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AT, JUNE IS, 192a.
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Miss Annla Mss Strickland at from Quitman to spend her vacs- -
Statesboro has returned home after t,on -
a visit to Oils* Mary Snead. — ®“
_.jU_ * ^ Misses Annie and Lucy Linton
visited trlends In Greensboro last
Miss Sarah Reid' has returned week. 1
■* Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Curry moved
Wednesday moraine Into the house
| on Hill strdet vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. c. Y. Wlcr Tuesday.
Miss Etta Dayton ot Boston,
Mass., arrives today for a visit of
several days with Misses Laura
and 8us!e Cook on South Lump
kin street.
Bridges, Cornelia Abney, { Amy
Quilllan, Alice Winn Peepleit, An
nie Laurie Wler. Dorothy Barrett.
Surah Weems, Luclle Coof,' Olive
Marlon France* Comer, Elizabeth
Currie; Margaret Klmsey •
! Sure Relief
| FOR INDIGESTION
iBSu&ns'
Miss Katherine Ashford has re
turned from a delightful visit to
relatives In Atlanta.
By MRS. ALICE ADAMS
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
Residence 832
Mr*. E. F. Porter and children
leave Thursday for ^Charleston lo
spend the summer on the coast )
Mr. Louis Funkenstein Is In Ma
con and will bo joined by his fam
ily Thursday, returning with theju
the latter part of the *week.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hodgson
ledle Saturday for St. Louis to at
tend the International Rotary
convention.
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Mrs. Paul Connolly returned
from Thomusville Wednesday after
a visit to her parents.
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Mr. Gwlnn Nixon returned to
Augusta Wednesday to spend his
vacation and will resume his
studies at the University In the
fall.
Beauties
ELIAN S
; i 2&t and 7&C Packages
i McCALL-VAN DIVER
INVITATIONS OUT
' The following Invitation is of
jvory codial interest. ,
Mr. apd Mrs. James Plummer ;
McCall request the honour of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Lucille, to Mr. John
Hollingsworth Vandiver on Wpd-
nesday, the twentieth of June, nine
teen hundred and twenty-three at
nino o'clock In the evening at Oco
nee Street M. E. Church, South,
Athens, Georgia.
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GIRLS AUXILIARY
TO MEET
Tho Girls Auxiliary of tlie First
Baptist church, will meot with Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Thornton, for a
towel shower for the Georgia Hap-
Don’t ever expect to find anything for the
skin to excel palm and olive oils. Neither
women nor scientist*, in 3,000 years, have found
anything to compare.
In Egypt, in Cleopatra’s time, women fos
tered and kept their complexions with palm and
olive oils. In Rome, 2,000 years ago, palm and
olive oils always followed the bath.
I Now the millions
. ®yt those helps,.in ancient times, were for
, the few. Now millions of women enjoy them.
Now palm and olive oils are blended in a
*°?P- A new method gives them far greater
efficiency. That soap has become, by its match
less results, the leading facial soap of the world.
Not an accident
Palmolive Soap was no accident. We did not
stumble on this blend. The men who perfected
it had meat a lifetime in the study of facial
*°aps- The basis is oils used for 3,000 years.
Rut they never were made so effective.
The price is ten cents, due to enormous vol
ume. But remember this, if costlier soaps seem
better. Palmolive, in the test of time, has won
supreme place among women who keep young.
Every woman owes to herself its use. It
Cleanses the skin to the depths. Then it softens
the skin and preserves the youthful bloom.
And it does these things in the best ways the
ages have discovered.
THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY
• Milwaukee, U.S.A
t fen turf
Interprf
a pupil
bey; " h«
Mias Sarah Lowe of Statbam waa
a visitor here Tuesday for the
Thornton-Algle wedding.
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Dra. Nelson Arthur and Arthur
Palmer returned Wednesday from
Augusta where they attended the
Druggist convention.
Mrs. Roy Marable of Bishop
spent Wedneaday In the city.
Prof. W. F. Watson has left for
Hartland and New Brunswitb,
Canada to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis Parr
announce the birth of a daughter
Jufife 12, who has been named
Mel Rose.
Fashion’s Call For
It la apparent that a Denvoi
Pressure Cqoker used two or three
times per day in the average fam
ily, saves much time for tho house
keeper. * , ■
The Denver Pressure i Cooker if
steam and air tight, yvhen it. ip
used properly, steam dpt* not es
cape nnd fbods do not stlrk or hur.»
I on. This saves stirring and watch
ing and gives time for other duties*
while rooking la in progress.
The Denver Pressure Coo,ker can 1
be used over a coal range or camp
fire as well ns a gas range. Since
only a small amount of fire, is re
qulred. any fuel Is economical, and
any fire effective. Pot roast can b«
cooked with less than 10 cubic feej
of gas. which Is at Ij.OO per thou-
aand cubic feet, would cost less
than 1c for the fuel. One shovel of
‘‘Pleated
Skirts
flat Hospital at the home of Mrs.
Thornton on Hill street, Friday
afternoon, June 8, at 5 o’clock.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Any young lady who has finished
High school and wishes to use a
part of the Jr. B. J. Hardman and
Sarcpta Association Soan Schol
arship Fund will pleaso meet tho
commlttco at 10 a. /m„ Juno 19,
1923, at 453 Hill St.
MRS. L. O. HARDMAN,
Chairman,
MRS. GEO. THORNTON.
2nd District
Has Been Answered At
Wo are showing some very
pretty Pleated Skirts In silk
and in Wool and you will marvel
at the splendid values we offer.
Mr. John R. Northcutt leaves
Friday for Chicago and Grand
Wool Prunellas .
SjlkCrepes
Embossed Crepes
Special Close Out Sale of Serge Skirt*
flC To closo out ' iulck I,bout 76 navy and black
n Jf.MJ Scfgo Skirt* In plain and pleated styles.
“ : Not all new stock but splendid values. Sold
/. ■ formerly at *8.00 to *8.60: For quick
■■ ;; selling *2.95
Mr.. U’irren a Smith of tho
University ha* gone to Tomtesseo
to spend his vacation. ’
Prof,' and Mrs. Marlon DuBoae
and Marlon, Jr., of Dahlonega ar
rived Wednesday to spend Georgia
commencement with Mr. and Mrs
J. A. Darwin and will go later to
SPECIAL SHOWING
Extra Added
Attraction—
AN SOIsT,
GLORIA
A breezy American girl
winning love and happi
ness mid hot Spanish
passions and intrigue—
that’s Glorious Gloria in
this silken romance.
Never was the star so
wonderfully gowned, so
warmly alluring.
American
Wife I
’Pal* 8NTED*8V[
•JESSE L, LAS ICY
BUSTER KEATOJI
If coffee
disagrees
drinks
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