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STATE SPELLING MATCH
Atlanta Sept. I Georgia’s
Her will be the title bestowed
the winner of the monster
contest which will be held on
Southeastern Fair grounds,
October 10 during the third day
the 1925 Southeastern Fair and
with the title goes $1W) ' n
,he winner of the contest.
amount to $250 and the lowest prize
is $7 which is I ith.
The Georgia State Wide Spelling
been, one of the larget of its kind ever
be attempted in the Southeast is
to ami high school
open to all grammar
students of the state and a represen¬
either a boy or girl, from each
tative, chosen by a competi
county will be
thod conducted under the su
tive me each county superin
pervision of named
tendent. An alternate will be
in the first named in each coun
case present.
tr cannot be the
All of the leading educators in
actively interested in the
state are Dr. M. L. Brit¬
Georgia Spelling Bee.
tain. president of Georgia Tech>, ■ F«t
Land, State Superintendent of Ed¬
E Willis A. Sut¬
ucation, and Professor
ton, Superintendent of Atlanta u
lie Schools will have complete charge
of the contest. Mrs. Clifford Walker
of Atlanta and W. P. Martin of
Gainesville will be the referees for
the spelling Bee contest.
The mastery of words, Book No.
2, the state text l»y Sarah Louise Arn¬
old, will he the first list of words to
be used. The 1925 High School Spell¬
ing list will be used second and when
that list has been exhausted the ‘Old
Blue Back Speller’ will be used as a
final method of determining the win
ner of the $100 and who will be
Georgia’s champion speller.
Write R. M. Striplin, Secretary of
Southeastern fair for premium list.
P. O. Box 1006, Atlanta, Ga.
Georgia Leads in Road
Building
As the truth becomes known and
the public is informed as to the con¬
ditions in this and other states the
traducers of Georgia are put to
shame, says The Dawson News,
ing the following as proof:
According to the figures of the
Hall’s Catarris
Medicine is a Combined
local and internal, and has been
ful in the treatment of Catarrh for ovet
forty years. Sold by nil druggists,
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
FRESH
Tender and Juicy
WITH A
FLAVOR
SO GOOD
AT
POOLE'S WEINER STAND
\ou find them all the time—
BARBECUE
WEINERS and.
1 IAMBI RGERS
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,REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
tyhy pay rent when you can buy
■ home and pay for it like pay¬
ing rent, by the week or month.
One small payment cash.
1 have houses on the following
atrects for sale:
2 houses and lots on Everett
Square.
4 houses and lots on Knoxville st.
2 houses and lots on Persons st.
2 houses and lots on N. Macon st.
1 house and lot on Green st.
4 houses and lots on Fairground st.
3 houses and lots in Oakland
Heights.
1 house and lot on East Main st.
3 vacant losts in Oakland Heights.
6 good farms near town.
I also have several houses and
lota in the colored sections of town
for sale.
If you have any property you
want to sell list it with me and I
will find yon a buyer.
M. L. SHEATS
THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925.
federal bureau, which are official,
Georgia has led all southern states
jin pleted roud 1,437 building. miles Georgia rtf federal has com- aid
highways, while Norh Carolina has
only 1,120 and Florida has 96
South Carolina, with a mileage of
! 1,236, surpasses North Carolina and
1 is second to Georgia in road build
iing. Missouri has 1,100 miles, Ala-
1 bama 611 miles and Tennessee 498
miles.”
It is the building of these roads
that is largely responsible for the
greater prosperity now evidenced in
south Georgia—roads and diversified
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THESE PICTURES ARE ADVERTISED IN SOUTHERN RURALIST
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crops. A Macon county farmer sells
$2,000 worth of onions from two
' Baxley ships four million
acres. po
tato plants in one day, some of them
going as far as Arizona and Califor
More sales of city and country'
property are being reported in south
Georgia than at any time since the
slump, says the A. B. and A. railway
passenger traffic manager. Devclop
ments are coming so fast in south
Georgia, progress moving so rapid¬
ly that it is almost impossible to pre
diet one day the good news of the
next—Americus Times-Recorder.
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“I was afraid to eat because I al- ;
ways had stomach trouble afterwards. ^
Since \ taking Adlerika I can eat and
feel fine.” (signed) Mrs. A. Howard.
ONE spoonful Adlerika removes GAS
and often brings surprising relief to
the stomach. Stops that full, bloated
feeling. Removes old waste matter
from intestines and makes you feel
happy and cheerful. Excellent for ob¬
stinate constipation. — Copeland’s
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SCHOOL OPENS • >*.
Monday, September 7 ‘T
We have a complete stock of School Supplies.
Better get yours this week and avoid the rush
Monday.
Y ou will need—
Pencils 4
Tablets
Spelling Books f
Composition Books
Drawing Books V
Examination Tablets 4
Pen Holders
Pen Points
Ink Erasers
Drawing Pencils ♦»
Lunch Boxes '•>
Bed and Black Ink
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