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J. C. Wilkinson Praises
Y. M. C. A. Camp In May Issue
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12 MOMME PONGEE j
98c yard
* AH Silk Japanese ’ rrr
CHIFFON SILK HOSE
Colors Red and Green
$2.00 pair
^Michael brothers
■leal equipment they are approach*
ing the Ideal.
This Is all not fer gain, but for
God. No effort Is made to make
money. The Income is spent right
there. Not a soul shall ever get
a cent of gain from the camp. II
Is for God and the good of human
ity.
Last year the boys went in July
and the girls In August. Perhaps
they will continue to take thli
schedule for a year or fu> more. W«
spent some days there last year on
both the camps and were delighted
beyond measure. No boy or girl
spent the full time there and failed
to learn to swim. But they also
learned many other valuable les
sons. Several groups haye cottu
home to Join and be active in some
of the churches.
PROGRAM OF
DAY'S WORK
2V Athena Y. <M. C. A. This
article is reproduced and la aa fol-
l0 *«"te can a boy or girl have the
W time; and not be hurt roorol-
Many lo not add the accoml
L,,( of the question. Every father
" d mother must aleo aek the
Lon,! half. Some go farther and
Ly -and be helped spiritually."
That la the reaaon we want to
.. a wo rd of’a camp where they
J.' ,1,0 best time and are helped
BDiritn :!ly. The alcnt''ran: thing
'.alnaya itteonallty. No physical
‘ ,tinc can take the pique of per*
mnallty for either happlnee a o.
Jim, 1". T.Forbee Is the eplrl-
ill bead. He la Y. M. C. A. see*
reta’rv In Athena and has bene foi
menu-five years. During many
„r th. ac veare he haa peon a dea-
wn |„ the First Baptist church,
purimc ell these yearexhe hss been
evsMBlisjid In his. tjontact with
the coarse of time Mr. Forbes
ha , di‘veloped some of tbs finest
.neclmena of ydung manhood that
„ have eve/ known. These young
men are not only morally clean but
.pirltualiy helpful. They all lead
prayer art-vice. But along with, that
each one excels In some Une of phy-
,ical actvlty. They are olitstand-
ine athletes. Think of tbs Idealism
.hen a smaller,boy sees his Ideal
■ Simmer. Jumper, football hero,
etc., who Is also genuinely rell-
{ioua.
URGE EXPANCE
OF ACREAGE ,
Three miles north of- Tallulah
they have MO acres of land aur
rounded on a|! sides by a mountain.
.,cept where It touchte Tallulah
lake. It la a secluded spot which
they control through ths one en
trance. The hackers of the Y. M
C. A. have generously bought thl.
plot of land and mads a six acri
lake 'n the center of It. And fo*
oA HUGE EVENT!
1 Attention—*™*^ Houses
f Housewives
! oA Sale of 10,000 '
MAIL ORDERS
for Towels will be prompt
ly filled. Please specify
the Towels ordered by
numbers used here.
A day’s schedule runs somethin* !
like this: First, setting up exer* j
cises. Then breakfast, followed bj \
cleaning up and inspection. At 9:Of !
o’clock, Bibfc Study. 10:00 o'clock
athletica. varied from day to day ]
ll:30, swimming, nlways under dl> j
rection and.patrol. 1:00 o'clock]
dinner and rest until 2:30. 3:0f
boating athletics. 4:30, swimming
6:30 supper and another Bible studj
at 8:00. Then at 9 taps and a bus?
happy day has come to an end.
If the.writer had a son, regard
less of where he were living Wal
ter Forbes would hava to sAy thn'
he could not take him before *hi
would think of any other place fo-
hit vacation. They are trying to
make It serve as many people nil
over Georgia as possible. This yeai
they can not take more than 120‘
or either boys or girls. It is safe
to say that a large majority ol
those who went last year will br
going back! this year. Already they
are reserving their places for July
and Augppt. No better gift could
be made to the leverage boy or glr
than to send them* lo one of thes<
camps.
As pastor of the church of which
Mr. Forbes is a deacon It Is a Joy
to see the contribution made to ro
llglous values by his life and work
Never have'we seen a greater mar
to handle young people and to show
,them the greatness of spiritual val-
Towels of all kinds and sizes—Bath Towels,
Face Towels^ Huck Towels, Glass Towels,
Kitchen Towels. Small, Medium and Large>
whether for use now or later—‘Buy Now..
Prices Below Mill Cost
341 Pairs McCallum SilkHose
Were Priced $2.75 and $3.00
75c ‘Bath Towels . . 49c
Extra large and heavy Turkish*
towels. Size 24 x 48. This towel is
highly absorbent and of triple
thread, Very One quality, Sale price
each 49c
By the dozen $5.60
60c *Bath Towels . . 39c
And wonderful towels they are.
Your choice of all white or white
with a neat blue border. All sizd
20 x 40 and extra heavy in weight.
Sale price 39 c
By tl^e dozen $4.50
50c Huck Towels . .* 29c
Beautiful hemstitched Huck toweli
with Jacquard designs, many with
moiiogram spaces. Sizes 20 x 88,
and of fine quality. The Sale price
fa 29c
By the dozen $3.35
30c Bath Towels . . 17c
All large size and the finest towels
we have ever offered at such a low
pride. Size 18 x S6 and of strong
construction;' Sale pried .... .. 17c
By the dozen $2.00
30c Service Towels .. 17c
And these will fly in dozens. All
white hand and face towels, and
fine quality. Red and Blue striped
towels. All fine quality. Size 18 x
30. Sale price is 17c
By the dozen $2.0C
35c Bath Towels . . 24c
Those lovely towels are of the ath
letic rib weave and are highly ab
sorbent, as well as fine for .the skin
Size 19 x 36. Sato price .... 24c
By the dozen $2.75
■The wise shopper will buy at least several of these
perfect, every pair—fine silk hose. Why are
they reduced? Because they are discontinued
numbers, can’t be duplicated or replaced. Since
our hosiery stock must be kept complete at al)
time; the prices are slashed, and the profit, and
more besides, all goes- to you.
BLACK, . WHITE, . BROWN
BRONZE COCOA, GREY
All Sizes, 8 to 10
‘ and your <hoice $1.79 ptiir
Clearance Sale Blouses
Clarke County Tuberculo
sis Association Issues
Statement in Regard to
Work of Community.
The following statement was is
sued Saturday by the Clerk*.
County Tuberculosis Association:
“At one time it seemed as if the
greatest difficulty •» to raise suf
ficient funds to employ s T- B
nurse for Atheni.ana Clarke coun
ty. but it has proved even mure
difficult to find a nurre.
"Ever since January the com
mittee hits been in correspondence
with numerous young womci
whose names have been recom
mended as having had the propvi
training, in' both public health
work and especial training-for tu
berculosis work. They hove failed
so far to socure a full time worker j
7-hlch, of course,, is their desire, ,
but they feel themselves very for
tunate in having Mrs. A. N. Bow
ers, formerly Miss Agnes Craw-.
* * ■ *■-- *-- 'flciency j
herself ;
English Professors to De
liver Total of Ten Com
mencement Addresses in
All Parts of Georgia.
10,000 TOWELS
At a Price That Will Sell
Them in a Few Days,
*8c Huck and Turkish Towels
Our finest silk
blouses go in this
sale.
Stunning costume
oxerblousees o f
beautiful designs
and colorings.
Mostly of import
ed crepes. Sizes
34 to 44. J
Three members of the faculty of
the nchool of Engllab of the Uni-
"roily of Georgia will deliver *
total of ton commencement nd-
dreiu.B over the state of Georgia
within the next ten 4*y>- They are
Dr. 8. v. Sanford, professor of
English Language and Journalism;
Dr. It. K. park, professor of Eng-
lllh; and Prof. R. P. Welker, as.
•orlatn professor of Engllab.
The addresses that the Individual
mcmtK.ro will deliver with tbs
mme of the town are given:
Dr. 8. V. Sanford speaks In
ststesbom Monday night and
Wrixhtsvllle Wednesday. Tuesday
aliht may sec him delivering an
sddres. In another place, however,
wrn has boen no denote bn.
honnwment about thla.
, Dr. R. R. Parks speaks In Hal
los Monday night: Dawson, Wed
nesday aigjit; Jackson, Friday
Jfeht: Its ronton. Thursday night:
"•hb-y. the 1 following Monday
"W"- and Vidalla. the following
-edm-Kday night.
Professor 1 Walker spoke In
CMon point. Friday night.
One of the professors’ received
Invitations to apeak nt six differ
ent Dlaceh on the night of Mny
J. but as hr — — ■*
•'together hn
•'No for him
In but on of
•ERLIN
You’ll be amazed when you see these wonderful towels at such a ridi
culously low price. Sale price 11c. By the dozen. .... $1.3E
Little Talcs of
BIG SALES
10 Yard Bolts
FRUIT OF THE LOOM
NAINSOOK •
$3.48 Bolt
36 inches wide. I
. Fine Quality
75c. UNDERWEAR
CREPE
59c yard
Everfast Suiting 49c Yard
The material that has rapidly become the favorite
where quality, dependability and economy gov
ern buying. The guarantee that fa fast color cov
ers the cost of the material, trimmings and mak
ing. Even strong acids will not fade it Compare
by test with other fabrics and beware of imita
tions. Every yard fa stamped Everfast on the sel
vage. Here in 20 fast, pretty colors. Abo in
the Everfast Group Gingham Cloth, Poplin, Sa-
tine, Basket Cloth, Voiles.
and sympathy haa endeared
to largv numbers of jieopic in he:
service here for two years, first as
Red Cross and then a* county
nurse.
"ine committee appreciates the
co-operation given by the doctors
ot the city end county In reporting
all cams of tuberculosis to Dr.
Applewhite, health commissioner,
this enabling him to give more ac
curate knowledge of the situation
here. '
“While the figure show an in
crease of cases in the past few
months, he believes that they are
not new ones, but that cases are
being reported now at tne request
of the tuberculosis association,
which formerly had not been done.
“However, the situation is grave
enough, and this committee it
giving it their-serious considers-
Were $10.00 and $12.50 Shoes
MAY SALE $7.95
Grey Suede Pumps and Oxfords , Black Suede-
Strap Pumps, Bronze Kid Pumps, White
Reignskin Pumps with Kid Trim, Black Satin
Pumps, Patent Oxfords, Medium heel.
Your Choice $7.95
Imported
WHITE ORGANDIE
35c yard
White Shirting
75c MADRAS
* 49c yard
25c to 35c Fancy
MAY SALE $4.95
Black Kid Strap.Pumps and Oxfords. Pate.
One Strap Pumps. Brown Kid Strap Pumps - .d
Oxfords. White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords.
WHITE GOODS
19c yard
JKjMjF SHIPPED HER*
N—The fourth paymen by
to meet the /Dgeasury bills
to welglum for settlement
im's clntpin during the Iasi
9 *Z wait mads by ths Oov-
„ yesterday. Thla Install-
^amountod 1 to 68.W0.000 gold
Noting thla payment with the
*,goi nB w , , n oHlcl> , quar .
-vr* that ahlnmene ..f snnnnnae
Clearance
Linen Weft *
HUCK TOWELS
"32c
tion, and though the work is slow
must necessarily be, they bar.
every confidence that if the com
munity will co-operate la the fu
ture much improvement will be
shown.”
STORM IN TEXAS
BEAUMONT—A terrific down
pour .which started about six
O'clock Friday morning and wpr
accompanied by high winds. wa«
still undlmlnlshed Friday at faui
o'clock, according to reports.
The storm was also accompanied
by a heapy hailstorm.
Sweaters
Stamped Art Goods Cut Low
19—Stamped $3.95 Bed
Spreads $2.98
18—17-piece $1.25 Luncheon
Sets .... 98c
26—Sets 75c Scarfs and
Pillows 49c
11—98c White Center Pieces 69c
9—7-piece $2.25 Luncheon
Sets .. t $1.48
18—75c Applique Scarfs .... 49c
Brown Linen Centers, Scarfs
and Pillow Tops 98c
Brown Needleweave Scarfs,
Centers and Tops 98c
SMichael’s Qoodwear Brand
Sheets, Pillow Cases
Made in accordance with our care
ful and exacting specifications. As
suring Beauty and Long Service.
63 x 90 Sheets ...... $1-19
72 x 70 Sheets $1.29
72 x 99 Sheets $1.49
81 x 9tt Sheets ....... ..V.. $1.48
81 x 90 Sheets H. S $1.63
90 x 90 Sheets $1.54
90 x 90 Sheets H. S. $1-79
90 x99 Sheets .1$1.74
Pure Linen
COLORED RAMIE
69c yard
- 35c Colored
JAPANESE CREPE
29c yard
Were $3.95 to
$5. All pure
Wool. Slipover ...... , , i
Tuxedo and coat J J / / /
models in a, wide ‘ill
variety ot beautiful colors and styles.
All Colors.
Chamoisette
LONG GLOVES
98c pair
S-HOUR SHIFT
YOUNGSTOWN — Elght-houi
nhtftfl in one of the continuous pro.
cedsea of the ateel Induetry, the
making of oteel In open-hearth fur
naces, have been Introduced Ir
some of the IndepeSent mills ol
this district. The change affectr
four claaee* of workmen—first, sec
ond and third helpers and charging
crane operators. The number of
men affected la about W* No
change .baa been made In wage of
tonnage mice. „ ,
Electric Torchiers $2.50
mingly new electric light of the candlestick
lly. Polychrome, with painted parchment
Merode Summer
TEDDIES
98c '
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