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Sin VALDOSTA TIMES,
VALDOSTA, OA., SATUUDAV, SEPTEMBER 14, 1919.,
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND SUPPLIES
Full line State adopted Book*h^edier with a
complete assortment of Tablets, Pencils, Ink and
School Supplies. : : : : t‘
Vinson’s Drug Store
To Lonesome Women 1
IS
AT CUMMINGS
Arson was Added Today
to Other Crimes There
TRACK ROUNDS RAVE BEEN
PUT UPON TRACKS OF MEN
WHO BURNED A STORE NEAR
GUMMING THIS MORNING.
Cummins, Os., Sopt. 11.—Track
bounds art on trail of the men, be
lieved to bo negroes, who burned the
etore of W. J, Du Ice. at an early
hour today, and clouds of a race war
which have hang over Forsyth coun
ty for the pan ten days, threatened
to break Into, a Storm of bloodshed
( today.
Tho store was In the Big Crock
0
district close to the scenes of last
bjr'
week's crimes. If the posse over-
takes the Incendiarieff there will like*
ly he a lynching.
GEN. GORDON
OF
m TODAY
His Death Occurred Af
ter Long Illness
THE END CAME AT WHITE SUL.
■“FrruR SPRINGS, W VA ,
WHERE HE HAD BEEN SOME
TIME FOR HIS HEALTH,
“Art JN |M| to |fec nutting?"
"¥«. lU kc ready when yea cane."
Women living on farms ind in rural districts
haven’t time to seek and enjoy social pleasures.
Distances are too great—the work is too urgent.
Women grow lonesome and listless when robbed
of these pleasures.
The Rural Telephone
aolves the problem. It enables women to talk with neigh
bors and friends and keep alive to the news of the day.
Our free booklet tells how you can have a telephone in
your home at small cost Women living in the country
should write for it Address
Fanners Line Department
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY
33Ssmtb Pryor SL, Atlanta, Cm
torday by a mob who riddled Ed
Collins, a negro, with bullets, after
which ho wn« hung to a telephone
pole In th<1 court house square.
Collins was arrested yesterday
with three other negroes in connec
tion with the killing of a young
white girl Sunday. It is alleged that
he agisted Erneat Cox, thot negro
who confessed the crime, In hiding
the body.
Cox was taken to Atlanta for aafe
keeping.
Uncle Krra Says
**It don't take more’n a glH ut ef
fort to git folk* into a peck of
trouible” and a little neglect of con
stipation, biliousness, indigestion or
othaajker derangement will do the
tamTlf ailing, take Dr. King’*
New Life PUle tor quick results.
Easy, safe, sure, and only 25 cents
at Dlnvmock’i Pharmacy, Ingram
Drug Co. and W. P. Dunaway,
KHPHEY” say Paris, and New York as well, has gone
A mad on the subject of bags. Your bag, Madam, must
be as elegant and costly as your circumstances will permit, and
it must be distinctive, individual, displaying your personal taste
to some degree. You may remember that in old novels, tales of
ancient mediaeval times .that leather articles belonging to wealthy
people were made of “Cordovan leather,” the knights’ horses
wore trappings of it, and men went about
“In Gilden Buskins of costly Cordwain”
for “Cordwain” was Cordovan leather, tanned and cured in
Cordova, Spain. As Cordovan leather was fashionable in
the fifteenth century so it is today, and it appears in Hand Bags
for women. But the place where the bags were made is as far
from Spain as Buffalo, N. Y., in which city the artists and craft-
men of the Cordova shop make bags that are a delight to handle,
and carry.
The colorings are peculiarly soft-toned and lasting. For the
most part of bronze ana green, richly blended and embellished
with artistic scroll work and conveniional motifs. The seams are
thorn stitched by hand, and the linings are of velvety suede.
Strap Bags, Dressing Cases, Music Roots, Wallets,
Small Bags, and Card Cases
Unique and artistic to a marked degree, and we bespeak (or them waim appreciation
from women of taste.
"Be Sure and See Them on Display in Our Windows Today”
And we would be pleased to have you call and inspect these goods at your earliest convenience
J. G MACKEY COMPANY
JEWELERS MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Savannah, Ga., 8ept. 11.—Gen.
W. W. Gordon, one of the heat known
citizen of Savannah, died
White 8ulpbur Springs W. Va.
has been In ill health for several
months.
His remain* will be brought hero
for burial. Gen. Gordon was
leading military figure and was one
of the wealthiest business men of
Savannah.
When General Gordon left Savan
nah early In the summer for White
Sulphur Springe th<<re were many
who noted with regret that he
not as robust and as activo as In the
past, although he continued to give
close attention to his business Inter
ests as the head of W. W. Gordon &
Co.
General Gordon was a soldier, a
ff'ntesman and a loyal Georgian. He
was of Scotch ancestry, the son of
William Washington Gordon and Sa
rah Anderson Stltes and was born in
Savannah October 14, 1834. His
75th birthday waa quietly obsarred
In Savannah October 14, 1909, at
which time General Gordon was the
recipient of mtfny congratulations.
Hla father was the first Georgian
to graduate from W<ist Point,, and
waff the first president of the Geor
gia Central railroad. A monument
to him. fftande on Bull street In
Wright square near the present Gor
don home*
General Gordon graduated from
Yale Unlverslt^n July of 11854. Af
ter leaving collge he engaged in the
cotton bust:
Ho was (
be*a
change a
dent M*
the
foliation.
In 185?^e deceased was married
to Mliff Eleanor Lytle Kinzle of Chi
cago. Mrs, Gordon was a daughter
of one of the Western pioneers and
was the irtt whlta child bron at
Fort Dearborn, In the city of Chi
cago.
MoKfen
nM., * Khlnvjinl 1
FIREBURGS.
Elmgren’e! Shipyard Waa Fired by
Incendiaries Yesterday.
Savannah, Sept. 11.—The olh-
cera at Thunderbolt, a retort near
Savannah, are on the lookout for
Incendiaries vbo are euppoeed to
have eet fire to Elmgren's shipyard
yesterday morning and causing a
Matt that did a great deal of dam
age. Mr. Ftmiren la confident the
(shipyard we, set on fire, ns It could
t not well here caught aa It did oth
erwise. Boveral launches In the
riven I*«ro act, pn fire and aorao
were sunk.
The fire created great excitement
at the reaort and there Is much In
dignation cupreeecd against
peraon guilty of having earned It.
The damage done will b e repaired ns
aoon aa poaslbls and new yards
built.
TS one In which the entire family will receive an equal
share. Nothing can equal the returns In pleasure
given by .
The purchase of an AUTOPIANO will solve the
entertainment problem in the home for all time, as
Music appeals to everyone. Those who are pianists
will find that the AUTOPIANO leaves nothing to be
desired as an instrument for hand playing, and those
who are not pianists can have all the joys of pro
ducing, without training, the same delightful music
that heretofore has only been the privilege of the most
skillful artists to produce.
^%lt01M0463
represents the greatest achieve
ment of the decade in the music
world. More AUTOPIANOS are
in use than any other player-
piano—unmistakable recognition
of its superiority.
fiMTIIISI-YOUilNS CO.,
Valdosta, Georgia.
J.
MOUSE MAKES SHORT SKIRTS.
STORM WARNING IS ALL.
There Wu No Sertoua Blow at 8.1
tanndh, Though Warning Waa Up.
Savannah, Sept. 11.—Savannas
has ao far neaped any very earl-
on* blow, although the etorm warn
ing! were Dying yeeterday afternoon
'and laet night. Th, dlaturhance
j which has been down In Florida la
thought to have been moving thle
| way.
Yesterday afternoon the steam,
.ahlpa plying out of Savannah were
nottOej by the weather bureau that
'dangerous winds might come, und
were warned to remain In port.
However, the captains decided to
tnt to sea and tho Baltimore and
New York seamen relied. Tliore
waa considerable rain last nlgat
ana aome wind, but not enough lo
do any damage.
Canadian Golf Tourney.
Montreal, Sept. 19.—Th, eight
eenth annual tournament of tho Ca
nadian Golf Association wna opened
today at the Mount(Royal Golf Club
with a large and qlgh data field.
Flay will continue until the end of
the week.
Rodent Gets up Trousers' Leg of
Man licencing Women.
While men and women were
crowded on the platform of the sub
way station at Bowling Green at 6
o'clock last evening a young woman
uttered a shriek, raised her skirts
end galloped to the streets, nays the
New York World.
Then a second woman shrieked.
She too raised her skirts, but ehe
was too frightened to run. Other
women and girls came, and those
who etayed on the platform raised
their skirts.
The station agent heard the com
motion. He pushed hla way through
the crowd, saw what the trouble wna
and hotfooted for the otreets, where
he found a policeman.
"You ere needed." he gasped, and
darted hack to the platform.
Just then Frederick Borger of No.
31 Third street, Brooklyn, alighted
from a passing train to see whst all
the trouble was about. The girls
and women who still stood with
skirts raised to their knee* were t°o
much Interested to take the train
And the men were too gallant to
think of quitting the platform at each
a time.
"What'e all the trouble?” asked
Borger.
"Look at that tearful beast," ss'd
a man pointing to a mouse scamper
ing about.
"I'll save the Ilvea of these ladlee,'
said the heroic Borger. and he itar-
ted for the mouse. As he reached
over to catch It something happened
and for a second It looked as though
Borger would do a record breaking
disrobing am right there.
"He’s up my pants leg," shouted
Borger. "Get him out!’’
Some one loosened the Brooklyn
man’s belt, and the frightened mouse
peeped out to be caught.
'Ain’t It cute?" said Borger. »
going to take him home and make a
pet of him."
Not until the next train came
along and the girls end women, were
safely aboard It did longer sklrte be
come fashionable on the Bowling
Green platform.
Rub-My-Tlsm will cure yon.
t 18 wCm
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AT-
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Come to the best equipped
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you will get the best work
with the least pain.
Dr. L. C. Holtzendorff,
Formerly United States Army Dental Surgeon.
- VALDOSTA, GEORGIA
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