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GIESHA SKIN FOOD
FOR TU MM* AND COMPLEXION.
DO NOT BE THIN
■ BEAUTY to Irrsatotabto, sad a great factor la worldly success. Tba
f>r*ssrvaUou of one'* charma requires more care than you gtre to your,
precious Jewel*, laces aad bric-a-brac. , Ace Is not a matter of years but
of teeltacs. and beauty Is a woman's birthright.
A wise woman will stimulate the c barms she to loalag and endeavor to
retain those she has lest
GEISHA SKIN FOOD
should be used by every woman whs hat the least desire,to he attractive.
It to the only preparation kaewh to medical science that will round out
' hollowed, thin cheeks, or scrawny ne ck with FIRM, HEALTHY FLESH
and REMOTE WRINKLES from the face and hands, no matter how deep
the furrow- FOR DEVELOPING T KB BUST or to make the breasts
firm, largo and beautiful, nothing can equal It.' To prevent the breasts
from shrinking after weaning baby, mothers should always use GEISHA
V SKIN FOOD. It will restore a boso a to its natural contour aad beaut}
lost through nursing or elokness. On sale at all principal department
stores and druggists, or will be sent to any address, postage prepaid, Is
plain sealed wrapper, upon receipt of fifty cents.
FREE! A sample box—Just enough to convince you of the great mer
it of Geisha Skin Food—will be sent free for ten cents, which pays for
the cost of mailing. We will also send you our booklet "WOMAN’S
BEATY” which contains all the proper movements for mastaging the
face, neck and arms aad full directlens for developing the bust.
address: geisha mfg co.,
735 Hancack street. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
FOR SALE BY AM. DEALERS.
SOLD BY. W. J. WHITE. OOOUDOK, Ga.
miCKL»ERRY\
“The Cigar You Are After
Date For the Primary.
Commute* Elected.
The mass meeting called at the
Court'House for Tuesday evening by
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee waa called to order at seven for
ty-five by Mr. Roecoe Luke.. The
first thing done was the eleotlen of
a chairman'and Col. T. N. Hopkins
was unanimously Chosen for fhst po
sition and Mr. B. W. Davis for Sec-
v
retary. Col. Hopkins acting as chair
man, opened the nomination of mem-
bera of the Demosratlc Executive
:omm!ttee lor the next term. Dr.
T. M. McIntosh nominated the gen
tlemen who were elected with the ex-
'eptlon of himself, Mr. J. F. Mitchell
laving had that honor against the
Till of the Doctor.
The following men were unanlmouB
ly chosen to represent the city In
this capacity for the coming term:
S. Burch, W. B. Hambleton, M. C.
Ball, T. C. Gandy, T. M. McIntosh.
There being u motion to that ef
fect, the date for the coming primary
vas sot for Friday the twentieth.
There was n large attendance and
every thing came off In the smooth
est possible manner.
SANTA CLAUS.
Makes Merry At the Ten Cent Store
Yesterday.
Promptly at arriving time Santa
Vlaus drove up to the Ten Cent Store,
not In the well-known reindeer team
hyit with a fine looking pair of
white horses, which were jnst as at
tractive to the eye of the waiting
youngsters. And they were there to
meet him, young and old, big and
little, boys and girls, nurses and ba
by carriages. The sidewalk was
green as the gourd vines on his dad
dy’s farm. Like all greenies, a fool
about answering the telephone. The
other morning the telephone rung.
Before I could got there be had the
receiver down and wan talking. 1
heard him give the number and aay
Yes ma’am.’ Then he laughed, like
bo was embarrassed and said, ‘I
doa’t think hit’s quite right. I been
sorter off my feed, an’ maw ’lowed
lass night that she thought hit
needed stlmerlatln’, an’ she thought I
better take a dose er calomel.’
“Here,' you pig head" I yelled,
“what are yeu talking about? and I
made a grab for the receiver, but the
woman waa gone. His maw had told
him to always answer the ladles po
lite and to toll the truth. The lady
had asked him, ‘How’s your liver
this morning.'
"That rattled me considerably and
I kept a sharp watch to beat him to
the phone. It rang again pret
ty soon and when I answered, a iwcet
voice at the other end of the line
chirped, “Ib that Mr. Blank? 'I told
her it was, just as polite as I knew
how and she ashed, in the same
chirping voice, ‘Mr. Blank have you
any brains this morning?’ I raid, no,
and I didn’t have to lie about It eith
er, seeing I had the boy to deal with.
“The next morning the phone rung
I was busy and the boy got there
llrst. 'Yes mn'am’ I heard him say.
and then he added ‘the bos3 says 1
have.’ I get to the phone before she
left and cried, ‘Hello, what Is It?’
And what do you reckon she said?
‘Have you a pig’s head?’
‘I told her I had two (one on the
boy but I kept that to myself. She
ordered one. I sent It out by the
other.
"While he was gone another wo
man called me up and asked me If I
had hog feet. I told her I did not,
but I only wish I had some nearer
V- V 'V
"opyrignt 1907 by Hart Schaffner 6? Mai*
How do you like it?
You want see and snappier, smarter clothes than
our Hart Schaffner and Marx and Kirschbaun top
coat; not any better.
Best all-wool fabrics, best tailored, perfect style,
YOUR HANDS IN YOVR PURSE
all the time If you keep your cash
about you. You see so many little
tblnga you buy because the money to
so handy. You wouldn’t buy half of
them If you had
AN ACCOUNT AT THE BANK OF
You would decide that you didn’t
need *thsm bad enough to warrant
drawing af heck. The price of those
many thingS'yoo wouldn’t boy would
make a very comfortable saving at
the end of • year. Ever thing abeat
It In - that wayt
BANK OF OCHLOCKONEB.
tow package aad sell* far II eeata s
bottle. Said under guamntse by
Montgomery A Mhelntyre.
Biliousness and Constipation.
For yaars I was troubled with bll-
Uousness and oonstlpetibn, which
made life miserable for me. My ap
petite felled me. I loot my usual
fodee and activity. Pepsin prepara
tions and cathartics only made mat
ters worse. I do not know where I
shonldh ave been today had I not
tried Chamberlain’* Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablet* relieve
the 111 feeling at once, strengthen th*
digestive functions, helping the sys
tem to de Its work naturally.—Mrs.
Wo are proud of the reputation
we have made for our artistic paper
hanging, enduring wall tinting, and
honest prices. The best prices have
made oar name a synonym for fair
and square dealings throughout tklr
section. When you want a cloe*
flguie on wall paperiag or tinting
etc., don’t fail to sea ns.
“I been having a world or trouble
lately” said the Mg batcher man,
"and I’ve a good notion to qnlt the
Many men are switching from one brand
of cigars to another. Not so with the
Huckleberry smoker; he is a repeater.
Lee Roy Myers Co.
MAKERS
Ask Your
Cigar
Man
crowed with the pushing shoving ex
cited wee bits of humanity, trying
with all their might to get close to
the far famed toy brlnger. He
brought the toys and each boy and
girl received a horn—yes It was a
horn—and there was plenty of lung
behind each horn. It would
made the baseball fans take
to the tall timbers for shame, at be
ing outdone by such a juvenile bunch
They were all happy as well a«
noisy and all were very heartily
pleased at the grand appearing San
ta and his wonderful toys, etc.
LIEUTENANT SELECTED.
NEW jiOOTE TO ATLANTA GA.
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlaniic R. R. t
La Grange and Atlanta & West Point R. R.
With the Inauguration of the a
Atlantic railroad now In effect a n
to Atlanta aad points beyond via
Atlanta, Birmingham Ik Atlantl
angs 5:45 p. m.. makes close con
llroad train No. 14. leaving LaGr
6:56 p. m. and arriving Atlanta at
log night trains.
The trip to Atlanta to through
£ }i the same as via other route* a
8. R. ROWLAND, TraL Mgr.
chedule of the Atlanta, Birmingham
ew and convenient route to opened
LaGrange. Oa.
s railroad train No. 1. arriving La-
uectlon with Atlanta A West Total
anss at 5:18 p. m„ arriving Nawnaa
1:16 p. m., connecting with all out-
B. F. SEARCY. Com. Agt
Fltxgerald, Ga
a aew and beautiful territory. Tar
nd the service unexcelled.
W. H. LEAHY, O. P. Agt.
Atlanta. G*.
DAVID PORTER. Agt.
Tbeausvlto, Ga.
The new Gun and* Bicycle Shop is now
ready to do your work such as guns, bicycles,
trunks, sewing machines, typewriters, adding
machines, gasoline engines, and all kinds of
muside instruments. All work guarantee
107
J. W. ASBELL
St., Thamasvlll, Ga
By the Boston Platoon of the Thom
asvlllo Guards.
C’apt. W. W. Jarrell of tho Thom
asvllle guards went down to Boston
yesterday afternoon to heAd the elec
tion for the Lieutenant of tho Bos
ton platoon of the Thomasville
Guards. The election resulted In the
unanimous vote of the platoon being
cast for Mr. Fred Feltham, the popu
lar postmaster of Beston. This Is a
preliminary affair and .la all proba
bility the company here will ratify
this action at the next meeting. Tho
report of the condition of that part
of tho company Is most flattering and
will be a great help to this organiza
tion. The men are thoroughly en
thusiastic and seme are men of ex
perience and anility In a military
way. Twenty men so tar ar* enlist
ed and there are good prospects that
In the near future that number will
be Increased to twenty-five enlisted
men besides the requisite number of
sergeants and corporals. Th* fu
ture et tie combined company to vary
bright tadeed and It to entlroly un
necessary to predict that th* shew
ing at th* next Inspection will he even
mere creditable than at th* last ane,
which (hewed th* company In bet
ter condition than ever before.
In size to the hog than those I pos
sess because I had just bought me
a new pair of shoes, number nine,
and they cost me fenr dollars.
"The next time the phone rung a
woman had the audacity to ask me
N I had three, good large tongues. I
told hor I had oily one, but she said
that was not enough as Bhe kept a
boarding house and had only female
boarden.
"Ne sir, the women are getMig en
tirely too personal with me and that,
together with that bey, that green
boy, Is moro than I can stand. I
must get rid of him, sell out or he
sent to the lunatic asylum.”
and low in price. ■
We ire headquarters for good thinge'ta wear.
LOUIS STEYERMAN
Mallard And Varnedoe
Last February, March and
April, when we were plac
ing our orders with four of
the best manufacturers of
L Clothing in the east for this
fall and winter, everything
looked prosperous and beau
tiful as a day in May. Con- ’
sequently for a one-half crop
season, we bought tpo large
ly, ‘and as we are not fond
of carrying stock over to
next season, our motto is
"The First Loss is th* Best
Loss.” Our suits ate all
marked in plain figures that
all have bought at, and are
satisfied.
^rom this on we will give the
.argest discount sale that has
ever been given in our city in
new Clothing. Come and see
us andlyou^shall be satisfied.
Broad
JOHN R. HINSON.
Thee* SIR t»l OsuspheE strot
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