The leader-tribune. (Fort Valley, Peach County, Ga.) 192?-current, July 02, 1925, Image 10

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Buy Tubes as Carefully ! as you buy Tires i ! ' T HERE two ways a car built to give mileage and get are ; owner can buy tubes. mileage. hold their j He can go out looking for price They resist heat, i —and get it. shape and retain their elasticity. j Or he buy tubes that will To get all the mileage out of a ' can make old give his CJ-sings a chance to deliver new casing or to an the mileage that is built into them. casing last—put a U. S. Royal or U. S. Royal and Grey Tubes are Grey Tube inside it. U. S. Royal A Grey Tubes j and U. S. K. k . jii Made of Sprayed Rubber m. —the purest and most uniform heavier —and now than rubber made before. known even 1 b aft * 'X, United States Tubes Good Tubes ; are Trail# VSj Mark i Buy U. S. Tubes from I Adams Tire & Battery Company ! ! ! POLISH CORRIDOR TO DANZIG IS HARD Few Traveler# Know About Passport Regulations. Marlenburg, East Prussia.—The Po¬ lish corridor bus probably been the promoter of wore profanity than any other creutlon of the Versailles treaty, Jt separates East Prussia entirely from the rest of Germany, being a nar row strip of territory which connects Poland with the Baltic sea. Therefore all railway travel to Kus sla and the new Baltic states, as well as East Prussia, must pass over this corridor, and nobody can enter Dan si* from the west by land without touching Polish soil. While Polish visas are required for all persons who wish to enter Danzig by rail from the west, few travelers going from Berlin or other cities In the west know of this regulation. Danzig is a free city. No Danzig visa Is necessary to enter that city. Consequently tourists ussume that u trip from Hamburg or Berlin to Dan si# does not Involve any border diffi¬ culties. A \ £ :i t, ■ a ‘■M & // f, i ; / 'A' * * ; ! V>, ARE YOU taking the proper care of your Eyes ? Don’t wait, delay may mean the loss of eyesight. Consult us at Macon about your eyes. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted m OOFl * Ss MACON OPTICAL CO. FRANK H. JOHNSON Optometrist and Optician 468 CHERRY ST. MACON, GA. THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT V ALLEY, GA., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1025. Then Comes Disillusionment. But there Is great disillusionment when they reach the Polish corridor. All passengers destined for Danzig who have no Polish visa are locked Into cars which are sealed while the trains stop In Danzig and are not un¬ locked until the train reaches German soil again In this city. Consequently, Marlenburg has be¬ come a popular refuge for travelers who have no Polish chop on their pass ports. This city has become the chief station on an underground railway leading Into Danzig, and on an aver age (it) motor ears dally leave Marlen burg for Danzig, taking a highway which does not touch Polish territory between Marlenburg and Danzig. This traffic In amazed passengers who are scarcely able to understand what the mystery l« all about Is In no sense iiieg a i. It Is merely n clever subterfuge which enables persons de¬ sirous of entering Danzig to dodge the Irregular-shaped corridor creuted by the Versailles conference In such a manner us to enable Poland to control Important railway Junctions. Avoid Controls by Side Roads. A motor car or carriage taking the highway south from Danzig to Marlen¬ burg, a distance of less than 30 miles, must puss through six different control stations. By taking side roads further to the east than the main roud, and crossing the Vistula river on a primi¬ tive ferry, it Is possible to avoid all these controls and enter the free city of Danzig without question. Marlenburg hotels are always crowded with persons who are trying to get Into Danzig. Every train from the west side of the corridor brings many surprised passengers who thought they were on their way to Danzig, hut were not allowed to stop In the city. Day and night motor cars are running to Danzig. The Polish corridor control can be avoided boat, and In r- mer the THE WORLD’S BEST PIANOS At Williams-Guttenberger Music Co. Macon ’ G - We have the finest line of New Pianos ever brought South, such celebrated makes as, Kranich & Bach, Win. Knabe & Sons, A. M. McPhail, Fisher, Mathushek. Robert M. Cable, Milton and Kimball Pianos. The Anipieo, the world’s finest Reproducing Piano. Hobart M. Cable Player Pianos, with Orchestral Attachment. The Milton Player Pianos. We are exclusive representatives in this territory for all of the above instru¬ ments and they can only he bought from us. 2 A beautiful New Upright Piano, malioganv for only $375.00. Terms 7 case can he arranged to suit you. We have sold hundreds of this make of Piano in Mid¬ dle Georgia and every one is giving satisfaction. Wouldn't you like to have a beautiful Baby Grand in vour home? We have the following Baby Grands on our floor at Macon for your selection: Kra¬ T nich & Bach, fra. Knabe & Sons, A. M. McPhail. Mathushek. Milton and Kim¬ ball. We w ill he glad to take your old Piano at its full value. Used Talking Machines $150.00 Columbia Graphophone. ! Excellent condition ..... $85.00 "i Is | $125.00 Columbia Graphophone. A real bargain at $75.00 $295.00 Edison Phonograph. V Sacrificed for $125.00 $275.00 Victrola. Mahogany case, good shape $125.00 $135.00 Symphonola with mahoga¬ " ny case, extra special at $65.00 .i .. K if || i! $75.00 Victrola. Special $45.00 $125.00 Victrola. Special $80.00 Id 4 75c Records of your selection and three packages of needles free with each of these instruments. Every machine in first class con¬ dition. Terms if desired. We have just closed out our Furniture department to make room for our fast growing Music business and , todav we are in a better position than ever before to serve your every want in Music. For years we have been recognized as Central Georgia's Leading Music House. WILLIAMS-GUTTENBERGER MUSIC CO. "THE HOUSE THAT FURNISHES MIDDLE GEORGIA WITH MUSIC’ 466 Second St. MACON, GA. Near Poplar St. ( Robt. H. Williams Custis N. Guttenberger Harry P. West Miss Jose Breedlove Beach Man Has Made Big Purchases (From Ocala, Fla., Evening Star) Thomas N. Jarrell, of West Palm prominent in real estate cir throughout south Florida, has his appreciation of Marion by purchasing the following tracts during the past week: The 40,000 acre tract known as the and Horne hold now known as the .. Honore” together with some 2000 acres of other paties, lying south¬ of Ocala, was puchased though of our home realtors, Mrs. Anna The listing on this tract was by F. W. Ditto and the Ocala Company. Over $800,000 involved in this one transaction. The Nugent tract, consisting of acres, was sold by W. T. Row¬ of Tampa, as was also 12,000 ad¬ acres in the eastern part of county. Thirty-five hundred acres was pur¬ in northwest Marion of Mc and Lassiter of Tampa, The involved in the two latter with the above mentioned, and a dozen small tracts, sums up above one and a half dollars. We are glad to note that Mr. Jar¬ is also interested in our sister Lake and Alachua, having 27,000 acres in Alachua, Dr. D. R. Hanley of Tyler, 7000 in Lake through W. T. Rol land of Tampa. These tracts were not all bought for speculation, but a goodly portion will be developed by subdivision in the near future. Mr. Jarrell expects to purchase .some business property in Ocala soon, also more acreage in the “Berkshires of Florida,” "The Kindgom of the Sun.” We extend a cordial welcome to the men who are helping in the de¬ velopment of our splendid county. May they, with the home folks, con tinue to prosper. Oeruiunb o come from c Prus sta to Zopport, the celebrated seashore resort near Danzig, generally travel by sea. Many visitors also go to Danzig by air, thus dodging the corridor. Extremely Low Prices Now On USED PIANOS We are offering some unusual values in Used Pianos that we traded in on New Pianos. Come in and select yours early. Carnova Piano, mahogany case, in good playing condition ____ $75.00 Arion Piano, mahogany esae. This is a real bargain, only $120.00 Royal Piano, mahogany case, good condition, good tone $145.00 Baus Piano, mahogany case. A real pick up in this one ..... siso.oo i Kranich & Bach Piano Carcassian Walnut case and only $150.00 Wing & Sons Piano in a beautiful mahogany case, only $160.00 Setzon Piano, beautiful oak case, good condition ......................... $165.00 Hoffmann Piano, mahogany case, in A-l shape, special _____________— $185.00 Smith & Barnes, piano, fumed oak case, beautiful tones, splendid condition------------------------------------------------------------------- $225.00 Haynes & Co. Piano, used very little, mahogany case. A real bargain $235.00 Wellington Piano, mahogany case, in perfect mechanical condition $240.00 v. READY ROOFINGS ifhjiYw f: / ■ / 28s V J HE? 1 f ^ % r .) ; X l Keep down the cost and give good service T HERE are many styles, each for a particular purpose. Slate sur¬ faced (red, green or blue-black) ready roofing for good looks, and spark proof safety on steep roofed build¬ ings. Cheaper roll roofings for small temporary buildings. Extra heavy Carey Flexible Cement ready roofing with the patent Carey burlap lap—a roofing that has given good service for over thirty years. Our experience in suggesting a roof suited to the building and at reason¬ able cost is at your disposal. . i A Roof for Every Building FORT VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY Fort Valley, ... ■— Georgia