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Don’t forget that a coffee cheaper than Luzianne in the end actually costs more, for you are guaran teed that there are twice the usual number of cups in a pound of Luzianne. It is guaranteed to please you, too. Buy a can today, use it all according to directions, then if you are not satisfied, if you are not dead certain it has gone twice as far, your grocer will return your money without question. Write for our premium catalogue. COFFEE The Reily-TTaylor Ccx New Orleans LAKELAND NEWS COUNTY DEMONSTRATOR The farmers ail around here is just about finished planting. Mrs. Burk is visiting Mrs. P. S. Morris in Michell County. Mr. Leonard Burk was down around Fairchild last week. Miss Mary Burk is visiting her cousin Ida Burk. Mr. Eddie Clark taken Miss Ellie Gray to Desser Sunday. Mr. Ed Burk made a flying trip to Donalsonville Saturday. 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. The county commissioners at their meeting Monday decided to use lor this year an expert demonstrator and have secured the services of one well versed in the boll weevil proposition. Mr. Pittman, the former demon stator having accepted a place in Ben Hill countv this left a vacancy here and while the com- misson stood a tie on the matter, the Chairman voted to try it this year. There is no question but what the farmers of county will need some points on com batting this boll weevil as it is a question of every man fighting his own boll weevil. This year will practically demonstrate the value of an expert demonstrator. Opinion heretofore has been very conflicting on the matter. MARS HILL DOTS Guess all the folks thinks that our section is dead, but oh! no, we canyell yet. We are glad to know old grand ma Dollar has decided to leave her lonely home and has gone to Pelham to dwell with her child ren for a while. Mr. E. M. Mills has spent a few days going fishing, tra la for him. Mr. Cleave Barfield was ever to see Miss Harrell Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mills and children and Miss Belle Mills drove over to Mr. J. F. Mills Friday and spent the week end. Messrs. J. F. and Clifford Mills, Ben and John Harrell and little Herbert Mil's, made a flying trip to Albany last Satur day. All reported a nice time. J. F. Mills is learning to drive his new Ford. Mr. Clarence Harrell was seen going in home Monday a. m. Guess the rain delayed him. All day sing and dinner on the eround at the New Home Church Easter Sunday which will be the 23rd. Everyone is invited to come and bring their basket. Mr. T. T. Mills and his friend from Bainbridge made a busi ness trip to Valdosta Saturday. Mr. W. A. Dollar made a fly- trip to Cairo Saturday. Cocanut. i \ CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND Gold metallic Ribbon. T/.s llrufffrlit and fop CIII-4 I Insure Automobiles- Liberal Policy. E. J. Perry. yearn regarded n» Best, Safest, Always SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS I i \ Albany, Ga. Joiner, Barnes & Webb Albany, Ga. Spring Opening Sale Suits, Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Waists and all Ready-to-wear for Misses and Women is the big Albany attraction in Albany. Scores of out-of-town customers are flocking our store daily and this is your invitation to visit us and view the lovely new spring wearables. 200 New Coat Suits at $15 $17.50 and $22.50 (PLENTY OF BLUES) Wooltex Suits $25 $27.50 and $30 Lovely Silk Dresses $15 and up Dorothy Dodd Slippers $3.50 $4 and $4.25 ALL THAT’S NEW IN DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS Send Us Your Mail Orders Joiner, Barnes & Webb The Store That Sells Wooltex Albany, Georgia. Grand Easter Millinery Rally At the Ladies Shop for the Next 30 Days. Special Ideas and new Flowers, Fancies and things of interest arriving each week. Our Easter Display will be one that will compare with that of any fashion shop in existence. WE WILL MAKE IT A REAL GALA WEEK and show the ladies just what a magnificent line of attractions really means with the advent of the new goods that we will offer. New Pattern Hats are arriving daily, they are pretty both in shape, material and texture. They will make an Easter Opening them selves and attract the most indifferent eye. And the line of Ribbons make for beauty that only experience and taste can suggest. To those of the ladies that have not called at the Ladies Shop and paid us a visit of inspection we wish to again extend an urgent invitation that they do take advantage this time and see just what we are doing for the good and tasty dressers of the community. All arranged and displayed for your approval. See them and get ready for Easter. Everybody will be in their best, why not you? THE LADIES SHOP MISS EDDIE STORY, Proprietress Callahan Block Bainbridge, Georgia