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Last Chance Tonight to See POLA NEGRI IN y g The greatest picture, in which you’ll see her as the beautiful, luxury-loving daughter of a millionaire 35c FRIDAY ...THE... SATURDAY Anne Forrest and Tom Moore SEN AC A TOM MIX ‘MirriapMorals’ T-T and Comedy Ceor B ia ‘ LEATHER STOCK IN G ’ Admission 15 and 25 rents *■ Chapter No. 2 Beautiful Theatre where Ladies and Gentlemen go to see Good Pictures • « DEJARNETTE WILL SPEAK HERE FRIDAY It is announced that H. K. Dejar nette, president of the Peanut Co- Operative Association, will speak in Blakely at 3 o’clock tomorrow (Fri day) afternoon at the court house. All members of the Association and all others who ought to be members of the Association are urged to be present and hear Mr. DeJarnette’s address. Mr. DeJarnette will give an inter esting account of the Association’s first year’s operations and has a message concerning the future that is well worth hearing. The new head of the Association is one of the most successful farm ers of the State and will have a worth-while message for his hearers. Complete stock and latest styles in Men’s Hats. C. E. BOYETT’S CASH STORE. CASH Tells Hie STOUT 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS 1 \ Box Aunt jemima Grits. . . . .10 \ pt. Can Wesson Oil .25 3 10c Bars Ivory Soap ,24 125 c Box Maxwell House Tea ■•. • .20 1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee .45 1 Sack Stag Flour sl.lO With every SI.OO Purchase you will be given a chance on a 42 Piece Colonial Dinner Set W. C. COOK Blakely, Georgia . BAPTIST S. S. HAD A BIG DAY SUNDAY The Blakely Baptist Sunday school had a great rally day last Sunday. There was a total attendance of 357 and the collection reached the hand some sum of $364 plus. The friendly contest between the Business Men's Class and the Young Men’s Bible Class resulted in a victory for the young men as to numbers in attendance and for the business men as to finances. There were 78 present in the young men's class and 55 in the business men’s class. The challenge of the business men to the young men navtng been to excel in both numbers and fi nances, it is up to the business men to stage a banquet for their successful rivals. A similar contest between the T. E. L. and Dorcas Class resulted in a victory for the Dorcas Class. The Sunday School program wasn't EARLY COUNTY NEWS concluded until 11:20, so the pastor called off the regular morning ser mon. A MISLEADING STATEMENT. The News is in receipt of the fol lowing letter from Mr. T. E. Grier: Editor Early County News: Last week’s News reports "that sand and lumber had been placed and work will begin on the Rock- Hilton Consolidated School building within the next few days.” There has never been a Roek-Hilton Consolidated School District in Early county, neither has there been any sand or lumber placed on the ground for the construction of such a build ing in Early county by that name, neither have the trustees agreed on the Waters Ford site. We have a Rock Hill Consolidated School District and it will be known by that name at least thirty years. T. E. GRIER. HYDROPHOBIA A SERIOUS PROBLEM Th# question of Hydrophobia h Georgia is a serious one. Somethlni should be done by our General As sambly about the problem. At leas the dog owner should be willing t< supply the funds for furnishing thi Pasteur treatment. Don’t you thinl that would be fair. Over two thousand treatments so rabies were prepared and sent out b; the Georgia State Board of Healtl la* year. It requires 21 doses t complete a treatment. Just think o it, 50,000 "shots.’’ We presume tha the physicians were paid at least i doli;r. :'r*v .a- •> injection. $50,000.0 besides the cost of manufacturing mailing, cases, etc., not counting time ahxiety and mental distress. Th treatments ere furnished free by th State Board of Health. Don’t yo agree with us that a dog tax shouL (,o toward the payment of this ej pense? The Legislature now In Bessioi should pass the Marriage Bill. Till Bill was Introduced by Dr. Kennedy h tue Senate at the last session an was passed by an almost unanlmou vote. The House should act favorabl on this Bill one of the very firs things. It is cheaper to stay well than t - t sick See your physician to tlmi BLAKELY CHAPTER NO. 44 R. A. M Blakely Chapter No. 44 Royal Arch Masons /'f t?\ / '.' y O') / niaet -s on the second V'-'CuW and fourth Monday ■— _J nights of each month at 8 o’clock. Visiting companions cordially invited. LOWRBY STONE, High Priest. J. G. STANDIFER, Secretary. 666 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever, It kills the germs. 4-17-6 mo We sell for less. T. K. WEAVER & CO. jH vt if'&re Ocemßceezesßlot? " I REDUCED I homnoYrip CE^rßAL.lGEwaußujwy "‘TKe.fjjig/it 9/ay* MASONIC NOTICE. M The regular com- V, munication of Mag *%\nolia Lodge No. M NN-W - X If. &A. M., Is h«U / V^ ; .'' \ on the first and third s/ Monday nights In each month. Visiting brethren cor dially welcomed. R. H. STUCKEY, JR., Worshipful M’aster. I. M. HOBBS, Secretary.