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( ) Wednesday, October 15, 1924. WE AT FAIR Display of Girls’ Club Is Finest and Largest in Its History. By Emily Boyd. On the left hand side of the Ag ricultural Building at the Griffin Spalding County Fair, is a large and beautiful exhibit made by the Girls’ Canning Club, said by Mrs. Franklin Sibley, - efficient home dem ( Girls’ Canning Club. In this particular exhibit are quantities of beautiful canned veg etables of many varieties, preserves, jellies, pickles, the watermelon pre serves being particularly beautiful. Hand made dresses, pretty ly> gerie, plain and fancy aprons, ki monos, some embroidered and others with long, graceful sprays of con trasting color appliqued, shirt waists, children’s clothes, doll clothes, centerpieces embroidered in white and some in colored wools, luncheon sets embroidered in white and some in colors. 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Do not neglect them longer. Take a remedy that is guaranteed to give results. IT HAS RELIEVED SCORES OF PROMINENT PEOPLE ANb will relieve you. Take a bottle today. Price $1.00 for 8-oz. bottle. v'i MANUFACTURED BY ' GRIFFIN MEDICINE CO. GRIFFIN, GA. and baskets of growing ferns pleted this special display. The Individual Booths. Mrs. R. M. Mitchell’s booth came next, the decorations being pink and tops, ivy vines, vases of yellow chry santhemums and sprays of southern smilax. The display of canned fruit canned vegetables and preserves, were attractively arranged in a tier of steps covered in white. Mrs. Ralph M. Jones’ attractive display was the third in line and was decorated in green and white crepe paper and -garlands of pine tops. Dozens and dozens of all kinds of canned fruit and canned vegetables, preserves, pickles, sauces, etc., were effectively arranged or. rows of white and green steps. Mrs. A. W. Edwards’ booth was also in green and white, Hand some growing ferns at both ends of the entrance and sever, rows of white covered steps in the back ground held the display of the same articles. Mrs. Parham’s Booth. . Mrs. Henry Parham’s exhibit came next, the decorations beink pink and white. A delicate tracery of green smilax adorns the wall. Pink and white crepe paper was twined around the large pole encircling the booth and decorated the two sides and the window. Row after row of canned and preserved fruits, jellies and canned vegetables made an attrac tive display. In Mrs. Albert Swint’s exhibit, ferns were banked before the win dow, flanked by pine tops on either side of the window. The display was attractively arranged in five white covered rows of steps. Mrs. M argar e t —Dupree’s exhibit was next in line. The decorations at the two sides and directly in front were growing pink bagonias and ferns, with a garland of orna mental cedar as a frieze around the booth. In the background the dis play was made on several rows of steps coyered in white. Miss Clark’s Booth. Miss Myrtice Clark’s booth was in pink and yellow crepe intertwined as decorations, ferns and pine tops were also used. Small bunches of pink were placed at intervals under which was a garland of coral vine around the three sides of the booth. This display was similar to others and arranged similarly in 5 or 6 rows with a white background. The exhibit of Miss Evelyn Tay lor was attractive with branches of pine tops, pink and white paper dec orations and 7 rows of canned fruits, jellies and preserves, At one side of this booth was a pretty patch work quilt of gray and red with tiny yellow polda dots. Miss Nann Brooks’ decorations weer pink begonias, pink sultanas, and pine tops with pink and white crepe curtains at the windows. Six rows of canned fruit, vegetables and preserves were displayed on white shelves, one above the other. A hand made blue lines dress, em broidered se a rfs, c e n t erp ie ce s , lunch eon sets, in white and colors were in this display. Miss Dupree’s Exhibit. The exhibit of Miss Emma Dupree was decorated in pink and white, pretty pink growing geraniums be ing the flowers used. Five or six rows of canned fruit, vegetables, preserves and other things in glass jars and a dainty child’s dress of pink organdy were in this display, which had a pink background. Miss Pauline Rhodes’ was the last GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS made, Her booth was dec orated with southern smilax, pots of cactus, ferns and pink begonias with the white covered steps in the background, on which the display was arranged. At the two sides were displayed tray covers, 'pillow cases, luncheon sets, some embroid ered in white and others in dainty colored designs. Deserve Much Credit. All these exhibits were very fine. Among the vegetables canned were whole ears of com, other vegetables and fruits being as attractively pre pared and displayed. The women, the teacher and the girls have made most creditable and beautiful dis plays and deserve unstinted praise for their year’s work, which rep resents much time, labor and pa tience, as well as artistic taste. FATE OF TWO MEN IN GIRL’S MURDER RESTS WITH JURY Warrenton, Ga-, Oct. 14.—The case of Eugene Snyder and Charlie Hatta way, charged with the murder of Hattie Wimberly, of Augusta, was given to the jury this morning by Judge E. T. Shurley. JUDGE CAVERLY BACK ON BENCH AT CHICAGO Chicago, Oct. 14.—Judge John R. Caverly who sentenced Nathan Leo pold, Jr., and Richard Loeb to life imprisonment for the killing of Robert Franks, returned to the bench today, after several weeks in a hospital re cuperating from the nervous strain brought on by the case. 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Such / must deserved CIGARETTES V 1 millions! Copyright 1N4, rr'*~¥** ' Ltocn-r k Mrtas Tobacco Co. —- WKlt PICK IS INDIANS MAN NAMED JONES FOR CHIEF m- m m > , m 4= :'x KKIbB \ ■ Hi Joshua Jones (above), a____ bar of the Onsndago tribe, is the new big chief of the Six Nations, comprising the Iroquia confed eracy of Indians. He was elected to succeed George Thomas, de posed several months ago charges of conduct unbecoming a chieftain. Odd Reason for Cantata One of Bach’s cantatas was written solely as an argument. His wife thought that he drank too much coffee, so the composer wrote the cantata lit praise of his favorite drink.__________ Aid to Prospectors In prospecting for ore miners often look for certain plants which are said to grow In soil where mineral deposits can be found. ' mgm ■ l ' : m or healthful complexions eat foods made with THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER Its greater leavening strength means light bakings—perfect digestion MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Local Clients—No Delay BECK & BECK, Attorneys NEURALGIA Im II or headache—rub the forehead —melt and taha Yiffi «3 W. C. MILES, M. D. General Practice and X-ray Office over Griffin Pharmacy. PHONES: Residence, 511-J Office, 32 PAGE THREE PURA WATER For Drinking Purposes Tripled Distilled and Aerated. GRIFFIN BATTERY SERVICE (Willard Service Station) 115 N. 8th St Phone 87S