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Callahan Theatre ^TTh o Blanche Sweet —- a . -i i MI.W' V/lUv And an All Star Paramount Casl Saturday April 22nd, A Big Film in a Big Way On Monday Night April 24th, Another Paramount “JANE” A Screamingly Funm Photo Play Next Thursday April 27th, Lou Tellegen in ‘The Unknown Positively one of the Be^t Paramount Pictures yet Released. Don’t Fail t< See all Paramounts NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS All that have not given in their taxes must [attend to this very important matter at once. Books are postively going to close May 1st. T. J. Jackson, Tax Receiver. Blankets, (J u i 11 s and Lace Curtains nicely done, at the Dixie Steam Laundry. FqR sale Building lot on Water street back of Mrs. P. B. Belcher’s home. Apply to Ralph R. Belcher, Exector. Bargains In Seed Peas No. 2 Clay Mixed Peas $1.10 per bushel, No. 1 Clay Miked Peas $1.25, Brown Whippoor wills and Early Bunch Speckles at $1.40. C. P. Daniel’s Sons Waynesboro, Ga. I Emmette Cooper of Albany after a fishing trip down the river and on the bay went back home Sunday night. J. B. Ehrlich returned Friday night from a short business trip to Macon and other points. Mr. J. M. Hurst of Pelham, Manager for the Hand Trading Company was in the city a short while Sunday with friends and acquaintances. Mr. A. J. McMullin of below Donalsonville was in the city a short while Tuesday. FOR SALE A good plantation, two lots on Albany road 4-1-2 miles from Bainbridge, Apply to Ralph R. Belcher, Executor. Palm Beach Suits properly done for 50 cents. The Dixie Steam Laundry. Uncle Joe Kirbo, ot Mitchell, a man that .'got printers ink on his clothes forty years ago was in the city a few days this week. Mr. Kirbo is one of the patriarchs of his county and has been farm ing for a number of years. In his youth he followed the printers craft and it is very interesting to hear his story of the “Office Towel” in his day. Uncle [Joe is hale for a man of his age and one of the good old men that now takes pride in the country that he helped hew out of the wilder ness and his friends wish for him many long and useful years. The boys all got back from their fishing trip Monday morn ing (cant say Sunday night) and they looked like a bunch that had not only a good time but had magnificent bait on all trip. Senators Manghum and Persons and Judge Stark all left tor their homes Monday morning after viewing the Empire of Decatur as it really is. Special Attraction Have you bought your wedding presents? Here’s your chance! See Miss Aiverett’s beautiful hand painted china in Miss Storys window, Callahan Block. Pur chase there. Also visit the Studio in Mrs. Reynolds residence, for other selections and place orders for wedding, birthday and Easter gifts. Prices very reasonable. Let us do your Palm Beach Suit, at 50 cents. The Dixie Steam Laundry. The Ladies shop is doing a rushing business this week as the ladies are getting the last ideas for Easter there. Mr.'Geo. Fields’after spending a few weeks in Texas with his brother who is ill has returned to Bainbridge. Let us do your Palm Beach Suit, at 50 cents. The Dixie Steam Laundry. Panama Suits, the old and reliable, the best and the serviceable for $4.95 at Kline Brothers. Mrs. Mercer Baggs has been elected Sponsor of of the Bain- bridge Lodge of Elks to attend the Americus Convention with the lodge. The local members are all taking interest in the coming meet and will attend in pretty good numbers. White Skirts 20 cents, Shirt Waist 15 at the Dixie Steam Laundry. Spring. Spring is looked upon by many as the most delightful season of the year, but this cannot be said of the rheumatic, The cold and damp weather brings on rheu matic pains which are anything but pleasant. They can be re lieved, however, by applying Chamberlain’s Liniment. Ob tainable everywhere. TO Dr. Parks will beat Willisl Co., Monday and Tuesday! and 25th, if you want your | scientifically examined and j see him while here. ExamiiJ free. The next meeting of] Ladies Guild of St. John’s cl will be held at the resided Mrs. Tonge on Shotwell Monday afternoon at 4:3o| this meeting the officers fof next year will be elected, is hoped that every memf>| the Guild will be present. Editor Griffin went up l milla Friday, taking in Cairj Pelham on the return trip, Boen Belcher ofiers some| this week that are well your consideration. The advel ment they set out this tirj worth your looking into. I Haddong Easter Display Ready Our Splendid Easter Line of Millinery, Dress Goods and all things for the Ladies is now on display and they can find just what they want At The Headquarters and the good dressers of this section. Our buyer has used great caution and will take great pleasure in convincing you that you have to be with us on this occasion to get the very be& ideas. Listen: Don’t Forget to take the time to look them over as we have received some splendid novelties since the opening a few weeks back. To have an enjoyable Easter season just drop in and let us dress you up. You will be as attractively gowned as any in the section. The Ladies Store H ADDON’S The Ladies Store