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m news of this section QCf . this cold ; to see |er on accoun t of their corn Spear is on the sick hope for him a recovery- vy N. and T. D. Lfc a " ip “ Lge Monday last. L school wasn’t very | Sunday. a« weather bid. and Audie long »rs Meacn lofQuicy, Fla., visited re- jin Recovery. 1 d Ellis iias been sick ill days and we hope he , be able to be up. wonder what the Dell know about the picnic as I wasn’t any of them there ' re badly mistaken about being much for everybody it fine. those who attended lance Friday night weie Annie Whigham and White, Messrs. Luke and Berner Johns. Pavis Spear made a busi- tripto Chattahoochee last day p. m. rt Spear and Audie Blount M. Whighan a pop call lay last. are very glad Miss Emma isable to be up again. Benton Davis of Meigs, visited friends and relatives lecovery Saturday, ir school closed last Friday |wfi are very sorry it is out. iss Pellie Cleveland and Miss Barineau returned to their s last week. We all miss very much. larlie Glissen of Faceville [on his brother, J. J. Glisson, last. fees, Susie Barineau and Spear spent Saturdav night Mrs. Eula Whigham. iss Pellie Cleveland spent irbay night at Mrs. P. S. |y’s “Snooks.” latesboro Minister 1 Gets Real Help J. Powell Tells How He Found New Strength to Give to His Labors Duties Ike: iv. J. Powell of Statesboro suffered from stomach so seriously that they fected his work. He struggled on under the indicap as best he could—hardly “jin?, perhaps, just how ich his sickness was hurting In, One day lie learned of Mryr’s [onderful Remedy, He took first dose—then decided to !e the full treatment. He ite: Since using the six bottles of wonderful remedy I feel like pother man. It has been quite wonder to me to know how ie could have a stomach disease ■"ine and live and do the I did. I just escaped the ‘rating table. Eow [ can eat what I please jcoitdosen’t hurt me night or Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy j lves Permanent results for tomaeh. liver and intestinal ail- ^.' at as muc h and what- •jer you like. No more distress « er eating, pressure of gas in e stomach and around the eart. Get one bottle of your pBrist now and try it on an absolute guarantee—if not satis- c tr > money will be returned. $25 00 Reward For evidence to convict any the i " " art ' es cau 8bt fishing in Lake known as Merritt’s W?e on east side of Flint River - J? miles below Hutcher. s K ‘rry on land lot no L/5. John L. Fain. Lessee. FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! ONE FOR EVERY BOY AND GIRL IN TOWN Come and See Them at Our Store This is not a voting contest or a chance Prize Scheme. It is a Square Deal Plan by which every boy or girl can get one of these beautiful ma- chines free. Side View “Ready for the World’s Record’ ‘Non Skid Auto Truck” 49 inches long How To Got One Free We will give one Square Deal Check with every 25c cash purchase at our store. Get your parents, friends, neighbors and relatives to buy at our store so that they can get the Square Deal Checks for you. Keep on collecting these Square Deal Checks and when you have 500 bring them to us and we will give you a Non-Skid Auto Truck FREE or bring us 1000 and we will give you a Blue Bul let FREE. MOTHERS AND FATHERS You are invited to come to our store and see these beautiful machines. You could not get a better present for your child. It will not take you long to get one. All you have to do is to get a few of your neighbors, friends and relatives to buy at our store and-save the Square Deal Checks. Come and see the machines. Bring your friends and children. Let us tell you all about it, KUNE BROTHERS , Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Ladies and Gents ready to wear, etc. **Undersellers of Them 7W” 227 Water Street t ; Bainbridge, Georgia STEAOAM DOTS The farmers are getting all their crops planted now. Messrs. H- J. Thomas and Harmon Gainous have planted 50 or 55 acres of cotton and corn between 40 and 50 aces, they are farmers right. The farmers are jumping about while the sun shines. Mr. Walter Davidson and Mr. Roy In low are nearly through planting. I believe the farmers decided to live at home at last. Good idea, dont you think? Mr. Roy Inlow is not going to plant any cotton this year. He is going to turn his attention to raising hogs he has a nice lot of them and you bet he is right in raising hog and hominy at home. Mrs. J. P. Inlow has the finest garden of any around our little town that I have seen. Miss Opal Rogers of Edison, Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Steadam. She gave a pea nut candy pulling. Those pre sent were Mr. Roy Inlow and sisters, Misses Carrie and Lillie, Messrs. Harmon Ganious, John Boasman and Elma Thomas. “Catch me ip you can.” FIRE CLAIMS PROMPTLY PAID In Having This Agency Handle Your Fire Insur ance you assure Prompt, Fair Loss Settlements If you should suffer a .fire—for EVERYONE of our companies pay legitimate losses promptly and fairly for they are amply financed and consider their reputations for prompt fair dealing valuable assets. May we have a portion of your business? DECATUR COUNTY REALTY AND INSURANCE COMPANY REAR FIRST NATIONAL BANK BAINBRIDGE. GEORGIA. Mrs. J. W. Callahan and daughter, Mrs. Maddox went over to Dothan last Friday to spend the day with Mrs. Jackson. I Insure Automobiles—Liberal Policy. E. J. Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Glover Garwood, (Furniture at Good Prices. Mrs. Curry and Mr. Harris of I On accunt of leaving the city Donalsonville composed a party | a n ' ce l°t. of furniture can be that tame over Thursday nwaltowhtdMPMtfc »IU <j»K™ , , . . . of same at once. See or phone to attend the moving pictures at; Mrs Selka, at Fleming Apart- the Callahan. i ments. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in ternally and externally. Price 25c. In Winston-Salem, N.C., there is a large manufacturer who does not simply advise thriftness and saving among his employes, but who digs down into his “jean,” so to speak, to supply the wherewithal for material and substantial encouragement to these qualities in his work man. Mr. R. J. Reynolds, head of the tobacco firm bearing his name, has inaugurated, to tak<? effect from the first of the year 2 per cent on the aggregate of his year, s wages as a beggining for saving or investment funds. The employee is at liberty to do as he will with the money al though it is paid with the dis tinctly expressed a desire that it be used for sound investment or placed in a saving bank account. Newspaper reports state that about $(50,000 will thus be con tributed annually to the potential savings accounts of over 7000 people. The immediate intrinsic value to the community, to say nothing of the normal value, cannot be measured by that figure, however. By stimulating habits of thrift and saving in. saving in people a tar step for ward has been taken toward making that people prosperous, and self-respecting. The plan is philanthropic, un doubtedly, but it is philanthropy with a method. The thrifty, satisfied worker is usually the honest, efficient, regular worker hence of greater producing pow er and value to his employer. An example has been set that well might be employer. It is in line with the trend of the best industrial spirit of the day. Good For COIds Honey, Pine-Tar and Glycerine are recognized cold remedies ,, In Dr. Beil’s Pine-Tar-Honey these are combined with other cough medicines in a pleasant syrup. Dr. Bell’sPine-Tar-Hopey quickly stops your cough, checks your cold, soothes irritation of the throat. Excllent for young, adult and aged. Its one of the best cough syrups made. For mula on every bottle. You know just what you are taking and your doctor knows its good for coughs and colds. Insist on Dr. 1 Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. Only 25c at Druggist. (2) With Gasoline up it is cheaper to ride a bicycle. The Motor-B’ke O.