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NEW PRICES ON DAIRY PRODUCTS! Now in Effect. Sweet Milk in pint bottles ...................... _ 10c each S«4f> Milk in quart bottles .................... ... ISc each Buttermilk ...................................----- ... 5c quart Butter at market price. I _________ 40c pint Terms: Cash in advance or strictly weekly. % \V. J. Braswell’s Sanitary Dairy Dairy Phone 3303 Fort Valley, Ga. Res. Phone 131 "W"», PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION I •PMHPSMPPPPPMPPMMMMPPPPPPPPPPPPPP**********'** 1 ^ * A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Until Christmas m ifts m K t Select Your Christmas m m * * From Macon's Reliable Jeweler m s '100,000 Stock of Diamonds, Watches, lewelry, China, Ivory and Sric-a-Brac m i? m k m lit We List a Few of the Many Special Values We Have n ft ciccfilionalcrffct s ft o/t/tnoYt in m ft 41 * •A ifl if l\ -4S.VV n ft ft * N f 1000pern at *15$ aacfv ft £■ X ft * Ofaconudm- fturv r ------ n 4 lAcrm- AM-, ft [ft ft ft, i ft ft ft * ft ■i>. m f ft 3? •Li V cA J^Mniitul,c#*nt.eaAXuurtd 1H HI Zahc JjIaC -duHXXs. , u t. Price Only Our m 'ft f 95 c 4 t MAIL ORDERS FILLED ft ■4 ft One of these Fountain Pens Will ft - ■ w Make An Ideal Christmas Gift ft ft A ' ■ 1! .. * ONYX RINGS Only Boys’ DIAMOND RINGS Y £ 95c School Specials 0 Set With Genuine Cut Diamond Watch Two of Our Many ft ft mu ft ft fa ,W'.. ft W W-'” ; A 'f s Wild &m 4 12 A! ft i \ \vi \. 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Movement fully guar¬ PEARL KNIVES ■ 14-karat Solid Gold, 15 Jewel Move¬ anteed; Octagon and Oblong Shapes. Waldemar Vei P ment, $35.00 value, $ 22.50 $20 value. $10.00 Suitable for p Our price........ Rectangular Shape Our Price . Our Chains Price $1.25 P Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Add 10 Cents for Postage arid Insurance P m P m p Reliable Jeweler and Diamond Merchant P Macon's • IS 353 Third Street Established Over 36 Years Macon, Ga. £ , THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, PORT VALLEY, GA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925. Difference in Men The degree of a man’s intelligence may be judged by the worth of the things he considers important, always supposing that the judges know what things really are important. Bill is an average man, and sells bonds to get a living. He plays golf, reads the sport page and cusses Con gress. But the things uppermost in his mind, the burden of his conversation and the goal of his labors, is an ex tension of the ear track from its pres ent terminal to a point eight blocks farther east. Jack is an average man. He lays brick and worries about the cost of meat and takes an interest in box scores and politics; but his chief con- cern is to persuade boys to join the Y. M. C. A. Bob is an average also. He clerks j n a store an j re ads sport magazines an( j i nves ts his spare money in fish , n( v tackle. He thinks the most im¬ portant task this generation has to face is the preservation of standing timber. Henry is a planter. He is interested m radio development and religion, an( ) enjoys his children and his fliv ver; hut his spare time is devoted to earnest correspondence designed to promote interest in a high tariff on peanuts. George is ordinary in all ways. He writes insurance and keeps a cage of pigeons; reads the magazines that tell how great and wealthy men get that way; delights in helping the children with their lessons; reads aloud from Shakespeare. He will tell you that the great need of the times is purifica¬ tion of the drama. Pete isn’t unusual. He is a tailor and enjoys the study of ancient fash¬ ions. He has a good collection of old coins; thinks everybody should sleep out of doors; teaches a class in Sun¬ day-school. Whenever opportunity of¬ fers he tells people that the great need of the present is universal study of esperanto. Clyde is a traveling man and reads Emerson. He thinks the breeding of livestock should be encouraged, and he is working on an automatic shoe lace; but his soul is disturbed by the urgent need of laws to suppress idle pleasure seekers. Ah, well; perhaps you can judge a man’s intelligence by the worth of the things he considers important! One small head seldom affords room for more than one enthusiasm, and the average man just keeps on going in the direction that something or some¬ body directed him.—Baltimore Sun. Every man thinks he can cure a cold or raise a family until he gets one of his own. How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu To break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack of grippe, in¬ fluenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy¬ sicians and druggists are now recom¬ mending Calotabs, the purified and refined calomel compound tablet that gives you the effects of calomel and salts combined, without the unpleas¬ ant effects of cither. One or two Calotabs at bed-time with a swallow of water,—that’s all. No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has vanished, your system is thor¬ oughly purified and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break fart. Eat what you please,—no dan ger. family package, containing Get a full directions, only 35 cents. At any d^ue- store. ( ndv j Hall's Catarrh Medicine Treatment, is a Combined both local and internal, and has been success Ail in the treatment of Catarrh for ovei forty years. Sold by all druggists. F. J. CHENEY &- CO., Toledo. Ohio Jor Economical Transportation Kt Pill © 6ft V lip* in - a m 11 IP m B J ;t MS Mfflm W4^ a f —v«r - wr: ■ Tjp-w?--- ' 11 ■Vf P This week marks the close ot after feature found only on the greatest sales contest ever the finest quality cars. Give i conducted byany automobile him your order this week and manufacturer. Our salesmen, help him win a valued prize. as well as thousands of other i Chevrolet gives you fine per¬ Chevrolet salesmen, are striv¬ formance, beautiful appear¬ ing to win! ance and long life. Here is. a One of our men has probably quality car at a price show you explained to you why over can well afford. Let us 2,000,000 buyers have you how easy it is to be¬ chosen Chevrolets, and has come the owner of a new shown you Chevrolet feature Chevrolet. Touring $525 Coupe $675 Commercial $425 ... ... Chassis . . . Roadster . » 525 Sedan ... 775 Truck Express Chassis * . . 550 ALL PRICES F. O. B. FLINT, MICHIGAN The Coach $ 695 1 f. o. b. Flint, Mich. ■ mrmv : . ft i / >V/ V ADAMS MOTOR COMPANY Fort Valley, Georgia s a \« v 4 A, u i - ■ ■ jj 7 jt' sstfvtlr*■ r'i ■ m r*T _L IB II a ASFALTSLATE ^SHINGLES Big Size The Shingle that never curls T^HE * pleasing effect of homes roofed with the Big Carey Asfaltslate Shingle is due, first, to the attractive red, green or blue-black crushed slate with which the shingles are surfaced; and second, to the shadow effect which is caused by the extra thickness o f the butts. They are laid with a five-inch ex¬ posure to the weather which prevents over-formality in appearance. Big Size Carey Asfaltslate Shingles are much heavier and more enduring than so-called standard shingles. 1 hey are water-proof, fire-resisting an- 4 have impor¬ tant insulating qualities. ' Carey Asfaltslate Shingles never curl, or crack, and they cannot fade. They require no upkeep for either painting or repairs. Call on us for samples and prices. FORT VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY Fort Valley , Georgia