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II'Recommend Tanlac
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fiU H. F. D. No i,
, irfille in Macon t$»r
tnkliffe Tanlac 7
11 iff rin« about tavo
indigestion stomach
nervousness. After
•lunh sas would forir
.n‘]j that I had awful
spells. and my food
cii little nourishment J ment.
that I got down to little more than
d hundred pounds In weight. I was
fin such u weakened condition I
could ‘scarcely get through with
my work. I tried one medicine af-
*er another without getting relief,
ar.d was discouraged almost to tht
point of giving up hope.
"My tlr?{ bottle of Tanlac helped
me so] hidch that I lock two more
bottles of. the treatment and got
rid o£ w* fhdigostlon and nervous-
» and gained ten pounds. I
haven’t had any .trouble since, but
4n\ sqil >trong and well, although
it has been three years since I
toqk Tanldc. It certainly Is a won
derful medicine."
Tanlac iq for sale by nil good
dnjgglstBi Accept no substitute.
Over 37 million bottles sold.
Athena
FASHIONABLE women wear them
OGLETHORPECOUN'TY
LEXINGTON, Ga.—Crops are
planted two weks earlier tbi®
-i spring than the average for sev
eral years. Most farmers have
about finished planting both corn
and cotton. Varied reports about
the wheat crop, but rust is report
ed on the blade in some sections.
Mrs. Hamilton iMcWhorter con
tinues to improve.
The immense smoke-stack foi
the Buffalo Lumber Company]*
planing mill is being placed and it
is expected by nextwefek that the
plant will be started up-\f ,
Quite a severe HaiT storm phssed
through Carlton and th? Cla®ejec
tions on Tuesday of lartjveg&/i!iid
into the Goosepond dmrlcjf
the Glade the front* ox »Mr. /Burt’s
store was considerably damaged
and wheat blown abound. • It was
in the nature of p fjtefoad' aud its
path about a mile ,wide-
At this time tfleife are more than
„ , . 200 saw mills Tunning in Ogle-
\ egctable nils are Na- jthorpe county and others are be-
■ remedy for constipation i njr added every week-
verywhere.—Advertise- The annual session of the Au
gusta Presbytery, held in Lexing
ton for two davs last wefek. was
largely attended and quite a suc
cess.
Parties repairing the damage by
fire in the building of the Lexing
ton Bank think it was caused by
spontaneous combustion. *
Acting Cashier Edgar Maxwell,
of the Oglethorpe Bank, was taken
quite ill last week and be was car
ried to the General Hospital in
Athens. •
Near Maxeys the two and a half
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence \yheeler was run over and
killed by an extra engine. His
mangled body was picked up and
carried to a hospital in Athens
where he died six hours-later. The
little fellow lad wandered' td the
track in front of the house.
Mr. and Mrs- Chandler Turner,
who have been in South America
for two years, arc now visiting
friends around the Glade. ,
One of the visiting niinistPfo to
the Presbytery from Athens enme
near having a serious wreck- when
he lost control of his car in Craw
ford and ran it on the railroad
embankment.
TOMORROW
.the Last Day
of the
Demonstration
# We have with us tomorrow Mrs.
Hrflden, direct from the Bon
Ton factory. She will be glad
to have you call and talk over
your corset troubles with her.
Phone and make »an engage
ment now.
W. T. Collins, Inc.
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) < ompiete line of Suits for the young boy
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TV H (2) Pants Knee Suits of all kinds, and
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Fjorsheim Shoes and Oxfords.
Everything in Men’s and Boys’ Apparel.
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THE. DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Conner. Br^j, and Jackson Sts.,
BARROW COUnAt
WINDER. Ga—Host Barrow
farmers have Rotten their boll
weevil food planted. ,
The, two men who have been in
jail for several weeks, charged
with breaking into a filling sta
tion, made an effort to saw their
way out but their attempt was
[detected.
Prof. E. F. Clark is organising
a Boy Scout company in Winder.
Joe Harrison, of County Lino,
threw a hen up in the air and she
laid an egg while up and Harrison
caught it before it struck the
ground, so a writer in the News
says.
Mr. Robert Hardin and Miss
Gladys Lynch of Bethel are mar
rlcd.
. V GREENE COUNTY
GREENSBORO.—Greensboro has
let a contract for 8,000 feet of
paving at 18 cents.
A car driven by Mr. Mhuget
crashed Into a huger aim) two
wheels were M>rn from the buggy
•ud Mr. Manget badly bruised.
The baby girl of Mr. Farret Tay
lor was painfully Injured when a
(ruck ran Into an automobile In
which she was riding.
Mr. Thomas Smith had hla band
badly cut at a planing mill.
Two stills were brought Into
Greensboro one day last week and
ten gallons of whiskey poured out
near the court house. They were
captured on a branch near Reid's
ferry.
A ^reamery for 'Greensboro
being agitated.
Mr. C. J. Davison bts Installed a
planing mill and Dr. Ben Durham
Is baring a lath mill built at Wood-
vllle.
day evangelist will bold
tent meeting at Union Pointy
WILKE8 COUNTY
WASHINGTON.—The state high
way from Washington to Tlgnall
bus been completed.
Approximately 150 farms In
Wilkes county show 17,373 chick
ens, 1,073 bogs and 813 milch cows.
Mr. Claude Beasley of Taliafer
ro county had a barn tilled with
produce and three bead of mules
burned.
A dairy meeUng will be held In
Ihe court bouse May 4th.
Oiitlona bavo been socured on
10,000 setts of Wilkes county land
and an organised movement will
bo started to bring sctUcrs Into
the county.
A poultry salo will be held In
Washington May 8th.,
Mrs. Emma O. Thaxton, a natlvo
of Wilkes, died in Augusta.
In Wilkes county, convict dis
cipline Is unimpaired by abolishing
the lash.
' Paul'Hill Irvin, a native of
Wilke's county, died In BalUmoro.
Tlgnall district will voto local
taxation to support Oho schools.
J.,I* Wheeler, a veteran of
Wilkes county, bad bis pocket
picked while attending tho reunion
In New Orleans.
1 ■ *
Infant of Mr. and
Mrs. Williams Dies
Jack Williams. Infant son of IMr. f
and Mrs. C. L. Williams, died at ‘
the home of his parents 810 Chaso
street here Thursday afternoon at
5 o'clock.
Funeral services were conducted
!rom the residence Friday at 2:34
o'clock with Rev. A. L. Flury. pas
tor of the West End Baptist
churdh officiating.
Interment was In Oconee ceme
tery wltb Bernstein Brothers,
funeral directors. In charge.
Surviving Oho little child are bln
parentaj two brothers^ Proctor and
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WOMAN’S SPECIALIST
Remedies may conle and reme
dies ma^ go in one long fleeting
procession and arc soon forgotten;
hut Dr. : Pierce's wonderful herbal
remedies have stea’dily endured for
]over fifty years and are as pbpu-
Iar today, as him a centruy ago,
a splendid record. Indeed.
I>r. P V. Pierce, when a young
and rising physician in Pennslyva-
nin learned the secrets of Nature**
healing; he noticed the effect of
certain herbs that regulate the dis
orders of women, also that the In
dian wvpien passed easily thru
motherhood, and. using the same
herbs and roots he compounded an
unequalled remedy for women,
which he called I)r. Pierce's Favo
rite Prescription. Thousands of
unsolicited testimonials from grate
ful women bear . witness to Its
healing powers. Dr. Pierce’s phe
nomenal ^success was due to the
purity of his medicines and to the
confidence ho enjoyed as a leading
and honored citizen of Buffalo
where ho founded the Invalid’s Ho
tel. know as a model sanitarium
throughout the United States and
Canada, 1
Send 10c for trial sample to Dr.
Pierce’s Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N.
Y.—Advertisement.
KIDNEY TROUBLE BEC0ME8
8ERI0U8
‘‘Suffered with severe headache,
and pains in my legs and under my
shoulder blade. My kidneys and
bladder were In bad condition. I
wan weak and nervous and felt tired
ami worn out. Walking mado me
short of breath. Hvery morning
my face and hands*were bloated
Medicines failed to help my con
dition and doctors advised an op
era Hon.’ writes Maggie Nelson
Mossdalo, Fla. "Fortunately I rend
about Foloy Kidney Pills, tried
them nml got relief."—Advertise
ment.
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Ihe obvious 1 answer is tile local department stores
and women’s specialty shops which regularly adver- ^..,
the today for results tomorrow. 1 T . \r
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This is the way they used the New York' newspapers
daring 1922^ V
'*36.
V
DRYGOODS: \ * Inches
Evening Newspapers '(Exc. Sunday),..... 1,886,076
Morning Newspapers (Exc. Sunday) 429,045
‘V
Sunday Newspapers
777,004
WOMEN’S SPECIALTY SHOPS: 1 Inches
Evening Newspapers ’(Exc. Sunday) . . 259,372
Morning Newspapers (Exc. Sunday 7.... 70,458
Sunday Newspapers 206,616
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Virtually the same thing is fame 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 adver-
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National advertising is a groupping of hundreds or
thousands of intensive local drives b
by the use of evening newspapers.
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BANNER-HERALD
- Athens, Georgia
The shore facta were published by. The New; York Globe in
Editor snd Publisher, of jtfjrch lgtfc, 1928, {
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