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About Banks County journal. (Homer, Ga.) 1897-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1914)
Just a Few of the THINGS YOU NEED, FOR HOT DAY USE. As the change in season progresses, so does eliange in habit become, necessary, The things we describe below arc needed during summoi. We offer them to you for your own selection and use on our assurance that they're quality perfect, very desirable, and will give best results in use. SUMMER HEAD ACHES They are worse than winter head aches but as easily to relieve. W e offer a really valuable remedy in CHANADINE Headache Pow ders. What will you do about Vacation Needs, better buy them here now because the “Vacation Druggist’’ may not have them. Our quality satisfies. . SUMMER COM- I PLAINT Cholera morbus, Diarrhoea, Col ic—We have a remedy proven best for each of these ailments. Ask Us No doubt a chief summer consideration regards the toilet and bath. Let us offer you our superior bath aud toilet needs —A big, complete line of everything for the purpose. All the regular advertised prepa rations and articles lor lady, gentleman, and baby. AN EXCELLENT TOOTH CLEANER Clean teeth are very necessary to clean health, NYDENTA Tooth Paste OWTOSSENtoNIOHDfc R TO VACATION LAND FKEE W. WALLACE WHETSELL, Licensed Pharmacist. Mgr. MAYSVILLE, GEORGIA “Postage Paid on Parcel Post Packages.’’ What “Bee Dee” Means "Bee Dee” on the label means REAL VALUE p— ———“ I Inside the package, and RESULIS and SAIIS- Alter using the Bre Dec f FACTION alter the contents have been used. Remedies generally lor l A! vays ak for “Bee Dee” when you buy a stock or poultry remedy. "Bee Dee remedies are pre- I giving entire satisfaction. I I Dared from pure, medicinal ingredients, in a scien- and we cheerfully recom- I pc way, and are genuine medicines that you can dependon ’ , Waco. Texas. -rv STOCK 8 POULTRY r>ee I ice medicine JLS ** LINIMENT - DIP You can get them at Bee Dee Healing Powder—Bee Dee Colic Remedy your dealer's. p I When YOU Hire A U. S. Senator You should proceed as if you were employing a farm hand, a doctor or a lawyer. You should first learn about the MAN HIMSELF. If he is not “O. K”as a MAN, other things—such as promises and sell-esti mates —count for nothing. Apply this rule to John M. Slaton, the MAN. He is a candidate —an applicant to YOU, the people foi the place of United States Senator. He is going to work for YOU in Washington. You ought to know about him. We want YOU to know about him—the MAN. He calls his campaign a “consultation with the peo ple of Georgia.” He is one of you. He was born on a Georgia farm. Having the capacity for hard work, he has worked hard. He worked his way to first honors in college. He worked his way to first position at the Georgia bar. He worked his way to the top in Georgia politics because he was always working for the people s interest. He knows the people of Georgia, their needs, their deserts - for he has rubbed up against all classes from all angles. His twenty years’ public career has been subjected to the white light of publicity. But still all of you may still not know the man. There are thous ands in Georgia who do know the MAN—know him from intimate personal and official association. 1 hey know him as ho is both before and behind the formal screen of legislative and executive work. They have been his official neighbors. One or more probably live in your community. Ask them about Slaton—the MAN. We would rather you would select one who is not for Slaton the Candidate. For even political enemies will swear by Slaton—the MAN. They, enemies as well as friends, will tell you that personally and politically Slaton is fair, able, gen erous, honest, courageous. And most of them will tell you that Slaton is just the sort of MAN they would look for if it were up to them alone to select a United States Senator. Dignified but not bombastic, progressive, not dema gogic, slow to make promises but sure to keep them, unaffected by hysteria but always firm in standing for the right—he is every inch a MAN—the sort of man that makes the best Senatorial timber. JOHN M. SLATON STATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, Alfred C. Newell, Chairman. “Send Slaton to the Senate” JJ B Ninety per cent of his thousand or more old legisla tive'aisociates supported Slaton for Governor. They are equally as strong for him for Senator. 1 YOUR PRESCRIP TIONS Doctor’s orders or drugs tor home use or for your own recipe making. High quality, Extreme purity and— ACCURACY IN COMPOUNDING. I FOR THAT BACK ACHE Our Kidney Remedy gives quick leliefand with perfect safety. Try it now— so Cents *ANKS CCUNTY IQURNAL, HOMER,CA. ( Maysville Locals lFront Our Regular Correspondent.) Miss Florence Sims is \isiting her sister, Mis. Marvin Garrison, in Atlanta this week. Mis Nannie Kasdale, who vis ited her sister, Mrs. B. M ylie last week, returned to her home at Mt. Pleasant Sunday. M is< Elizabeth Wingfield, of Athens, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I’erino Boone, for a short visit. Miss Lula Barlter, of Dry Pond, spent a short whilo here Monday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson, of Gillsville, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Blanche Bryan, of Gills vile, visited relatives here recently. Miss Margie Adams is on an extended visit to relatives in At lanta and Norcross. Mrs. John Gillespie has as her guest her sister. Miss Addie Hop kins, of Atlanta. A number of our young people attended the singing at Diamond Ilil 1 Sunday and report excellent music. Mr. C. W. McCurdy spent Sun day with his mother at Comer. We are glad to know Mis. Clem inic Wilhite, w io has been quite sick for several weeks, is conva lescent. Mr. Radio Lyle, of Palmetto, spent the week end with his fam ily here. Miss Leila Medlock has returned to her home at Norcross aftci a most successful season as trimmer for Mrs. T. Smith. She will be missed by her many friends here. Miss Blanche Sims is with rela lives and friends in Atlanta this w eel,. Mr. and Mis. Lon Blackwell and'children visited mar Homer the first of the week. Mr. Rnbt.Suddat.il has rctunie l to his home in Athens alter a I w days stay with homefolks and old friends here. Mr. Tom Reynolds, a. popular ; alesmao for a wholesale house in Atlanta, is spending a few dajs with homefolks heie. Mr. Roy Parks, of Gainesville, was a visitor here Sunday. Miss Belle Pounds, of Atlanta, is spending several weeks with homefolks and friends. Little Miss Lois Meeks enter tained a number of small girls at a pretty party on last Saturday morning in honor ol her cousins, Bernice ami W ilbert Hill, of Ho mer, who v. re visitors here last week. Mrs. C. \V. McCurdy left last week for a months visit to her parents at Lumbertown, Miss. We learn that Miss Elizabeth Rogers, who suffered a seveiely sprained ankle and a dislocated shoulder when thrown from an overturned buggy, w hile v isiting at the home of a relative near Nicholson last week, is recovering rapidly. Miss ueile Meeks lias returned | from a visit to Homer. Miss. Miriam Hill, of Horner, vis ited her sister, Mrs. C. Griffin, the first of the week. Miss Lillian Stephens enter taine 1 the you ng set at a party on last Friday evening in honor of her i guest, Miss Jones, of Gainesville. Mr. Arthur Smith and charm ing daughter, Miss Lillie, will go to Savannah the latter part of this week where Miss Smith will re main for a month with friends' Mr. Smith will probaly return next week. A marriage of interest to many friends in Georgia and South Car olina is that of Miss Georgia Mel sie, and Dr. William W. Whet sell which occured at the home of the btide at Charleston, y. C. on •Ju tu-24 th. Dr. Whetnell has been with the Chandler-Jackson Drug Cos. for the past two months, and has made many warm friends here who are glad to know they will make our little city their future home. Broken Hearted Swan. The last two swans have disappear*!! from the octagonal basin In the Jardin des Tuileries, Parts. They were an exemplary couple; tho male died of rheumatism and Ula grit i. SERVICE When you buy Shoes here you are sure of the service you will receive because we guarantee abso lute satisiaction in the wear. * % STYLE You are assured the newest styles in the most fashionable leather and whether you want button or lace you may be sure that you will find your size. PRICE You will find just the Shoe you want here at just the price you want to pay. A splendid as sortment of sizes and styles in a wide range of prices. There is a combination of good sound reasons why it will be to your best interests to come to this store and inspect our offerings before yon make any purchases of things to wear. Style, Quality, Beauty and Value are all in evidence throughout our stock now more than ever before. No matter what you want in the Dry G-oods Line we can predict that yon will find just what yon want here, and our prices will surprise yon this season, they are so low. Make up your mind right now that you are going into BLACKWELL BROS. STORE the very first time you are in Maysville and see the new goods and learn of the valuable advantages offered you here. BLACKWELL BROS. MAYSVILLE, OEOROIA. Yonah After a long illness Mrs. Jane Davinsou died at her home at "t o nah last Sunday, and was buried at Hi llton Monday. She was about seventy years of age, and is sur vived by her husband and two sisters. Mr and Mrs. Bob Pool of Colo rado, are visiting their mother, Mrs. M. M. Pool. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Davidson visited Mr. and Mrs. Jut Simmons Sunday. Kev. W. M. Slaton lilted his regular appointment at the Pente costal church Sunday. Mr. Seaborn Pless of Flippen, bus been spending a few days with bis parents. Mr. Jesse Stephens, who has been very low with typhoid fever, is improving. Miss Bessie Donehoo of Florida, who is spending the summer with relatives, attended preaching at \ onah Sunday. Miss Eliza C'tumly of Bellton, is spending a few days with her sis tei Mrs. Lou Worley. Mr. It. N. King of Atlanta, has been visiting the home of Mr. T. B. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gilles pie Sunday. The citizens ol 'i •mail are inter ested in the race between Mr. Bi ll and Mr. Charters. But Mr. Bell seems to be a fav< rite with most of them. Splendid values in the latest style in Ladies, Skirts, Mid dies, Apions and TJnderwa re. Miss ju’ 1a Littlefield Cornelia, Ga. H-laing “Cavie*.” There’s a m-n rear Providence who rnakwa a living by raising “calves”—that is to say, guinea pigs —for medic 1 schools and biological laboratories The demand for the eavie 1s such thut urfees run about on the level vt U.ose lor chickens. SPLENDID SCHEDULE TO TATE and BACK GONG returning Lv. Atlanta - 6:20 am Lv. Tate Springs. no* a m Ar. Ooltewali -- - .10:20 a m Ar. Morristown 1400 noon Ar. Knoxville -- - 2:00 p m Ar. Knoxville Ar. Morristown 3:25 pm Ar. Ooltewali J* Ar. Tate Springs 4:11 pm Ar. Atlanta 10.45 pm All Meals on Dining Car Going and Returning. Parlor Car Accomodations in Both Directions. Low Round Trip Summer Tourist Fares. For full information and tickets call on ticket agent or address J. C. BEAM, A.G.P.A. R. L. BAYLOR, D.P.A. SOUTHERN RAILWAY ATLANTA, CA. On]? one more week —in which you can buy a high grade South rtend Watch on our club plan. This is the most liberal watcli ofler ever made in this city. During the few weeks it has been open, we have sold more high grade watches than ever before “South Rend” , ir 1 ~ B Watch these South Bend watches which we are offering on the club plan. You are sure to like Its trim smart build im mensely. As to its timekeeping qualities well, ask any one—who carries a South Bend what they think of it. This Is the best test we know of. In buying a South Ber.d Next week Is your last chance to buy on these terms H. W. MEADERS, MAYSVILLE, GA. In any period of the same length in our history. But everything must end sometime and next week is the last in which we can sell watches on the club plan. If you arc not the owner of a high grade watch of late design come in and let us show you one of you are Investing in a watch that will give you a lifetime of reliable ser vice— a watch that la backed by our guarantee as well as the manufac turers'. If you want to own a watch like this, come in and learn about our plan which enables you to buy it at the rock bottom cash price on easy payments so small that you will never notice them.
