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DAILY TSMM-BNTCItPftlSB, THOMASVILLE, QKORQIA
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 28, 1822.
H. GOLDSTEIN'S
SPECIALS FOR JO DAYS ONLY
Men’s Overcoats, at
$4.98
Ladies’ $25.00 Guts at
$16.75
Ladies' Suits, at
$9.90
Baby Blankets, pair
49c
Chiffon Broadcloth, 54-inch, yd. ...
$2.79
54-inch Prunella Skirting, yd
$2.95
54-inch Storm Serge yd.
$1.39
H. GOLDSTEINS
HAVANA HIGH LOST
TO LOCAL ELEVEN
three-yard line and promptly carried
it over on the next play through the
line. No goal.
Raeford Singletary again fumbled a
pass and Havana got the ball in the
second quarter, just as the wbiatle
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Under your
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serve your
health.
Nothing but white shoe-makers of recognized abili-
ty employed. We fix them while you wait.
Workmanship as good as the best.
L. J. STURDIVANT
THOMASVILLE, GA.
5:30 being the time when It finally got
Well under way. It waa dark enough
not to be able to tee the ball when
four alx-mlnute quartera were con
cluded. The Havana boya say they
the paaa in perfect atyle and acooted
around end like a Beared rabbit for
forty-five yards before he waa downed.
Speaking of running, Raeford will
make a good man for Lindsey’s place
trouble, one car stoping in j next year. Maya bucked the line a
Cairo tor repairs and another getting few times and R. Singletary took the
ditch seven miles out. j ball over off a delayed pass ’for the
game waa a runaway, aa far as. touchdown,
football goes, playing abort quarters! The Tbomasvllle lads worked the
ind with two teams that were not In ^>all to within thirteen yards of goal
iny way matched. The locals won by !^|n the third period, and in the fourth a
score of forty-six to six, playing only forward pass to Dunn netted ten yards
covered the onslde kick but Lambert
Intercepted a forward pass and got
away with ten yards. On successive
line bucks and end runs, the ball was
carried over, Lindsey getting a twen
ty and fifteen-yard run during this
period, haring re-entered the game.
Mays bucked the line seven times for
gains each time. Mays made the
touchdown but failed at goal.
Thomasville made an off side kick
for fifteen yards this time. Mays tore
off fifteen yards on a terrific jolt to
the line and Lindsey wiggled his way
though the line for a touchdown for
thirty-five yards. Goal was kicked.
The game ended here.
The visiting players were inexperi
enced and not able In any way to cope
with the local aggregation. They
and did good work.
On the kick off Havana returned
five yards and then failed to gain. The
punt was run back twenty-five yards
by Lindsey, after which Mays busted
straight through tho lino for twenty-
yards, and a series of snappy line
plays carried the ball over. Mays tak
ing it He also kicked goal.
An onslde kick netted T. H. S. twen
ty-five yards and Havana fell on the
ball when Mays fumbled. They punted
after three futile attempts and Lind
sey again ran It back thirty yards.
Singletary netted twenty yards on an
forward pass to Lam
bert completed the second touchdowa
No goal.
Singletary intercepted a for war-
pass and ran fifteen yards after Ha-.
retired the hick olt. HUM? ,■«“■». ‘° a
clipped twenty yards around end and
Mays busted through centar for all
i. taking the ball to within six
yards of goal. Starting on the second
quarter, Lindsey carried It
. .of bla opposition and his own clever
phew, .nother Sin,teUr, went to uctlc ,. Tbe (orw . rd t
the bncktleld. Thom..,!lle kicked of!, tbrougb , lm „ t „ ltbout „ cepUon by
nnd Hnennn returned the tail ten ■ , oc>1 , > con[r . rJ . reiuUl
yards on the long spiral. Then Sapp, the big games and In addition they In-
for the visitors, away for thirty tercepted nearly every aerial paaa
yards around end, the only real gain f-made by the visitors,
the day for the visitors. They punt-
over the goal line and the Iball was
brought back to the twenty-yard line.
Rao.ord Singletary fumbled a pass to
the back field and fifteen yards
pari Singletary then essayed to punt
from behind the lines and fooxled It,
ball falling dead on the fifteen-
splendid team with coaching and
experience. Lambert and Stacey did
some real tackling yesterday, that old-
time Jolt that gets results. Lindsey's
punning yesterday was exceptionally
quarter, umuae, ».«»u .t for a tenant, due to the weaknesa. In part,
touchdown. Lindsey retired and hi. ^ M .
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How I Got Wefl
Larwill, Indiana.—"My back was so
bad I could not do my washing. I was al
ways tired out and
had no ambition, was
nervous and di:
In my right aide. I
felt badly about four
years and could not
ao my work as it
should have been
done. I saw Lydia E.
Pinkbam’a Vege-
table Compound ad
vertised so much and it did so many peo-
F le good that I began to take it myself,
am feeling fine now and every one tells
me they noveraaw me looking so well. I
live on a farm, do all my work, and have
three little girls to take care of. I am
recommending this medicine to my
friends and know it will help them \t
they use it like I do." — Mrs.Herbert
Long, R. R. 3, Box 7, Larwill. Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when it is a great effort. They are al
ways tired out and have no ambition.
When you are in this condition give i;
prompt attention.
Take Lydia E Pinkham’a Vegetabl
Compound, for it ia especially adapt
to correct such troubles, aa It did j
ini
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last year. Our stock is
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service and good food
can be sold.
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SOUTH GEORGIA NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
ODD FELLOWS CEKEMONIAL
IN CORDELE THUR8DAY NEXT
Cordele, Nov. 25.—The P. K. 0. S.
be held Thursday af.
ternoon by teams from several of
the palaces in south and middle
Georgia, including Macon and Sav-
nnah, will be one of the most
elaborate Thanksgiving programs
ever offered here by the Odd Fellows
Pilgrims forming a band from Macon
Palace will furnish the music for a
parade, a drill, a skating party and
a '‘possum" supper. Fifteen to
twenty new initiates into the order
will be taken care of during the af-.
ternoon and night. I
CORDELE PRESIDING ELDER
WILL TAKE UP NEW WORK
Cordelo, Nov. 26. Cordele loses
Dr. J. M. Glenn who has served as
presiding eJder for the Cordele dis. ;
year, having succeeded ;
Presiding Elder Rees who went to
the principalship of Emory Academy.
Dr. Glenn ia going to be secretary of
centenary extension for Georgia and
Florida and ia going to keep his
Yonr Thanksgiving Clothes
Should Be Good Ones
You never saw a finer stock of brand new
good clothes than we have; quality all the
way thru; we wont carry anything else;
good clothes pay you—that pays us.
Caprriskt 19U Ban Ictitfur A lists
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HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS
AND OVERCOATS
$30.00 to $50.00
PHONE 300
Headquarters for Harl Schaflner and Marx Good Clothes
If PROHI.mON SITUATION
one of the ablest men in the south. |N WAY CROSS IMPROVED
Georgia conference. ... „ .. .
1 Waycross, Ga., Nov. 25.—Im-
i provement in the prohibition situ-
EA8TMAN DEFEATED CORDELE ! ation has been noticed in South Geor.
Cordele, Ga., Nov. 25.—Cordele 1 g i a by the federal authorities, de-
closed the football season yesterday dared Prohibition Director Fred B.
afternoon in a game with Eastman Dismukes, of Atlanta, who came to
High, losing by a score of 12 to 20. Waycross this morning to confer with
litora played fine ball. Theij. W. Griffin, in charge of the South-
Cordele High failed to win a game'em district of the State. The recent
this being the first ef- * campaign against rum running along
fort at football. The youngsters won ' the highways lending into the State
the highest praise for the grit and have resulted in slowing up the liquor
manly sport they showed In all con- traffic.
I The drive around Savannah cut off
the means of ingress into Georgia
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL j through that section, he said, which
WORKER VISIT8 CORDELE j,,, f e ft only tb« roads croaaing tht
Cordele, Nov. 25.—Harry L. Georgia-Florida line to the liquor
Strickland, head of the organised transportation syatem.
class work of the entire southern •
Baptist territory, will start a tour of WAYCROSS MAN HURT IN
Georgia when he addresses the men’s i AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
class at the Baptist church here Sun. I Waycross, Ga., Nov. 26.—A
duy morning. Fort Valley and Una- collision between a gasoline delivery
dilla each are sending fifty me n to truck and a touring car near here last
visit the class Sunday on the occasion night resulted in Rufus Lide, well,
of Mr. Strickland’s address. | known young man of this city being
1 .injured, although his life was probab
CONFERENCE NEWS NOTES. ly saved by his being thrown into a
Waycorss, Ga., Nov. 25. Today’s **nd-bank. While the truck was bad-
developments in the South Georgia ,y damaged, his companion was
Methodist conference in aeasion hare Poetically unhurt- The persons in
placed the Dublin district at the head the tourin & car escaped without
of the list, when the preaiding elder, in J ury .
Rev. J. P. Dell, read his report uiftH*niFPPATirn
Soperton church, of that district has ALBANV H,0H DEFEATED
the best individual record wUh 246 VALDOST HIGH YESTERDAY
new members admitted during the Albany ’ N ° T ' 25 - A,bMy H, * h
year on profession of faith. E. L Scb ° o1 defeated Va,doata H,gh here
Wainwright is pastor yesterday afternoon three to nothing.
A striking feature of the morning duo pr ' nc,pil,,Jr to a drlr * pat on «*•
session was the admission of two flr,t quarter that re “ ult8d in two
ministers engaged in mission work touchd ° wn « and one placement kick
in Poland. Through th. influence of • fterw » rd «- A Valdosta fumble en-
Bishop Beachamp, they were received abled A,banjr to * et ,B acor,ng d,a
into the conference here. They are Uac# on 0,6 f,rat touchdown, and an
Dr. John Rasmussen and Dr. V., intercepted forward pass, which Roy-
John Van Cuna. Their names were r »“ the 18-yard line, made the
submitted and passed. 1 second one possible. Royal* scored
Bishop W. N. Ainsworth, of Macon, *>»!» touchdowns and kicked tb* putt
presiding over the conference, cover. Afterwards. In the final quarter VaP
ed the field of religious education in 0°“* came bock to life and complete-
hie morning address to the delegates, 'if outplayed Albany, but waa sever
quite able to score, Albany bolding at if
critical momenta. Johnson tried
drop kicks for Valdosta, but both went
wild. Royals, Bozeman and Delpb
played best for Albany, while Johnson,
Jackson, Zant and Boone starred for
the visitors.
FITZGERALD AND WAYCROSS
MEET ON GRIDIRON TODAY
Waycross, Ga., Nov. 25. Fitz
gerald high school comes over to this
city this afternoon for what will
probably be the last game of the
season. The ball will be kicked-off
promptly at 4 o’clock. A large crowd
of rooters are expected to be out to
represent both schools.
“GOOD WILL" MEETING IN
’ ALBANY NEXT WEEK
Albany, Nov. 25.—One of tbe meet
ings of the "good will tour" by Dr. R.
Jt. Moton, principal of Tuskogco Insti
tute, and other negro leaders In the
interest of better racial relations, will
be held In Albany next Friday, Decern-
ty are co-operating In the plana for the
ber 1. White leaders In tbe communi
ty are co-operating in the plans for
the meeting. Tbe Municipal Auditor
ium, the finest ball In tbe city, has
been allowed for tbe meeting, and Dr.
Moton will be presented by H. T. Mc
Intosh, associate editor of the Albany
Herald, while the mayor and members
of the city council will occupy seats
the rostrum.
WARE COUNTY HOG 8ALE A
PRONOUNCED 8UCCE8S
Waycross, G*., Nov. 25.—Aa
start the Ware county co-operative
hog sale waa pronounced a success
by those in charge. The sale, which
opened at 1 o’clock Thursday, at
tracted a number of buyers. A total
of 133 hogs of varying weights wer*
graded and separated into pens.
When the bidding was concluded, N.
R. Couch, buyer for Bragg-Millsapa
k. Company, <tt Atlanta, had the
highest bid, and the entire lot of
hogs were sold to him. The sales will
be repeated from time to time,
probably at intervals of 10 days.
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