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STEVENS SHOTGUNS
REMINGTON AUTOMATIC GUNS
BOYS’ RIFLES, .22
DAISY AIR RIFLES
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Hoyt Cauthern and Miss Lucile
Cook, of Meansville, were happily
married Sunday. They have many
friends here who wish them much
success and future happiness.
J. P. Chapman arrived here
from Edison Sunday morning and
accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Henry Sykes, to Griffin to
■ , riift relatives,
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Your Q'oijfure YMakcs a 'Difference
A T THIS GLAD CHRISTMAS SEASON of dances and parties, everyone
naturally wants to look their best, and this means that your hair must
be attractively and becomingly bobbed.
Bobbed hair continues to reign in popularity. It must be properly
trimmed to add charm. We specialize in this work.
SIMS BARBER SHOP
■ H. 111 W. Solomon St., Griffin, Ga.
Boyish Bobb and French Shingle by Experts >
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J. P. Brown had the misfortune
of accidentally breaking his arm
Monday.
Misses Blanche Ethridge and
Rosa Lee .Harris spent Wednesday
night with Miss Claire Kinard.
Mrs. W. H. Rocker spent the
Week-end with Mrs. A. 0. Spruce
at Griffin.
Miss Lucile Waldrop, of G. N.
I. College a i MilledgeviUe, will ar
rive Saturday to spend the holi
L. W. Haimiton lost his barn
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" Experience is what you need;
Get out and see the world!”
Wien such unsound advice they heed
So many boys are hurled
Defenseless into problems where
Discouragement They have small chance to win;
awaits them there
Before they well begin.
Tliey ought to "see the world,” oh yes, 1
But not before they know
Beyond a childish whim or guess l.
Where it is wise to go. *
Boys Thru guided early by manhood a father’s days hand
Will sooner learn to understand n J
life’s many doubtful ways.
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Experience hope they need, and Dad so
I they’ll talk with
And let him counsel when to go
And where; he’ll be so glad -
That his bpys ask for his advice. //
And time will demonstrate
f His friendly “tips” are worth the price;
Dad knows what makes men great!
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Above 1» pictured the unmarked grave' ht Kvansvllle, Ind., of James
Bethel Gresham, the first American to be Wiled tothe World
3T*i r *. 11 ls to* 0 "-' 11 solely by the glam bottle shown in the photograph. !
Within the bottle la a slip of paper on which are inscribed the date of
Gresham’s birth and the date of his death, A move started by the
American legion may result In the creation of an International shrine of
which the central figure would be a statue of Gresham.
with all its contents, consisting
by fire Monday night together
of corn, fodder, hay, etc. There
was no insurance carried and the
loss was considerable. The origin
of the fire id unknown.
Most of us go to extremes—we
either laugh at life or cry at life.
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
By NELLIE MAXWlELL
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Savory Corn Diahet
w HEN obtained, the fresh gathered, corn may hulked be
and cooked within an hour from the
garden one knows wlmt delicious
corn is. However, the ennned variety
will serve as a substitute after fresh
com ls gone.
Com on the coh should cook rapid
ly ten mlnutra; longer cooking
toughens it and makes It less pala
table. Serve oi platter covered
wi th a napkin to p It hot.
For those who "like the com cut
from the col), use two cupfuls of
corn cut from the cob, add one tea
spoonful of salt, enough pepper to
season and a teaspoonful of sugar;
l ook in a little water until the com
is tender, add cream or butter und a
little milk and serve at once. The
salt should [>e added Just before go
ing to the tablet
Tomatoes Stuffed With Corn.—
Wash, remove the seeds and pulp
of as many tomatoes as needed, fill
with com prepared with seasonings
as below and bake in n hot oven un
til the tomatoes are soft but not
broken.
Chop one-halt tablespoonful of
green pepper, the saroe of onion and
cook In t wo tablesiionnfula. flJLhut.-..
Jor; add two tablespoonfuls of flour,
one teaspoonful each of salt and su
gar, one-fourth teaspoonful each of
mustard and paprika, one cupful of
corn cut from th.e cob and one-half
cupful of milk. Cook all together
until thick before adding the corn.
Corn Chowder.—To the ahove
mixture add two cupfuls of diced
potatoes, u slice of suit pork diced
and cooked until browu, four milk
crackers soaked in milk. Cook the
potatoes with pork and fat in water
to cover, add the corn mixture and
tw» cupfuls of scalded milk with
the crackers. Seasoning may be
added If needed.
Corn and Potato •6slad.—CJut ten
der cooked corn from the cob—any
leftover Is good—add to one or more |
cupfuls of finely diced potatoes a:
bit of minced onion and one small
cucumber finely diced. Mix with a>
good salad dressing and let stand
for several hours to season before
serving.
Scalloped com with leftover
chicken makes a most tasty dish
which will be sufficiently nourishing
for a main dish.
<©. 1924, Western Newspaper Union.)
More auto trucks than pleasure
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Princes# Giovanni, third daugh
ter of tho 1 an king, who it is
now ann is to marry ths
crown p cs of Bolgium, instead
of her a ir Mafalda.
Catt of Living Brought
/to Minimum in Ecuador
l Eggs in Orlente, a province of Ec
uador, tost nominally 10 cents a
dozan, which In United States cur
rency would be 2 y% cents, but since
the! producer receives merely a
yard! of cloth In exchange, this bar
ter firings the cost of a dozen of
eggs blown to S mills in American
money. A person with a fixed in
come of $25 a month can live com
fortably In Orlente. Almost no one
pays house rent. A five-room two
story house costs .$45 to build, writes
H. S. Dickey la Current History
Magazine.
The Indian boys are quite effi
cient as house'attendants, but their
manners vary somewhat from those
of the trained servant at home. It
Is not unusual for one of them to
burst into the master’s bedroom at
dawn smoking n four-inch cigarette,
and, the whole family gathers
around to see one shave. Each
servant works for one week and
receives at the end of that time one
yard of cloth, which is enough for
a pair of trousers. This satisfies
his wants, so he vacates and an
other takes his place.
FRANCIS O. ORTIZ
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GULBRANSEN PIANOS
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PLAYER PIANOS
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Phonographs of all styles at most reason
able prices.
Furniture
Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room
Furniture in latest styles at lowest prices.
Stoves and Ranges at reduced prices.
Imported (Shina and Diimerware of alt
kinds.
Holiday Goods
Holiday goods of all descriptions for the
children.
Most beautiful patterns in room size Rug 3
at old prices. \
Everybody cordially invited to inspect our
various lines for holiday gifts.
GOODE & NICHOLS
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WREATHS-PLANTS
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS
MRS. J. F. WHATLEY
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