The Laurel Ledger from Laurel, Mississippi • Page 5

SPECIAL Easter Sale WEDNESDAY, APRIL tlth. MILLINERY --AT OUT PRICES LADIES SKiRTS --AT CUT PRICES THURSDAY, APRIL 12th. FRIDAY AND APRIL 13th. SATURDAY APRIL UNDERWEAR Ladies and Childrens. -AT CUT PRICES Ladies and Childrens SHOES --AT CUT PRICES Mens and Boys CLOTHING -AT CUT PRICES Mens and Boys SHOES --AT CUT PRICES 1 Buy Your Efcster Outfit Trom us at Cut Pri Come to the Sale at OFERRALL' OCIETY tNOTEe! nv i Phone 24O.

By MARY J. ROWAN. Dr. and Mrs. G.

McCormick are at home again a TIM- a most delightful trip to New Ode ins. Mr. 1 ivlan 1, of Tuscon, Arizona, formerly a Laurel boy, was the guest of Mr. Carl Maxwell, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.

S. R. Cook and Mrs. James Richards were in Richton last week, where-they were the guests of Mrs. P.

M. Anderson. Mrs. W. D.

Smith and children, and Mrs. Welborn, after a two monjths visit to Miss well, returned to their home in Port Huron, Michigan last week. The many friends of Miss Maggie Clark will be glad to know she has returned from Marion, where she spent the winter, and will be at home some time. There was a call meeting of the Argus club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.

B. Jarvis, to elect a delegate to the annual meeting of the state federation of clubs. This meeting will be held at Crystal Springs, April 18 to 20, and Mrs. Jarvis, the secretary, was selected as a representative of this club. Sometime in May the anniversary of this interesting literary organization will be fittingly celebrated.

This afternoon Miss Kate Kelly will be hostess at a social meeting, at her home in Kingston. Mrs. T. M. Travis entertained the Ladies Foreign Missionary society last week in a most delightful manner.

Business was first taken up, Mrs. M. P. Bush presiding and a report from the different committees read, at the close of which Mrs. Gate's expressed many, thanks for the Beautiful baby carriage, which a gift from the-aociety.

The rest of the afternoon was spent socially and most delicious cream and cake was served by the hostess. Mrs. Silas Gardiner'was hostess to the Progress club on Tuesday afternoon. The pro" gram on Japan was muchly enjoyed. 0 0 0 Mrs.

Andrews, of Oxford, will be She guest of her daughter, MrslaWalter Ross for some, time. Mta. Stewart Jones is in where she is visiting her motrasr for a few weeks. I Mrte. E.

E. Jackson leaves to- morrL. for Maryland, where she will spend the summer. lf Dunlan is the Mifta Mary Dunlap is charming guest of her cousin, Miss! Mary Whitaker, on High J. W.

Chambers will have as her guest for few days next Mrs. Nimrock, of Poplar- YiHe Mni. M. Anderson, of Richton is vibiting her mother, Mrs. S.

R. for a days 0 0 0 Mrs Edward Peirce an i little son, (Jcorge Harvey, left Thursday f')r Talledega, Ala where they will spend several weeks with relatives. Miss Lena Whitaker returned from Meridian Monday, having gone wiere with her sister, Miss Irene, who left last week for Dallas, Texas, to be the guest of Mrs. Iviinor Bridgers for several months. I The members of the Epworth League had a very pleasant meeting with Miss Pearl Stainton last Much business was discussed in the first part of the evening and Miss Lessie Rowan, and Mr.

Roy Stumbaugh were eleetedldelegates to the Epworth League-'Convention at McComb City which will be held this Music, games and several readings by Misses Brad-ford, Chambers and Taylor were muchly) en3oyed. Most dainty refreshments were served during the evening and boquets of vio enjoyed and at the close of the evening most delicious refreshments were served the members and the guest of the club, Miss Anna Lou Braswell, of West Point. Miss Kate Kelly visited friends iv EllisviHe Wednesday. Mrs. J.

A. Brown has as her guest this week her sister, Miss Anna Lou Brouswell, of West Point. If Its Grey Clothing. A glance at our windows will satisfy you that we are prepared for your The ladies are invited to see Bonner Go's line of the famous Fadian skirts they are made to fit and of best material. Lots of new belts, Hand bags, collars, ties, etc.

just received. HICKS MERC. Co. Easter Egg and Food Sale On April 14 the ladies of the Catholic church will give an Easter Egg and Food Sale at the Wallace Drug Co. store.

The sale will begin at 10 a. m. and continue through the day. For that tired feeling take the Pearson cure. Go to Natio Pearson's--drink up, smoke up, read up.

For the ladies, omit the smoking and take Shurld's ice cream and Gunther's candies. Our entire line of exclusive novelties in pattern hats will be shown Thursday at our opening. Dunagin-Whitaker Co. Confederate Reunion. During the week "of the Confederate at New Orleans the United States Cruiser Colum bia one of the famous ships Navy will be in the harbor and visitors will be given an opportunity to visit her and inspect her great guns, and other interesting features.

The New Orleans and Little Rock base ball teams, members of the Southern League, will play ball on the grounds of the New Orleans club on the afternoons of April 21, 23, 28 and 27. The Queen and Crescent route will sell excursion tickets to New Orleans at very low rates, giving every one an opportunity to enjoy these entertainments provided for the Veterans. All the latest creations of the mi'liners art will be shown at our opening Thursday April 5th. Dunagin-Whitaker Co. lets, the the lea yellow, league's flower, tied with ue's colors, white and were given as souvenirs.

The 6. Z. club had a merry time with Miss Stella Ernest on last Wednesday evening, when they oameJn full number to enjoy hejr charming hospitality. Musi4 and games were highly -v Smart, Showy, Stylish Suits. Perfect-fitting, well-wearing, shape-keeping garments that will delight the fastidious man.

Every popular fabric, pattern and cut is represented in our new stock of L. Adler, Bros. Co 's and Michael Steam's ready-to-wear. We are lust as sure to have what you want price as in design. Regard them with a critical eye.

bee if you can find a feature that will not be worthy of'the best merchant tailor you know. $15 to $30. Walk-Over Edwin Clapp SHOES AH Latest Designs Low Cuts Qluetts and Monarchs. WfflTAK.