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SHORTSTOPS Col. B. R. Collins attended city court in Colquitt Monday. o— —- Complete line of Heinz Pickles. T. K. WEAVER & CO. o Peters Shoes are best. C. E. BOYETT'S CASH STORE. o— — Mr. Earl W. Fleming is down from I Macon to spend a few days. o It tastes better from the Krinkly Bottle —Orange Crush. o M'r. H. H. Cowart, of Valdosta, is in the city on business today. o Pay cash and buy for less. T. K. WEAVER & CO. ! 0 Mrs. H. E. Hammack visited, friends at Smithville last Friday. o All good dealers have Orange; Crush in the Krinkly Bottle. Mr. and Mts. W. A. Fuqua visited Moultrie a day or two last week. o- Headlight Overalls and Work Pants. C. E. BOYETT’S CASH STORE. o Mrs. T. C. Duke, of Atlanta, is vis iting her mother, Mrs. Henry Lee. o We sell for cash. T. K. WEAVER & CO. o Mr. John Williams is spending a few days in Waycross with relatives. o Mr. C. A. Lanier, of Cuthbert, was in the city Tuesday on busi ness. o Some dinger, that Humdinger, next Wednesday, September 17th. UNDERWOOD’S, of Course. o Mr. Claude Whitchard was down from Albany a day or two this week. o Fresh line of Garden Seed and Bermuda Onion Sets just received. HOWELL DRUG CO. o Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vinson and son, Joe, were visitors to Talbotton Sunday. o We have just received a car of Cotton Seed Hulls. T. K. WEAVER & CO. o Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Alexander announce the arrival of a son from Storkland on the 10th inst. o A distinctive beverage in a dis tinctive bottle. Orange Crush in the Krinkly Bottle. o Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Black, Jr,, of Doerun, were visitors to Blakely a short while Monday afternoon. -- -—o Second “Humdinger.” Wednesday, September 17th, at 9 to 7 o’clock. UNDERWOOD’S, of Course. o Messrs. M. C. DeWolfe, C. J. Armstrong, C. C. Lane and A. Paulk were recent visitors to Columbus. o 10-4 Pepperell Bleached Sheeting 56c yard at C. E. BOYETT’S CASH STORE. o Mr. E. W. Fleming is down from Macon on a few days vacation be fore the opening of the fall term of Mercer law school He Is a member of the class of 1928. Compare Our Prices: 45 pound Can Lard $6.98 Picnic Hams per pound *2O Best Grade Side Meat *lB 8 pound Swift Jewel Lard *.50 8 pound Snow Drift Lard 2 pound Can C. B. Hash *2s \ pound Can Chum Salmon - •*5 JOc Folly Towns, per Box *5 Isc Giant Lye 35 3 Sani Flush *25 TRY OUR PRICES ON PRODUCE and FRUITS y C 3D. DUKE BLAKELY, GEORGIA i AiODIIENT! The County Board of Education has ap pointed us as agent to sell school books. The books have arrived and we are in shape to give you prompt service- See our assortment of school supplies: Tablets, Pencils, Ink Pens, Erasers, School Bags, Straps, fPencil Boxes, i etc. In fact, we have anything in that a good Drug Store carries. HOWELL DRUG COMPANY R. CLAUDE HOWELL, Prop. Miss Annie V. Womack has re turned from a several weeks’ visit to her sister, Mrs. Harry Graham, in Americus. o When you want Hemstitching done phone 64. We call for and deliver it promptly. MRS. J. F. GILBERT, at City Pressing Club o Mr. W. W. Smith is recovering from a recent minor operation at a Dothan hospital, his friends will be pleased to learn. o You can’t afford to miss the second “Humdinger”—it will be better than the first. UNDERWOOD’S, of Course. o Miss Kathleen Robinson returned to her home in Albany Friday, after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. A. T. Fleming. o Bargain Shoes of every kind, prices from 10c per pair to 98c. It will pay you to look 'em over. UNDERWOOD’S, of Course. o Mr. and Mrs. Mack Strickland and little son, Mack, Jr., have returned from Athens to make their home in Blakely, their friends will be pleased to learn. o Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Fryer and children went over to Dothan Sun day, where the little boy underwent a minor operation. They returned Monday. o Turnip, Cabbage, Rutabaga Seed in bulk; Bermuda Onion Sets, too —all grown in the North by experienced growers. Shipped DIRECT to UNDERWOOD’S, of Course. o Miss Lois Lee was carried over to Dothan Wednesday nright to undergo an operation for appendicitis. Friends will be pleased to know that she is improving. o Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Graff, of Ames, lowa, reached Blakely this morning to visit Mrs. Graff’s father, Mr. J. C. Camp. Mrs. Ames will be remember ed by our people as Miss Irma Camp. EARLY COUNTY NEWS Fall is only a few days away. Get out your Fall Clothes and have them dry cleaned at the City Pressing Club, so you can have them pretty and clean when you need them. J. F. GILBERT, Prop. o- Rev. Spencer B. King went up to Atlanta Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Georgia Baptist Convention, of which he is a member. He will probably be home by Saturday morning. The prayer meeting services tonight will be conducted by Col. B. R. Collins, the Sunday School Superintendent. o » Mrs. Mattie Pearl Miller, wife of Mr. J. T. Miller, of the Cedar Springs district, died at an early hour last Sunday morning rrom child birth. Mrs. Miller was but little over 17 years old. Her remains were car ried back to her former home in Seminole county for interment. Her sorrowing husband and other rela tives have the sympathy of our people in their great distress. Q On account of the fact that the kindergarten has been such a splendid success in connection with the Blakely public school, the Board of Education has arranged fir Miss Mozelle Mosely to teach this class on the same terms as it has here tofore been taught and all parents who desire to enter their children in this Department may do so on Monday morning, the opening day of school. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to take this opportunity to express to our friends our sincere thanks for their kindness and deep sympathy extended during the short illness and sad death of our dear little darling, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Williams. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our neartfelt thanks to those who were so kind to us during the recent illness and death of our dear little daughter. May a kind Providence reward each of you. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brown and Grandmother, Mrs. L. J. Averitt. Have your last winter’s coat, dress or suit dry cleaned and ready for the first cool days. THE CITY PRESSING CLUB. NOTICE. I will be glad for all parties owing me to see me at once. I have car ried your account through the past few hard years, and now as times are better, I will expect your ac count to be closed by September 15. After that time do not feel hurt if an attorney is given the account for collection. DR. W. H. ALEXANDER. ITC H KILLED IN THIRTY MINUTES WITH PAR-A-CIT-I-CIDE BUY NO SUBSTITUTE. AT DRUG STORE And oblige Dr. J. L. Sharp & Co. Commerce, Ga. Belvadear non-lacing A corset of the clasp-around type is the new Belvadear non-lacing. Panels of the best elastic. Does not stand away from body at top. Does not show, seated or stand ing. Beautiful, smooth back line. .. . See then-, today. Low-priced but Gossard-made, and Gossard (juality throughout. The above model is priced at $5. - ■— 111— —■■■ '■ ■> Every day brings something new and lovely for your adorn ment tothe “Millinery Store.” COME AND SEE MRS. D. M. WADE BLAKELY, GEORGIA - ' " ' Just Received a NEW SHIPMENT of GOODS Our stock is now complete, and it will be to your interest to see the many beautiful things we have in Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Cloth ing. Come! We guarantee our prices to be the cheapest in town. Bails’ Variety Slore BLAKELY. - - GEORGIA SHERIFF’S SALE. GEORGIA— EarIy County: On the first Tuesday in October, | next, there will be sold at public outcry, to the hignest bidder for cash, within the legal hours of sale, before the court-house in Blakely, Ga., the following lands levied on as the j property of Mrs. Ida Hayes under a | fi. fa. against her and in favor of | S. P. Holland, duly issuing fron»| the City Court of Blakely, to-wit: A j tract of land in the Town of Jakin, in said county, commencing at the Northwest corner of barber shop owned by J. A. Bivings and running North, parallel to Pearl Street, to Southwest corner of court-house lot; thence east along court-house lot for ty-seven feet to back end of store; | thence South to north wall of .1. A. | Bivings’ barber shop; thence West along wall of barber shop forty-seven feet to point of beginning. This 10th day of September, 1921. T. J. HOWELL, SR., Sheriff. Phone us your wants for dry cleaning, pressing and hemstitching. We call for and deliver promptly. THE CITY PRESSING CLUB. SHERIFF’S SALE. j GEORGIA —Early County: On the first Tuesday in October, next, there will be sold at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, within the legal hours of sale, before the court-house iu Blakely, Ga., the i following lands situate in the Sixth j District of said county, levied on as ! the property of Sam Graham under a j mortgage fi. fa. against him and in j favor of Hightower & Company, is ! suing from the Superior Court of said County, towit: Fifteen acres of land off of the East side of Land Lot Number Nine, bounded on the North, on the East and on the South by lands of G. S. Waller, and ion the west by lands of Tank Red- I dick. This 10th day of September, 1924. T. J. HOWELL, SR., SherifT. FOR SALE —A beautiful building lot containing two acres, more or less, located on Church street, bor dered on south side by Fleming avenue, which makes it a corner lot. MRS. T. F. CORPRAY, Gulfport, Miss. 11-2 t