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DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE fHOMASVILLE, GEORGIA.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 2d, 1921.
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666
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due to Torpid Liver.
Nice
Variety
Fresh
Fish
Expected Fri
day Morning
Fresh Dressed
CHICKENS
At Low Pricei
DEST'QUAUTIf MEATS
For goodjservice call
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TWO PHONES 15.
NEW INTERNATIONAL
i MASONIC CLUB BORN IN
SIOUX CITY IOWA
Sioux City. Ia., July 26.—A new
international Masonic club has bean
born in Sioux City. It is known as
the High Twelve International. E. C
Wolcott is president and William M
Morheiser is secretary. Headquarter '
of the new organization are to b-
maintained in Sioux City.
The High Twelve International was
created by a special committee of the
Sioux City High Twelve club. The
purpose of the club is to give the
same opportunity to the younger
Masons as is' afforded by such ’or
ganizations as the Rotary, the Ki-
wanis and the Lion luncheon clubs,
although membership in the dub is
limited to Masons.
Secretary Morheiser says. “Th«
purpose ’of the International is t«*
unite all members of Masonry in til-*
happy bonds of a social hour, and that
thereby they may inform themselve*
in the truths of Masonry, to inspire,
icon rage and expand those virtue*
hich will aid In the upholding cf
the principles of good government, i i
the advance of education, in the ui*
building of its membership, in hoc.-
able and successful living and l i
the promotion of social fellowship."
Membership in the International
11 be limited to cities having two or
more blue lodges and a population of
25.000 and upward, and will be fo*
ECONOMIC PROGRESS OF
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS IS
UNPRECEDENTED
London. June 30.—(By Mail.)—Pi-
del A. Reyes, Director of the Bureau
of Commerce and Industry of the Phil-
ipine Islands, asserted in an address
here the other day that the economic
progress of the islanders in the last
twenty years had been unprecedented.
He was speaking at the Exposition of
Rubber and other Tropical plants.
Mr. Reyes also pointed out the op
portunities for investment of foreign
capital in developing the resources of
the Philippines. He gave credit to
the administration of the Unite-
States government in the Philippine?
saying:
“By promoting one of the most
modern systems of public education,
by placing upon our own shoulders thj
responsibilities of managing our own
domestic affairs, and by assisting us
in raising our own standard of living,
the American people have given to
my people as a lasting blessing afl
that is best in American life and insti
tutions.”
As indicative of the enormous
growth of the trade of the Island
Mr. Reyes cited figures showing th-f
total values of imports amr export*
in 1831 to have been only $1,17,07M
compared with a total in 1920
$300,562,138.
Mr. Reyes said great progress had
been made in agriculture. This, h
stated, included big increases fn area*
planted to crops, corresponding Ir
creases in yield and stupendous a*
vances in value.
Causes tontributing to the agti-
cultural advancement, he said, wer«
the pushing of the food campaign
during the war. the loaning to rice
and corn farmers of funds appropi.
ated by the Philippine Legislature,
the introduction of modem agricul
tural machinery, seed selection, th*
upgrading of live stock, the formtr
tion of Rural Credit Co-operaifve So
cieties by legislative enactment, law.i
aiming at the eradication of the locust
plague and the creation of a system of
co-operative insurance to cover losses
in work animals
With the increased agricultural
production and the consequent ir.
crease in per capita wealth of the pet
pie, it stands to reason that the com
„ , , . . .: merce of the country will witness
groups o us ness, pro ess ona a jcorresponding growth.” declared M..
ImluRtrlal men organized In lota . T <he Phllllpplne. too, bec.ua,
High Twelve clubn. The number ot
hurter members required to organize
a local High Twelve club will be de
termined by the International, and
will be based upon the various fac- . .
of the particular city where the I and ° her 0ri ' ntal countries Iron,
club is to.be organized. Membership ,‘ropczzl’y grownraw materal, can of
in the local club will consist only ot coun,e ; b " ™l on in the Philip
of their strategical location, can serve
as a convenient distributing point fo
the,Asiastic trade. The manufactur
of finished articles for China, Siberi.t
New
SHADE'
Light Brown
Pump
One Strap, Welt
Sole, Rubber
Military Heel
While, They Last
Mitchell
Shoe Co.
North Broad Street.
^ j those men who have three or more
\\ degrees in Masonry and are in good
standing at the time application H
made. Mr. Morheiser said that whll»»
the club is, not an official Masonic
organization yet. it is composed of
men who are hound together by the
ties of Masonry.
pines to great advantage.
“The saving in freight alone would
be a decided gain to manufacturers.
At present the people of the Philip
pines pay more for refined sugar
than people in the United Stater,
though raw sugar is one of the chief
exports of the country. The field
of sugar refining is practically un
touched. Fish, vegetable and fruit
canning are practically unknown,
though the excess production of fruits
vegetables and fish at certain season-
. „„ . , . I not to speak of the greater production
Paris Julv 26.—A long discussed ., r
tans. jui. , . that would result from the develop
project for the removal of the student, ment q{ thc cannln(f industry> wou i d
quart ir of Paris from the old Latin fae guffjcient to g nstain aeV eral large
STUDENTS QUARTER IN
PARIS TO BE TRANSFERRED
Quarter to the outskirts of Paris on
space made vacant by the demolitloi,
of the wall of Paris appears to be on
the way to realization.
The city of Paris will sell about
twenty acres of land for the building
of a student’s city, including lodgings
recreation grounds and gymnasium
The University of Paris will undertake
the construction of the necessary buil
dings. toward which one philantrc-
phist has already contributed 10,009
francs.
It is not expected that this wi.l
change the aspect or the charactei-
istics of the Latin Quarter, but it wi 1
provide accomodations for many for
eign students who, unable to tin.
lodgings, are practically exclude-1
from the university. The secretary
of the Students Association attributes
to lack of lodgings the fact that the
number of students matriculated oI
the university fell from 11,000 n.
1920 to 8,000 this year. ,
ONLY 100 DAYS
BEFORE FIRES WILL BE KINDLED
IN YOUR HOME
ARE YOU READY ?
■ The Only Safe Thing To Do is Place Your Order
for
RED ★ COAL
NOW
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co.
canneries. All in all, the opportuni
ties for the manufacturer are nch
that they are bound to draw enterpris
ing capital to the islands."
GERMAN DYESTUFF
PRODUCTION SHORT
Leverkursen. Gen., July 26.—German
manufacturers' total production this
year will not exceed 60,000 ton*,
which will make it impossible to
“flood” the markets of England or
America, or even compete success-
Special Selling
. -of-
WAISTS and BLOUSES
This large collection of Blouses, priced at such low
figures, are shown in much higher priced
models; full range of sizes.
White Voiles 49c
at ; * ....... ^
Fine White Voiles and Black Lawn, etc., 69c
Extra Fine White Voiles, Organdies and Georgettes $1.98
Gfeoygette Waists and Blouses $2.48
Extra good selection of Georgette Waists and Blouses $3.48
SMART
Wash Suits and Rompers
For the young fellows
<»
at 98c and $1.98
Entire stock selected in two lots
n6-I8-20
S. Broad St.
THE„FAIR
Jl THOMASVILLE -L V
One-Price
Cash
Outfitters
that “no sane man in Germany think.
fully against American manufactur
ers, asserts Dr. Carl Duisberg, head of f reah * ars ’” . , . ,
it Is difficult to understand Amen
of Germany's greatest dye manu
facturing organization.
We have recently increased ou'r
capital to 1,762,300,000 marks, whicn
is 719,000,000 more than our prev
ious capital, but this wus the inevit
able consequence of the tremendous
depreciation of our currency and re
sultant increases in the prices of com
modities..
ican industry is incomparibly strong
er thun ous.”
CORPS OP DOCTORS TO BE
SENT TO INDUCE LEPROSY
PEOPLE TO JOIN COLONY
Honolulu, T. H., July 26.—A corps
Ithas nothing to do with of doctora la “> be dispatched to the
ta^ded attack.onT world market, ~ »f ‘h. Hawaiian group of the
intenucu . , board of health to induce persons
wh.eh ,t has been reported we were ^ (o gnter
planning. leprosy station here for the success-
Labor difficulties, shortage of coa., ^ chaulmoogra oil treatment,
the unsatisfactory traffic conditions;
as far as the Rhineland is concerned. Moving pictures of lif n
as fa , . .. Rhine hi station and at the old leper colony
the obstacles, cau. d by the Rhine ^ Kalaupapa on the , 8land of Me|o .
custome bamer; all P« vant " s ’ in ka , Hhowlng lhe beneficial effect of
any case, from increasing our outpu., ^ chau|moogr(| spec | flc (m
and leave us in far from "tofactoty v||) b( _ gh(jwn |n a „ (h0
position. This position is made wors4 #nd vlllage , of Hawaii. - ..
by the hindrances placed m our way .
in many foreign countries. | ____
Dr. Duisberg characterized a re-! BAIRD MURDERjrASE GOES ON
ported demand in some American i (By Associated Press)
quarters for the closing of German! Hamilton, Ala., July 26—The case
used for the manufacture of exploi- of Sergeant Lancaster, charged with
ives and poison gas in another war,” murder in connection with the lynch-
was utterly senseless, since Germany. Ing of William Baird, at Jasper, was
has been depived of the means of em- continued today on motion of the de
ploying poison gases for war purpose (ense. The coses of the other eight
e«, even if she waifted to.” He added guardsmen also were continued.
Value Extraordinary
I
Genuine Palm Beach Men's
Suits on Sale
$9.90
Good assortment of Colors and Sizes
Neel’s Bargain Department
Jackson Street
Ha GOLDSTEIN’S
BE8T BARGAINS OFFERED FOR TEN DAYS. THI8 WILL BE
THE BE8T 8ALE ON RECORD:—
Pepperell sheets at ja c
'$2.50 Bed Spreads, at ....
Romper Cloth, and Gingham, per yard ,0c
Toweling, per yard ’ |o,
Garbadlne, per yard f
Colored Linen, per yard ig c
Beat quality Madras, per yard ,g e
Silk Pongee, per yard ... g5 0
Crepe de Chine, per yard
Silk 8hlrtlng, per yard
Overalls, at ; 49o and 79c
All other merchandise at greatly reduced prices. Don’t Mlaa
this sale.
H. GOLDSTEIN’S
Nothing Better Than
GINGER HIE AND GRAPE JUICE
For Hot Weather
Pringle Company
Seeds Thai WillGrow
The Season Is Just Right—For Your Garden
■ig Boston Lettuce, targe crisp heads.
Eclipse Beets, red, early, smooth, excellent.
French Forcing Carrots—very early, line quality.
ALL VARIETIES CABBAGE AND TURNinT Bermuda and
multiplying onion sets.
FOR YOUR COW ANB CHICKENS: Dwarf Baton Rapa, rap
id grower, AbruxzJ Rye, quick, stools out, furnishes mars
green stuff than any other kind. JifctM
Ttiomas Drug Store
Phoaes 41 and 795 The Rexall Store
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