Newspaper Page Text
PLEASANT VALLEY NEWS •
Our farmers are glad to sec the
sunshine again for the recent rains
have put them behind in picking their
cotton.
Ur. Hombr Morris, of Camp Green-
leaf, has returned to hjs duties at
ciunp after spending several days
.with homefolks.
Miss Mary Bowen is slowly recov
ering from at> attack of acute indi
gestion.
» NEW PEMUT PICKER. NOT « THRESHER
THE UNIVERSAL
Has dust proof , bearings. The , Universal is made
of steel, but is light enough to pull with two mules.
Call at our store and let us show you this machine.
It is a wonder.
Palmer-Jones Company
The Machinery People
Cordele
Georgia
How tq buy a truck.
Consider first the maker. The worth of a truck
depends entirely on the sincerity, the honesty and
the permanency of the manufacturer.
Having satisfied yourself that the company is
all right, nbxt. satisfy yourself that the truck is'
right.
Years*of service, durability^ ample power, low
upkeep, quality that merits its-price; ability to
deliver the goods at all times, these are and
should be your demands of a truck.
We urge you to investigate the Chevrolet One-
Ton Truck on this basis, and see for yourself that
where manufacturing ideals are high, the metals,
motor and workmanship are sure to be of the
best.
One-Ton Worm-Drive Truck
Is mad« by one of the foremost companies in the
motor industry.
Wherever motor vehicles are known, you will
And the Chevrolet. The company has achieved
world-wide good will solely because of the merit
of its products.
When you buy the Chevrolet Truck, you buy
economical hauTage. No truck can be more
efficient. The Chevrolet is built strong, built for
continuous service under full capacity loads.
Therefore, \t has surplus of strength and power
above ordinary need.
. We want to prove these claims to you.
We want to show that the Chevrolet provides
quick economical deliveries and enables you to
reach out for more business. Come in, or ask
that we call on you;
Its price, complete with body, 8-post top and
curtains, te$1820;Chassis,$1126. Pricesf. o. b.
FORD & CALHOUN
Pinehurst, Qa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cole and Mrs.
Dave Cole spent Sunday with relatives
in Pinehurst.
The many friends and relatives of
Mrs. C. B. Swearingen, of St. Paul,
will be glad to know that she is slow
ly convalescing.
Miss Beulah McNeese spent the
week-end with Miss Thelma Butler at
Lilly.
Miss Thea Butler , spent Saturday
night with Miss Willie Sulivan at Lil
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. .Griggs, of Una-
dilla, visited relatives here Sunday. -
Miss Thelma Butler, of Lilly, is vis
iting Miss Beulah McNeese this week.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Bowen, of Lil
ly, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Bowen Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Swearingen,
jMtss Leona Swearingen and Miss
j Vera Thompson visited relatives at St.
Paul Sunday.
WHY THAT LAME BACK
That morning lameness—those
tharp pains when bending or lifting,
make work a burden and rest impos
sible. Don’t behandicapped by a bad
back—look to your kidneys. You will
make no mistake by following this
Macon resident’s example.
Z. T. Stanley, 847 Hazel St., Ma
con, Ga., says: "About eight years
ago I was troubled with my kidneys
and back was so bad I could hardly
do my work. My back was lame and
sore and my kidneys were sluggish.
My head ached, I had riervous spells
and was very dizzy at times. The
kidney secretions were too frequent
in passage, scanty, scalding and con
tained abrick-dust-likc sediment. I
felt tired and languid too. Hearing
of Doan's Kidney Pills, I bought
box and am glad to say Jhey entirely
cured me.’’
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for. a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Stanley Had. FosterMilhum Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. advt.
THE SOUTHEASTERN FAIR
AND
EXPOSITION
1HENMY
War Ship Models
Including
Dreadnought*
Battleship*
Destroyer*
Cruisers
Depth Bombs
Torpedoes
Sea Mines
Airplane
Bombs
WITH ALL THE
Fighting Tools
That Is Making
The Ocean U’Asafe
For International
Robbers And
Those Who Bomb
'Churches and
Torpedo Hospital
Ships Regardless
of Their Treaties.
OF WIN THE WAR METHODS
'" ATLANTA, GA.
Oct. 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19
$70,000lnPiizes
Presenting an exhibit of Agriculture,
Horticulture, Cattle, Swine, Poultry,
Horses, Mules, Sheep, Which Promises
to be The Greatest in The South This
Year and the Only Fair In The South
eastern States Featuring The
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
With Running Races, PatrioticFireworks,
Big Program of Pleasing Free Attrac
tions, Biggest Midway and Greatest Ag
gregation of Varied Amusements Ever
Presented At A Fair in The South With
the Usual Exhibit* of
Bovs and Girls Clubs—Child Welfare,
woman's Work—Education—Poultry,
Swine and Calf Club Contests
Auto Show Corn Show Dog Show
Writt FsrFre* Premium List
a. G. HASTINGS. Pros. R. M. STRIPLIN, 8se.
THE ARMY
That Shoot 1,000
Bullets a Minute,
Shells of• Guns
That Shoot
TWENTY MILES
Springfield and
Enfield Rifles—
Lewis Machine
Gons— Trench
Periscope — Gas
Masks — Field
Wireless Outfits
—Heliograph and
Thousands of
Graphic Exhibits
Prepared by The
Department of
Agriculture and
its Different Bn-
Reduced round trip rate* of one and one-half fare hare been granted
Georgia. . * f . , *T'T
all railroads from all points in
HARD TO GET.
72 1-2 ACRES OF FINE LAND
FOR S ALE
Two dwellings, weather-boarded,
storm-sheathed, ,celled throughout
and painted, one tenant house, huge
bam with cement floors and founda-'
tions, extra bam with cement floor,
arranged to dip hogs, etc., extra
buildings, with wagon scales and
ayrup vat with brick chimney, city
water piped to buildings, all in culti
vation, 68 acres fenced. A real place
which will take real money to buy.
D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna.
MEN WHO REGIS
TERED SEPTEMBER I2TH
Continued from page I
But f now-have plenty Brick. Lime Cement, Fram
ing:, Flooring, Siding, Finish and Mouldings.
SHINGLES SHINGLES SHINGLES
I now have plenty made of Long Leaf Yellow Pine, at special low prices.
Later they will be higher and hard to get.
I can give you better service than anyone handling any item as a
side line.
L. T. WILDER, The Lumler Man
VIENNA, : GEORGIA
MT. PLEASANT AND MAR
VIN NEWS
A large crowd attended the tinging
here Sunday.
Mrs. J/ M. Spears is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Spears in Anniston,
Private Hannon Summon of Camp
Johnston, was a visitor at ML Pieas-
Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Sims announce
the arrival of a »«,
176—Hubert M. Embry, Vienna, w
176— Madison C. Christmas Vienna w
177— Eugene E. Lewis, Vienna, w
1 8—Wade H. Lnsseter, Vienna, w
179— George 0. ^Turner, Vienna, w
180— William L. Mathews, Vienna w
181— James C. Barbre, Vienna, w
181—Williams Brown, Vienna, w
183— Joe F. Wells, Vienna, w
184— William V. Fields, Vienna, w
185— Homer P. Morris. Vienna, w
186— John D. Hendley, Vienna, w
187— Homer O. Hughes, Vienna, w
188— Oliver P. Churchwei, Vienna w
189— Joe P. Smith, Vienna, w
100— Philip C. Everett, Vienna, w
101— Cone Edwards, Vienna, c
192—Johnnie Lewis, Vienna, e
103—Arthur J. Jackson, Vienna, e
194—Jessie Lilly, Vienna, e
196—Jim Collier, Vienna, c '
196— Andrew Hammonds, Vienna, c
197— Pink Wallace, Vienna e
198— Robert Wiliiame, Vienna, e
199— Msnn Horton, Vlenpa, c
200— Joseph Edward Bilbo, Vienna w
201— Fletcher McNeese, Vienna, w
202— Norman B. Cook, Vienna, w
203— Thomas M. Lewie, Vienna, w
■ 204—Jessie G. Gilbert, Vienna, w
206—David O. Middlobrooks, Vienna
Mr. Luther Gilbert left Monday 206—John W. Lytle, Vienna, w
for Macon where he will enter mill- —John T. Hall, Vienna, w
tary training school.
Private Golden Powell has arrived
safely overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Hathcox went bp At
lanta Sunday to visit their ton, Tom,
who it stationed at Camp Gordon.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
I have for service at my farm
Urge registered Tennessee Jack, al
io a five-gaited, registered saddle-
bred Stallion, A. M. BELL
208— Bryant V. Brown, Vienna w
209— James F. Childs, Vienna, w
210— Eprian K. Johnson, Vienna, w
211— Osborn Hall, Vienna, w
212— Willie MeCants, Vienna, w
213— Mack Griffin, Vienna, w
214— Lae Nays, Vienna, w » .,
216— Dock Adkins, Vienna, c
216t-Enoch Sims, Vienna, e
217— Sehe-Kindriek, Vienna, e
218— George McKenzie, Vienna, e
219— Samuel Edwards, Vienna, e -
220— Dan Turner. Vienna, e
221—James Jake Heard, Vienna, w
222Pleasant HID, Vienna, e
223— Ernest Bailey, Vienna, c
224— Jessie Carter, Vienna; c
226—Ben Hill Morgan, Vienna, w
226— Aaron Feldser, Vienna, w
227— Charles E. Swearingen, Vienna
228— Tliden A. Adkins, Vienna, w
229— Leon E. Joiner, Finehurat, w ’
230— Charles S. Gurr, Vienna, w
231— Milton H. Carr, Vienna, w
232— Joseph M. Beavers, Vienna, w
238—Paul A. Lennard, Vienna, w
234—Thomas A. Cox, Vienna, w
Charles M. Jones, Vienna, w
236— Henry Mack, Vienna, c
237— Will Addle, Vienna, e
238— Zeb Thompson, ByromviUe, c
289—Doe HeWatere, Vienna, w
240— Lippman Pokes, Vienna, c
241— Simon Forbes, Vienna, c
242— Lewis Tylor, Vienna, c
243— Lop Redding, Vienna, c
244— Seaborn B. Bryant, Vienna, e
246—Will Darty, Pinehurst, e
246— Shade Hamilton, Vienna, c
247— Pring Hardy, Vienna, c
248— Tom Rose, Vienna, e
249— Joe Brown, Vienna, e
260— James White, Vienna, e
261— Robt Anderson, Vienna, e
262— John B. Wilson, BoHngbroke, v
263— Henry K. Allen, Vienna, w
264— Larry Murphy, Vienna, w
266—Willie Gordon, Vienna, c
266—Henry Sheppatd, Pinehurst, c
257— Joe Stubbs, Vienna, e
258— Walter Felton,'Vienna, e
260—Sylvester Patterson, Vienna, e
260— Will Harris, Vienna, c
261— WM Lewis, Vienna, c .
262— Issie Hardy, Vienna, e-
263— Rufus Hants, Vienna, e
264— Charlie Lewis, Vienna, e
266—Lonnie Young, Vienna, c
266—Jessie Dawson. Vienna, e
267— Nathan Dennard, Vienna, c
268— Harry Lee Owen, Vienna, w
269— Waterman Phar, Vienna, e
270— John Wesly Dorough, Vienna w
271— A. J. Jones, Jeffersonville, e
272— Franklin E. Williams, Vienna w
273— Richard Smith, Vienna, e
274— Sherman J. Royals, Vienna, w
275— Joseph Lundy, Vienna, w
276— Toliver B.. Witcher, Vienna w
277— Lonnie T. Wilder, Vienna, w
278— Idus Hugh 's, Vienna, w
279— Harry Orovitz, Vienna, w
280— William G. Ryais, Vienna, w
281— William Bh ckwell, Vienna, w
282— Barney B. Barker, UnadiUa, w
288— Charles Alien Sims, Vienna, w
284—Oliver W. Itorne, Vienna, w
286—Hugh Swearingen, Vienna, w
286— Starling Yewn, Vienna, w
287— Lonnie G. Griffin, Vienna, w
283— Albert Cleveland Morris, w
289— John L Taffar, Vienna, w
290— Lucius L Woodward, Vienna w
291— Robert L Dickson, Vienna, w
292— Felix Caffer Jones, Vienna, w
293— Watte Powell, Vienna, w
294— Chas. W. Hutchins, Vienna w
295— William T. Woodward, w.
296— John R. Causey, Vienna, w
297— Wallace E. Spears, Vienna, w
298— Walter F. George, Atlanta, w
299— John C. Sanders, Vienna, w
SOOAIfred Marion Bell. Vienna, w
SOI—Daniel Hudson, Vienna, w
802—James L Goodrum, Vienna w
308—David Pitt*,'Vienna, e
304—Jim Harry, Vienna, e
306— Ford Davis, Vienna, e
306*-James Adams, Vienna, c
307— Edd English, Vienna, c .
308— Tom W. Wilson, Vienna, e
309— Wayman H. Johnson, Vienna, e
310— Joe Wallace, Vienna, e
811—Dobbie L Myrick; Vienna e
312—Frank Robinson, Vienna, c
313— Carey B. Bryant, Pinehurst c .
314— John Howard, Vienna, e
316—Jewel Lee Brown, Vienaa, c' (
316— Sherry Hamilton, Vienna, c
317— Virgil C. Daves, Vienna, w
318— Jessie J, Barry, Vienna, w
319— Floyd M. Lindsey, Pinehurst wi
320— James H. Jones, Jr., Vienna, w:
821— George H. Shell, Vienna, w
822— Daniel W. Lane, Vienna,*w
323— David W. Carroll, Vienna, w
324— George Patrick Lewis, Vienna,,
325— Ewell B. Brown, Vienna, w
326— Walter H. Eider, Vienna, w i
327— Oscar W. Kimsey, Vienna, w j
328— Loam Murray, Vienna, w
329— Charles C. Powell, Vienna, w j
830—Walker S. Reese, Vienna, w :
SOME LAND FOR SALE
Whole lot of land, 202 1-2 acre,
4 miles of UnadUU. Good house and
barn, plenty of wood . and water,
about 160 acres in cultivation, can be
bought on easy terms.
280 acres, 200 in cultivation, large
6-room dwelling, painted, ceiled, etc.,
large barns, out buildings, two ten
ant houses, artesian well, about fifty
acres god timber. Price is righ^and
on easy terms.
60 acres 2 1-2 milee.of Vienna, 4-
room dwelling, etc. About 35 acres
in cultivation.
About 200 acres; 175 in cultivation
good 6-room dwelling, near school
and ehurfh. Can be bought cheap.
202 1-2 acres, wfaolel ot; 160 ac
in cultivation, new 6-room house,
ceiled and bam, etc., about 4 ij|ile
from UnadiUa. Price is right and c
easy terms. See
D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna.