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BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS In line with my established policy of doing what 1 advertise to do, I wish to announce that, beginning NEXT MONDAY, and continuing for TEN DAYS, 1 will reduce all Spring and Summer Dress Goods from 1 0 to 20 per cent. Kabo Corsets, Bust Confiners and Brassieres will be included in the 1 0 per cent reduction. All Low Cut Shoes reduced from 10 to 25 per cent. I am overstocked on Low Cuts and if you’re looking for real bargains in shoes, come around. This ten days sale will include a great variety of Staples as well as sea sonable items at greatly reduced prices. There will be a good many items . on display in my store marked in plain figures all next week that are not mentioned for lack of space, and for that reason it will pay you to investi gate this sale before you make your purchase of anything in my line, for I will certainly save you some money. Clothing, Hats and Gents’ Furnishings will all be included in this reduc tion. Special reduction on Men’s Panamas and Bankok Straws. S A. 3VC STEIN NEW MAIL ROUTES GO INTO EFFECT JUNE 1. The changes made by the poatof fice department in the rural routes leading from the Blakely office will go into effect June Ist. In order that patrons of the routes may thor oughly understand the new routes, the News is again publishing the com plete itinerary of each carrier under the new system. Read below: Rural Route No. I.—James G. Mash burn, Carrier. Beginning at the post office the carrier will travel north and northwest to Colomokee cor ner, t>.75 miles; thence north of west to school house corner, .03 mile; thence south to Hyde’s corner, .00 mile; thence west and southwest to forks just beyond Cordray’s store, 2.10 miles; thence southwest and west one mile, and retrace, 2.00 miles; thence north, northwest, and north to Ferrell’s corner, 3.00 miles; thence northwest to Everett’s gin, 1.45 miles; thence south, southwest and southeast to Hudspeth corner, • • 4.45 miles; thence west and north west to Providence church, 3.00 miles; thence north to Hayes cross roads, 1.75 miles; thence north to S 4 K. Bush’s, .75 mile, and retrace, 1.50 miles; thence west to Lot Peter son corner, 1.00 mile; thence south east and east to Blakely postoffice, 7.50 miles. Total length 35.73 miles. Prior length 24.875 miles. Rural Route No. 2—Jos. E. Wom ack, Carrier. Beginning at the post office the carrier will travel south and southeast on Three Notch Road to Centerville church, 7.75 miles; thence southeast on Three Notch Road .75 mile to Chandler’s and re trace, 1.50 miles; thenQe east, south east, and east to forks at Cannon Ball school house, 2.40 miles; thence northeast to Dennis Sheffield's oug mile and retrace, 2.00 miles; • thence southwest and west by W. H. Mock’s to Three Notch road, 2.00 miles; thence southeast on Three Notch road by Friendship and Flat Creek churches to Stinson corner, 3.00 miles; thence east to Wilson corner, 1.00 mile; thence north to Colquitt road, 1.70 miles; thence northwest on Colquitt road .40 mile; thence north 1.70 and east .75 to Tom Cooper cor ner, 2.45 miles; thence north and northeast to Lindsey corner inter- Secting Route No. 3, 1.65 miles; thence northwest and west to Elmo corner, 1.75 miles; thence north, northwest, west and northwest on Elmo and Blakely road to postoffice, 8.00 miles. Total length 35.60 miles. Prior length, 24.00 miles. ft Rural Route No. 3 —Ralph M. Hobbs, Carrier. Starting at the postoffice, the carrier will go east to forks of road near Dry Creek, 3.00 miles; thence southeast to Shaw corner, 3,00 miles; thence north of east to Wood’s corner, .80 mile; thence north to Waller corner, .80 mile; thence east to Liberty Hill church corner, 1.60 miles; thence northwest .75 and re trace .75, 1.50 miles; thence south to Cole’s corner, 5.00 miles; thence west, southwest, south and southwest to New Hope church, 2.50 miles; thence northwest to Lindsey corner, Hentown, .95 mile; thence east to Holly dnd Mock store, .15 mile, thence north, northwest and north to Wood’s corner, 5.55 miles; thence southwest across Dry Creek to negro church, 1.65 miles; thence west by Elder’s and Park’s places to J. Ad ams corner, 3.00 miles; thence north west to the postoffice, 2..40 miles. Total length 31.90 miles. Prior length 27.50 miles. Rural Route No. 4—Lewis B. Gay, Carrier. Beginning at the postoffice the carrier will travel south, south west and southeast and south on Blakely and Lucile road to Lucile (no office), 10.00 miles; thence southeast to Griggs school house, 1.25 mile's; thence northwest, retrace to road forks, .30 mile: thence south, south east and south to Spooner corner, 2.65 miles; thence northeast and east to Stinson corner-Three Notch road, 1.20 miles: thence south to Mahan, 2.25 miles; thence west by Bowman corner to Lucile and Jakin road, 3.75 miles; thence north and slightly northeast on Lucile and Jakin road to Lucile. 5.00 miles; thence north on middle Lucile and Blakely road to Three Notch Road, 6.70 miles; thence northwest and north on Three Notch road to postoffice, 2.75 miles. Total length 35.85 mile's. Prior length 24.25 miles. Rural Route No. s—Hill B. Buch annon, Carrier. Beginning at the postoffice the carrier will travel north and northwest to Cato corner, 2.50 miles; thence west and north- EARLY COUNTY NEWS * i west to E. H. Bynum corner, 4.00 j miles; thence north to Ransom Gools-1 bee’s corner, 1.60 miles ; thenfce'east to Shepherd corner, and northeast to Blakely road, 1.25 miles; thence northwest to Foster’s shop, 2.00 miles; thence north .30 to Nara more’s store, and retrace .30, .60 mile; thence southwest and south to H. Grimsley’s corner, 2.75 miles; thence southeast to White’s corner, 2.25 miles; thence south to Cross Roads, 2.50 miles; thence north of west to Sardis school house, 1.25 miles; thence south .25 to R. E. Al len’s and retrace, .50 mile; thence northwest and west to Oak Grove church, 1.40 miles; thence southwest to Freeman school house, 4.10 miles; thence northeast and east and north east to Friendship church corner, 4.10 miles; thence northeast and east Blakely postoffice, 4.10 miles. Total length 34.90 miles. Prion length 24.70 miles. Rural Route No. 6—Benjamin J. Mann, Carrier, Beginning at the post office the carrier will travel south and southwest to Mount Zion church 7.90 miles; thence northwest and north to Sirmons’ corner, 3.00 miles; thence west and southwest to Ses sions corner, 1.65 miles; thence north, northeast and north to Chan cy’s mill corner, 2.50 miles: thence west .50, north, west and north 1.50, to M. Mosely’s corner, 2.00 miles; thence .east by Willis corner to Blake ly and Hilton road in corporate lim its of Blakely, 5.10 miles; thence southwest on Blakely and Hilton road to Singletary corner, 4.50 miles; thence north by Friendship church and Willis corner to Blakely and Sar dis road, 4.30 miles; thence south east and east to Blakely postoffice, 4.00 miles. Total length 33.95 miles. Frior length 24.20'miles. Rural Route No. 7—Marshall W. Balkcom, Carrier. Starting at the postoffice, the carrier will go north, east, northeast and east to forks at Sugar Tit church, 7.00 miles; thence north to Bancroft and retrace, 1.80 miles; thence southeast 1 mile to Cal lahan & Powell's and retrace, 2.00 miles; thence east, northeast and east to forks of road just beyond ten mile post, 3.85 miles; thence north west on settlement road to forks at branch, 1.00 mile; thence north and northwest to forks at Rambo place, 2.40 miles; thence west to Rosin GOVERNMENTLOANS Cl™ ON FARM LANDS The Blakely National Farm Loan Association has closed out all of its first batch of loans, and is now taking applications for its second batch. Interest rate only 5 1-2 percent. If you wish to borrow money on your land through the Federal Land Bank for this district, put in your application at once. C. C. LANE, President LOWREY STONE, Sec.-Treas. Wick church forks, 4.35 miles; thence south, southwest, west and south to Barksdale school house, 2.65 miles; thence west, south and southwest to Arlington and Blakely road, 2.65 miles; thence southwest, west and south to Blakely postoffice, 2.60 miles. Total length 30.30 miles. Prior length 28.00 miles. From the above it will be seen that the changes made are so sweeping that patrons should make a careful study in order to familiarize them selves w T ith the new routes and find out what route number they will be served from when the changes go into effect June Ist. Additional boxes erected on rural routes should be numbered in accord ance with the directions contained in Section 841, Postal Laws and Regula tions, 1913, the substance of w r hich can be learned by applying at the local office. Notice of Local Legislation. GEORGIA —Early County: Notice is hereby given that a local bill will be introduced at the forth coming session of the General As sembly of Georgia to amend the char ter of the City of Blakely so as to change the time for registration of voters and for other purposes. This May 29, 1919. « Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days “LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN” is a specially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60* per bottle. AFTER ILLNESS ZIRON IRON TONH9 Wien Yoer System Needs Strength, After c Sick Spell, Try Zlron, «r Tour blood mu6t have iron to give your body strength. Lack of Iron makes many people pale, weak and languid. To put iron into your blood, take Ziron Iron Tonic. Especially af ter a severe illness do you need Ziron to bring back appetite and build up weakened vitality. J. E. Clifton, of R. F. D. 3, Lyons, Ga., writes: "Last summer I had ty phoid fever and had hemorrhages of' the bowels and my health was wretch-j ed. I seemed to be unable to get my strength back. I had no appetite, I had no energy, I didn’t think I was ever going to get well. My knees were weak, my flesh, felt clammy, I was la a pretty bad condition. I heard of Ziron and what a good tonic and etrerigthener it was, and I sent for'it st once. It helped me. I began to Improve andtooon felt much bettor and 1 stronger.” All druggists sell or can get Ziron for you. Get a bottle today. It is ZN2 \bur Blood Needs* Marketing Hogs beats buying them. Steve Hooper, Mt. Pleasant, lowa, writes, “Com- * menced feeding my herd of about 100 hogs B. A. Thomas’ Hog Powder over two months ago. Fifty were sick and off feed. Nearby herds had chol era. I did not lose one —they are well and growing fast.” McDOWELL* & WARD, ’* BLUFFTON SUPPLY CO.