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FRIDAY APRIL 13, 1823
THE nANNBR.UERALP. A'
A
Large Crowd Will Hear
Roscoe Simmons^ Ora
tor, At Moss Auditorium
Friday Night.
A lar?e crowd will hear Roscoe
H | Simmons. Tamous ne«ao entertain-
..^^7T<,m-down cr Kecu*- er and lecture at Moss auditorium
. Pros tr a tins III- Friday night- The Simmons en-
remg fr° m a * * 8 \5 A 7 . 'tertainment is held under auspi-
ness, Here * Good Advice ccs 0 f the First Methodist church
— - *— ^red, i
Here 1
Atlanta. Ga.,—“During
f tho ‘flu’ epidemic, in a' mining |conducting a week’s celebration of
:*v n in Tennessee, I found it nec-its fifty-sixth anniversary.
*: |V to close my store, that It Speaking of Simmons’ appear-
' . * » niiMln ThpfO WPre I nium kafnro nn A iimialn n'gjjOnO' 1
might act as nurse. There were lance before an Augusta audience
n * —a.iy cases there at that‘Judge Franklin, one of a large
’ ~ ' • Gold- number of white
u. We found Dr. Pierce s Gold- number of white citizens who
Medical Discovery to be the | heard him, is quoted in an article
h*st tonic for convalescent patients'appearing in the Chronicle of
jhov all gained strength rapidly'January 2, as saying “It was the
on thi
treatment-
••Mv own ca.se was no exception
Th,‘ •Golden’ Medical Discovery
i" ve tone to the digestive organs
an,| enriched the blood, with the
t of restoring me to a gen-
hciilthy condition ’—.L M.
ersid, 154 Whitehall. St.
wutain the Discovery in tablets
r liquid at your nearest drugstore
most, powerful argument” he had
Kitcher
send 10c to Dr- Pierce Inva
lids* Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y -
trial pkg.. or write for fr-
medi-
Man Saves Wife
n Sat
ini 'll
in Nick of Time
wiffc was unable to eat
evc.v the lightest food, and had
fallen away to a living skeleton.
She i ould not even keep doctor’s
medicine on her stomach and
tMtured;with pain. On the*
recommendation of a friend
ever heard.
The address by Roscoe Simmons
will be very entertaining and the
white people of the city will be’
i.ivited to hear him. An admission
fee .of 35c will be charged.
eral months ago with two other
prisoners was caught in Charlotte,
N. C., Thursday and will he return*
ed here at once. Rollin Saye, coun
ty officer, has gone to bring him
back.
Mathews was serving a sentence
of twelve years for attempted rape,
had been paroled and was taken
up sgaln here and was In the local
stockade when be escaped. He had
been ordered back on his sentence.
The police have been on his
trail several times previous to now
but he succeeded in eluding them
until apprehended in Charlotte.
He lias about 7 years of his sen
tence to serve.
Tbeb*other prisoners were caught
soon after they escaped.
PATROLMAN DIES
NEW YORK.—Patrolman Frank
J. carlson of the Salt 216th street
station, a prisoner In Lincoln bos
pltal since April 7, when he was
shot by Patrolman Paul A. Del
Ardo of ' the Alexander avenue
station, the Bronx, who sought to
prevent him from getting away
with a stolen taxicab, died yester
day of the gunshot wound.
Fight Speeders in Jersey
IN-—Sti
THENTOJf—State .Motor Vehl-
cle Commissioner William L. Dill
today promised Magistrates in re
voking permit* of drivers for speed
ing and deckles* driving.
Meeks 70 and Hasn’t
Had Sick Day in 18 Year
MS TO MEET
HERE SATURDAY
Joe Brown Conolly Post
of United Disabled Vet
erans Hold An All-Day
Session. ‘
bought a bdftle of Muyr's Won
derful Remedy and she is all
right nov^ nrul has gained forty
pounds.'* ft is a simple, harm
less pnprardt.ion that removes
cntarrhal yv.irtis from the in-
Saturday will be a gala day with
the Joe Brown Conually Chapter
No. 1 Disabled American Veterans
of the' World War for ther will be
an old fashioned Georgia Barbecue
with plenty of fixing"and sure
enough thirst chasers to go along
At .ioon will b* s*»"eral * sho
snapjiy talks by 'M. Bryan and
Tully Whitaker from turn dist..ct
of Veterans Bureau of Atlanta.
One of the best bands that was
available has been secured and mu
sic galore will be interspersed
from noon on.
At one o'clock the hungry crowd
•will participate in the feast. The
place is regular barbecue grounds
on Riverside drive back of Ag
Hill. All D. A. R. members, La-
gion members and their friends
are cordially invited and tickets
may be had from most any D. A-
V, members but you should avail
yourself of the opportunity before
its too
ientimd tract and allays the in
[Iamir.nl tan which causes practi
cally all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailmants, including ap
pendicitis. Onr dose will ?or-
u- money rcfuifdcH. For sale
druggk-r*. —Advertisement
A Good Thing—Don’t Miss It
Semi your name and address
plainly written together with T
rent-j (and. this slip) jto Chamber
lain Medicinb* Co., Dc^s Moines
Iowa, and receive fr. return a tria!
package containing Chamberlains
Cough KbJttCthfc for coughs, colds
croup, brorff-hiiu, ,*ilu w nnil whoop
ing coughs, and ’tickling throat;
Chamberlain!* Stomach and Livci
Tablets /or itfy&ch troubles, in
digestion, gassy pains that crowd
the heart, biHousncs* and consti-,
nation? Chnmhfpfnfn^a Snfvp. tw»ed .
Well-Known Atlanta In
surance Man Declares
He Tackles Work With
Vim Since Tanlac En
tirely Restored Health.
“Well. sir. I couldn't say any
thing letter for Tanlac than that
I am still enjoying the good health
It brought me eight years ago.”
recertfly said W. II. Meeks, n well
known fhsurhnce man, living at 2#
Dargan street. Atlanta.
"In the spring of 1915.’* explain
ed Mr. Meeks, "I suffered a gen
eral breakdown. My stomnch went
wrong and I suffered a great deal
from constipation and Jndigefltion.
My sleep was unsound and I got
up mornings feeling tired and
without energy and strength to do
an> thing, i lost several pounds in
weight and got in such had shape
I decided to leave Brunswick,
where, at the time. 1 was engaged
in the insurance business, and
come to my daughter’s home in
Atlanta for a rest.
“When I reached Atlanta and
found the Tanluc treatment being 1
praised so highly I bought a botth
and after taking It I felt a great
ileal better. In fact, I was so
much Improved that I was able to
return to Brunswick and resume
my work.- Then I secured another
bottle of Tanlac, which built me
up to normal health. I got to whert
I could tackle my wfork with a vim
In fact, I felt so good In every wa>
that - work was a pleasure. Instead
of a burden as before.
“1 regained my lost weight, ever
though it was at a season of the
year when I usually lose weight
Tanlac is without a doubt a won
derful medicine, at any rate It
certainly did do the work for me
I have enjoyed excellent healU*
ever since Tanlac put me on m>
feet and. although I am now sev
enty years of age I am as actlvi
and can get around as well us I
could twenty years ago. If I ever
get to feeling weak and run-dowr
again I will surely take more Tan*
lac, for I know from experlenc*
that it can he depended upon foi
results.” * -
Tanlac in for sale by all goo<
druggists. Accept no substitute
over 37 million bottles soM.
'—Advertisvmenf
IN FOREIGN LANDS
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Sketches by L. W. Redner. Verses by Hal Cochran.
Color the picture with paint or crayons
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pation; Chamberlain's Salve, need
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wounds, piles, and skin affections,
these valued family medicines foi
only 5 cents. - Don*t miss it.—Ad*
vertisement.
The Best Dessert in the World
COSTA S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
Phone ydur orders in today and
tomorrow fOr your Sunday dinner
COSTA’S ,
PHONE 697 I Elite Mathews, white, who es-
'capeil ftom the city stockade sev-
Ellie Mathews, Who Es
caped From Stockade
Several Months Ago,
Captured Thursday.
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You’ll like tjiese double grip
PARIS ii you’re on your feet
a«Z«,
t work or play. Double
security and extreme ease. Ask
for the genuine PARIS by name.
double Grip
35c and up
1 ".3000 Hours of
Solid Comfort"
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makers
Children’* HICKORY Garten
New York
Chicago
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T 'he eittj of Leicester kas
Big factories bij Ike score—
‘shoes and woolen, goods are whet
The town is noted fbr—
Who Does
Successful
The obvious answer is the local department stores
and women's specialty shops which regularly adver-
t
tise today for results tomorrow*
This is the way they used the New York newspapers
daring 1922* ^ k ; v - : ,
DRY GOODS: Inches
Evening Newspapers (Exc. Sunday)..... 1,886,076
Morning Newspapers (Exc. Sunday) 429,045
Sunday Newspapers 777,004
' WOMEN'S SPECIALTY SHOPS:
Evening Newspapers (Exc. Sunday) ...
Morning Newspapers (Exc. Sunday ...
Sunday Newspapers
Inches
...259,372
... 70,458
..,206,616
Virtually the same thing is true in Chicago, Boston,'
Philadelphia and other large cities.
In the smaller-cities and towns the evening newspa
pers generally carry the bulk of direct result advert
Using. ,VC- - . ''
National advertising is a groupping of hundreds or
thousands of intensive local drives best accomplished
by the.use of evening newspapers, v/ , * ^ 4
By Condo
EVERETT TRUE
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j? The above facta were published by; !Th'i Naw ; Y6tk £l°bt ini
T , Editor and Publisher, of March 10th, 1WS-.* | •'
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