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$5 In Gold Goes Feb. 12.-Race is Some Hot Fight
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friends of the various workers whose names are in the race WILL
BACK THEM WITH SUBSCRIPTIONS IF THEY BUT ASK FOR
THEIR RENEWAL or THEIR NEW SUBSCRIPTION. It takes
WORK, but work will WIN. In our next issue will be found the
names of candidates whom we are sure will put up a fight to the
finish-so BE SURE AND MAKE SOME SORT OF REPORT THIS
WEEK, for every uninterestded candidate will positively be
DROPPED after this week, nor will the name of any candidate
who is not PERSONALLY ACTIVE, and who is not showing that
interest, by keeping in touch with this office, be found in this con
test AFTER this week. Every body will got a FAIR, SQUARE
DEAL and all workers will be commensurably rewarded for what
they do, BUT WE EXPECT EACH AND EVERY CANDIDATE
TO BE A WORKER FROM NOW ON, for the time is getting
short in this race.
THE PRIZE LIST
A Ford Five Passenger Automobile
A $400 French Piano
A $100 Business College Scholarship
$35 in Cash Prizes
A Cash Commission to all Non-Prize Winners
CANDIDATES NOMINATED
Following are the candidates
nominated in The Post-Search
Light’s Automobile Contest. All
were given 1,000 votes
with:
to start
BAINBRIDGE
“ Fannie Broekett...
.152,175
Mrs. Telfare Williams..
.151,226
Miss Rosa Swicord
.151,200
“ Blanch Thompson.
.68,150
BAINBRIDGE R F I)
Miss Zudie Mills
151,475
“ Sallie Mock
.57,400
Clarence Phillips
.85,450
BRINSON
Miss C.assie Eagerton...
151,100
“ Gladys Jackson....
120,350
CAMILLA
Miss Autrey Mock 148,250
"CLIMAX
Miss Rosa Lee Evans ,., .89,050
“ Lotto Weeks 140,1175
SAFETY FIRST
Sanitary, clan and unbundled |
postage stamps. Ones and twos |
on sales at Bainbridge Drug and
seed store; Busy Bee Cafe; W
O. Philip’s Store.
CLIMAX R F I)
“ Lizzie Beckwith 1.000
J. L. Howell 87,450
DONALSONVILLE
“ Emma McMullen 74,400
“ Perry Spooner 71,050
DONALSONVILLE R F D
Velma Turnage 128,875
“ Nellie Saunders 112,075
“ Mabel Kinley 01,875
ELDORENDO
“ Ona Franklin 125,250
FACEVILLE RFD
“ Pauline Kelly 117,975
“ Evelyn Hanna 84,475
“ Erin Duke 97,250
FOWLSTOWN
“ Irene Walther 149,125
IRON CITY
Miss Nell Wheeler 151,575
RECOVERY
Frank Moore 140,725
WHICH AM
Miss Margaret Webb 121,300
Seed Irish Potatoes, N.
C., Seed Peanuts and feed
stuffs. At lowest whole
sale prices. Ralph R.
Belcher, Wholesale Groc
er. Belcher Block.
CARD FROM MR. EMANUEL
To the voters of Decatur County:
It has been circulated that I
was one of the signers of the
petition to the governor to com
mute the sentence of L. M. Frank.
I wish to say that such a state
ment is untrue and without any
foundation whatever, and I will
pay any man $100 that will show
any list of any kind whatsoever
with my name attached to it ask
ing either for Frank’s punish
ment or his commutation of sen
tence.
Very respectfully,
John H. Emanuel.
The Subers stock of goods is
being wound up and Mr. Selkal
will move to some point in
Florida. The sale of the stock
will continue until the 29th, of
this month and the folks are
taking advantage ot the big of
fers made to close out the busi
ness. To aviod moving the stock
dr as much of it as possible the
prices have been cut to a very
marvelous low! standard for a
Jewelry business and some of
the citizens have picked up bar 1
gains that they will hardly get
again. Mr. Selka and family
have made some warm friends in
the city and will leave with re
gret as these friends will regret
to see them leave.
Attention Mr. Farmer
I am agent for the King’s sleet
cotton seed. An extra early kind
that offers protection against
boll weevil. See me at once tor
prices and information.
James Cadden,
Bainbridge, Ga., R. F. D.
Large assortment of Valentines
now on exhibition at the Norris
Jewelry Store.
| Send us your order for
North Carolina Seed Pea-
'nufs, Seed Irish potatoes
and feed stuffs at whole
sale prices. Ralph R.
Belcher Wholesale, Groc
er, Belcher Block.
Liven tp Your Torpid Liver
To keep your liver active use
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They
insure good digestion, relieve
constipation, and tone up the
whole system—keep your eye
clear and your skin fresh and
healthy looking. Only 25c at
your druggist. (2)
How to Cure Colds
Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat
right. Take Dr. King’s New Dis
covery. It is prepared from Pine
Tar, healing balsams and mild
laxatives. Dr. King’s New Dis
covery kills and expels the cold
germs,soothes the irritated throat
and allays infiamation. It heals
the mucous membrane. Search
as you will, you cannot find a
better cough and cold remedy.
Its use over 45 years is a guar
antee of satisfaction. (2)
The friends of Fred Cohen will
learn with pleasure that he is at
home again after being away
from here fo- several weeks try
ing to heal up «n arm that was
broken before Xmas. Fred has
had a pretty tough time with his
arm.
I Mr. J. W. Middleton of Camilla
jwas in the city a short while
Saturday, comi g down to meet
his wife on her way home from
Appalachicola.
i VOTE FOR TUCKER:
He is thoroughly capable!
and possesses every qual-j
ity of mind and heart to!
inspire your confidence.
We keep bicyies in stock
for boys and girls, see
them before buying. The
Motor-Bicycle Co, Shingles
Bldg.
RUB-N8Y-TISM
1 Will cure your Hheuimitism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 25c.
BUSINESS IS FINE!
JKRYPTOK.
Stop that eye
strain before
its too late. I’ll
Lens
It used to be true that bifocal fjf VOII TTPT"F«H-
glasses were troublesome, and Ul; > UU l-RJI LO,T-
“old” looking, and trying to the . , .
eyes. It is NOT true of jy anCl for
KRYPTOKS — the new bifocals 3 1
that look and wear like plain
glasses, but give perfect near- mOneV.
and-far vision. *
'"far vision ^
Without Line^/
in the ^ isl0M;7
•. j. p.
Eyesight Specialist at Willis Drug Co.
Weather
February and
March bring weather
conditions very trying
to most people.
Colds, coughs,
sore throat, tonsilitis,
catarrh, bronchitis,
pneumonia, are all
prevalent.
These are all catarrhal conditions. All
dependent upon the same cause, climatic
changes. Sloppy weather underfoot. High
winds, chilling blasts, changing from day to day.
Thermometer dancing a jig. Barometer follow
ing suit.
All of the acute catarrhal conditions above
referred to, call lor
They call loudly, too. IfPerunais neglected
these catarrhal conditions are liable to become
chronic. One bottle of Peruna used at the
right time will save months, even years, of
suffering and sickness.
THE PERUNA COMPANY
Columbus, . . Ohio
(Sold at all Drug Stores)
!
During 1915 There Were Sold Two Ford Autos For One of All Other N,akes Combined. “THERE’S A
REASON’Vand the “Reason” is because anybody can operate A Ford Car, which is the Ideal Car for lady
drivers; Upkeep is Low-Less then 2 cents a mile-The Ford will take you there and bring ycu back.
The Post-Search Light is Giving Away a 5 Passenger Ford Auto on March 11th.
The Bainbridge Motor Company Sells Fords.
Do You Want A Piano
In Your Home?
A $400 French Piano is the Sec
ond Grand Prize—Purchased
of J. D. Halstead, Agent
On Display at Dobbs & Milton
IKE FOST-SEilECK LIMES 100 ONE FREE!
GIRLS. LADIES. LET BUSY—DO IT NOW!
VOTES ARE ISSUED AS FOLLOWS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS :
Oa payment ot j j.imi — 3,600 votes
On payment ot $ 1.50 -—...— 5.600 votes
On payment ot S 2.00 S.000 votes
On payment of 5 3.00 . — — 12,000 votes
On payment of $ 4 00 —— — 16,000 votes
On payment of t 6.00 — _.. 20.000 votes
On payment of f 6.00..... —— 25.000 votes
On payment of $ 7.CO — 30.000 votes
On payment of $ 8.00 35.000 votes
On payment of $ 9.00 _ 40.000 votes
On payment of $1000. 50.000 votes
Sold by and Displayed at BAINBRIDGE MOTOR CO., Local Dealers
No Losers -CASH COMMISSION TO NON-PRIZE WINNERS- No Losers
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