg wk 1.00 Klnard sup 29 81 Gulf Ref Co sup 4 80 Taylor's Garage sup 68.79 Peterson Ibr 54.70 Pauper Fund Accounts raid Dr A Young, vac. Charley Walker 6 00 McCool keep paupers 4602 Blon Harris, casket for Hubert Boiling supplies for poor house 16.15 Horn, convey pauper to hospital 10.00 Moody's Flint Store sup 45.43 Ed Hill conveying paupers to Kept Taking Cardui Until She Got Rid of the Severe Paint Whm Mm.

Id Hee, cf Edl.i-burg, Ind, In a painful, rundown condition, she took CarduL with the results aha describes below: "I had Jut been what cm might wy dragging around, ruling miserable and all out of norm. I nmembeml how Cardul helped my aunt I iwnt for six bcttltt of Cardul and wl.cn I had taken Uem, I ru much better and simngf. I did rot uffer much pain. I continued! taking Cardul until I had taken Mn bottle. I do not hr tf severe prdns," Tftousindf tif women testify Chrtul benefited Ihenv If not bene fit YOU.

a fUyak lao. A Haggard same 5.00 Nat Williams same 5.00 Mrs. Suckle Price same 5.00 Lucy Mayo same 5.00 Tucker same 5.00 Jim Livingston same 5.00 Mrs Clarence Golden; same 5.00 Beat 4 Road Fund Accounts Paid Graham, sup 3.98 Edgar Massingill, rd wk 18.37 Theron Allen rd wk 4.50 Albert Slaughter same 7.60 Johnson same 22.50 Dempsey same 21.87 Taylor same 12.00 Everett Banes same 3.00 Jess Miller same 7.50 Gulf Ref Co gas 128.03 Pearson wk on culvert 1.00 Goff rd wk 23.62 Swinton Dempsey same 8.75 A Allen same 22.87 Roy McAlilly same 4.80 Buddie Brown same 5.40 Pearson same 8.80 Reagin Ward oil .90 Lyle Co sup 22.50 Lvlee Motor Co sup 455 Mayor rd wk 5.00 Caperton same 5.00 Carr bid cul 2.50 Eubanks rd wk 13.50 Eubanks rep bldg 3.20 Turner Hdw Co sup 3.26 Ray crossway 8.48 Arie VanLandingham rd wk 9.00 Coy McDaniel rd wk 1.50 Huston McQulrter rd wk 61.70 Clement same 3.00 Sam Vanlandingham same 12.00 Cha sVanlandingham same 7.50 Jesse Cummings rd wk 13.5C Shumaker same 22.50 Gladney crosswaying .80 Hinze same 1.28 Lee Jr brdg wk. 2.00 Johnson rd wk 150 Motor Co, sup 24.86 Miss Rd Sup Co sup 64.76 Beat 2 Road Fund Accounts Paid Fox blades sharpened 9.00 McKay Chev Co sup 10.45 Lvlle Cash Store sup 350 McLeod lbr 4.80 Mitchell shp wk 1.25 Nox Cash Store sup 3.50 Graham sup 3.06 Miss Trac Co sup 86.44 Sinclair Ref Co oil 91.72 Hop's Service Sta gas 1.03 3 Turner Hdw Co sup 4.93 Jna Kemp rd wis 10.00 Edwin Moody lbr 41.72 Taylor's Garage sup 10.30 Cham-bliss lab bil litem 228.37 Howard Hill lbr 142.22; Price lbr 16.59 Fair Mch Shp weld trk 5.00 Giffin salary for out of School Fund 166.6" This day came on for considera tion the matter of declaring A. T.

Hannah and Whit Tally, Mary' and Sip Coaley paupers. And it appearing to the Board that the above named parties are paupers and should be admitted to the poor house. It is therefore, the order of the Board that the above named partise be and they are hereby declared paupers. Order This day came on for consider- aticrt the petition of Lam Us Lbr. Corp.

for reduction in the assessment of real prcperly, ave.sscd to the said Petllcner as the owner, the said reduction bring asked on the ground that was an error In making up rolls. It la therefore. ordered by the Board that said pc titlon be gran'ed. being a total re duction of $-1545 for year 1934; and $4545 for year 1D35, Order This day came on for consider ation the petition of Robert Kin-nrd for reduction in the assess ment of real property. assessed to ihe snld petitioner a the otwnet thereof, wild reduction being ask on the ground that was a-es for more than actual value.

It is. therefore, ordered by the Board that fald petition be grant ed. being a total reduction of HOC for 1934 and $too for 1935. Order it Divide General It oal und Thli day came on for consider i' Ion the division of the General Road Fund of Wia-ion County nnd It appearing to the Board that there to the credit of the General Bond Fund the num of 4l and that the said General rtoaft fund received the Mim of $2:19798 from the gas tax and that under the law the bud Is required to net B.M(le 35 of Wild gS fund for the purpose of retiring 1m6 find that of fa Id fum of $2XV7XS would be $139.29. It Is.

therefore, the order of the bwrd that the Chancery Ork l'ue a warrant on the fn- ral rotvd iund ana pstyaui use Kis fund I wTia Bra re- the sum tf $-113 23 and O. H. Craig, President of Board of Supervisors. L. W.

Adams, Clerk of Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors of Winston County, does hereby adjourn until the 18th day of March, 1935, and at said adjourned meeting the Board will pay county officers salaries and allowances, accounts against the county, and for road work construction, and transact all business in said special meeting on March 18, 1935 that it can legally do at any regular meeting. Said Board will meet at the courthouse in the Chancery Clerk's office at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 18, 1935.

O. H. CRAIG, President. PONTIAC PRODUCTION February broke factory produc tion and retail records of several years standing, it was announced today by A. W.

L. Gilpin, vice president and general sales manager of the Pontiac Com pany. Production for the month total ed 16327 cars which breaks all records for any single month flixe 1929. Retail deliveries by Pontiac dealers amounted to 10.732 cars which establishes the mon.h as the best February In six years. The delivery Tigure shows a good Increase over the 7.375 for Janu ary of this year and more than doubles the deliveries In February 1934 which were 4.631 cars.

"There is nothing to indicate that this record-breaking pace will let up materially for some time to come." stated Mr. Gilpin. The popularity of the standard six is increasing raplfMy as Indicated by! an upturn of 18.2 In the number of unfilled orders on hand for standard six models. "So that we may be able to take care of orders on hand with the possible delay during March 18.500 cars have been scheduled for production during the month. Without any doubt the country is In a more enlhasla.s'.lc buying mood than It has been for years.

Money coming Into the marts of trade from many different ave nues. Much ff It. no doubt. Is money tha theretofore hn been afraid to show Itself. I has biten out of circulation hiding lrt Mime Vrong box or In a bank account." --o CAN WE liriP TOO WASHINGTON? Well know i.

txperts In an it Federal Government and pollt cal will check up on am tdvlie to ttatus of and propct jrocedure regarding clnlm, patent icnulnn, contrcts. position, r'c, a National Capitol for fes of 3rr.d with fee. fun details of mat 'er to be Investigated, to FFDrn Kh ADVISORY Bt'KKAU, A. II 'lm, Mm i Room Sna. M-vylanr The journal I equipped to do kind? cf commercial SHAW SPRINGS Mr.

and Mrs. Will Shaw and Mrs. Alton Shaw and son W. spent Sunday in the home of Mr. Judge Hollis.

Mrs. C. C. Collier and son Buck pent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Will Griffith of Barefoot.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt spent Sunday night with Mrs. Hunt's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. F. Os-valt. Misses Vera and Vallie Collier vere the guests of their aunt, Mrs. A111 Griffith of Barefoot, Satur-lay.

Mrs. Beaman Whitte nand laughtn- Mildired spent Saurday vith her brother, Mr. Luther Col-ier and family. Several from this community the play at Gum Branch, Friday night. Mrs.

C. C. Collier and daughter Vallie spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G. D.

McGee. Mr. Alton Shaw was Saturday night and Sunday guest of Mr. md Mrs. Will Griffith.

Miss Versie Collier was the guest of Mrs. Howard Chancellor and VIbs Maudlne Chancellor, Sunday ifternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rhodes and Utile son Marshal spent Tuesday light and Wednesday with their father, Mr.

Cass Johns. Mr. Alton Shaw spent Sunday afternoon with Messrs. Buck and Barron Collier. DID YOOEVER STOP TOJHINK? That buslne.N6 is the foundation upon which cities are built.

Little pixtgress has been made ijy law-makers toward encourag ing belter business for the farmer md the city business man. They restrict, they limit, they prohibit and that, and often their purpose seems to hamper and annoy bU.sitH'M. Business has often been In spile of legistallon. rather than by its help. Ttxlay the merchant and the farmer who succeed are energetic and full of pep.

always developing new Ideas In merchandising and farming and carrying them on to success. No field presents more oppor tunities than the bronde.4, surest field of effort called BUSiNF-Sfi. vlcldlng Its rich harvest In quick rrfponse to well dlrccej energy. A burincM developed in "ommunlty. so will that commun ity develop.

Belter business for the city bus ine.vi man find the farm- meant pm-perlty for all. cry citizen should do his hare toward making his city Old pnjjer fc" enle Journal payers, or a great number of hem, will not make any further ffort to redeem the lands sold for he time expires for the redemp- taxes, and will wait just before ion of this property. We, as nembers of the Board of Super visors, desire to do the best thing possible to help the tax payers md encourage them to pay their axes, respectfull urge and request hat the sale of land for delin quent taxes be postponed from he April sale until the sale fixed law on the 3rd Monday of September, 1935. Respectfully submitted, O. H.

CRAIG. President of the Board of Supervisors. Tax Refunds The following are hereby re- unded taxes from Ellison Ridge School DLstrict, account of being rroneuosly assessed: Stokes, refund tax 1.00 Fox, refund tax 4.80 Mrs. Dora Whitehead same 9.17 I Whitehead same 3.70 A fe Reed same 6.66 II Giffin, ref rd tax Bt 4 3.00 Ordered that Vasco Head be re lieved of road tax, account Minls- er. Ordered that W.

H. Watkins be relieved of road tax for 1934. Ordered that the following ac counts be paid out of various funds a.s shown: tst Col Nat Bk. lnt Dlst 1 605.00 McMlUIn bond, fc Dlst 1 610.00 1st Col Nat Bk bond and Int. Dist.

3-16-13-14 560.00 1st Col Nat Bk bal. on bonds Sep. Rd. Dlst NO. 2 1500.00 Col Nat Bk bal.

on bonds Sep. Rd Dist No. 1 150O0C Bk of Lvlle. Int. Bond school 96 00 Bk of Lvlle lnt.

Calvary 30.00 C'ommliUon to Depository Slate of County of Winston. To All to Whom These Present Come, Greeting: The Columbiw National Bank of Columbu. having complied with all of the requlre-wnU of law, an dhavlrg placed the following approved securities triXh the County Treasurer, to-wit: U. S. Oovt.

Security State of MU. Honda tnudrednle County. Bonds tte.000.00: Ci'y of Meridian binds $10 non 00; City of Columbus bond tS.OocoO; Is hetrby created and ippointed a depository of the County of Win.ston for the period beginning M.irch 5. 1935 and rnd-'t-g on the fir-t Monday of January IMC, and hrrrtiy authorised tnd empowered to receive and disburse the furrtfl of nid county ae-rnrdirg io law and the rule of he brmrd of uprrvlsor.i, but ahall na h.ive on ilepor.it at any time in amount exrredin the tim of 0r'r the Mini guaranteed and covered by approved purities, 'he said depor-Uory ntrreeing to sreour, for the Mr-c of the county fund1 there kept on and to pay inlert thereon at Uxe rate and In the manner provided by fir the cf county ANNOUNCES REGULAR $1.10 POWDER NOW The same eiquisite Cory Powdct, just i yoo hve alwis seeo it for $1.10. Scenred with the four most popular Cory perfumei, L'Aimant, L'Origan, Ememudle," ParU," emch in iti own disrinaire box.

Twelve skin-true shades to choose from. 5rW io rMI to Ctt Nr Yri, Dept. fr umfilrt tkrr iktdn A Cmty L4Ock (tmmihler 18 sfiplutnmX WHY GET UP NIGHTS Use Juniper Oil, Buchn Leaves, Etc. Flush out excess acids and waste material. Get rid of bladder irritation that causes waking up.

frequent dedre, scanty flow, burning and backache. Make this 25c Wit. Get juniper oil, buchu leaves, in little green tablets called Bukets, the bladder laxative. In four days if not pleased your drupglyt will return your 25c. Fox's Drug Store.

SAND HILL NEWS Mrs. Bennle Parkes spent last Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Bub Starks. Mr. and'Mrj.

II. D. Johns and Miss Grace Starks spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Crell Johns.

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Varner and It tie son spent Sunday afternoon ln the home of Mr. Rob Coopr. Miss Neva Jack.on had as her guest Friday night Ml- Mary Wil son.

Mrs. Bub Starks and lltUe Kin Eugene spent Sunday with Mrs. Clarence Wylle. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Johns, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Johns, spent while Sunday night In the home )t Mrs.

I re re Jackson. Mr. le Johns spent Friday night In the home of Mrs. Lxrn jck.Mn. Mr.

Hub Starks and son Onr- lnnd f-peiit Sunday with Mr. Jim Starks. Mr. Maurice Jackwm ls visiting in the Shady Orove community at this writing. Sl'MHALL HALF HALF httU I have some Sumrall Half A- Half r.ption wed, woond year nil! swap two for hree of ordinary wed.

or wil nl $1 ht bushel. B. A. HATCH nt. RfU 3, IxiuUvtlUi.

sun swilt roi unrs I have the Grade A Nsncy Hail writ po'nlpes for wile "Jfxi. tr bushel at my Ikiuip. ft. W. SMITH.

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