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' iVir im FACTS _ . ctella Arnold, of Telogia lM lSS f‘‘ a cue ,t of her sister ••’u-bp Coleman, at this 15. " bee. , vls h to congraluate Miss . ci nders, for her carrying UeSauncieis. mQn =Viin IWt i + ’,„. her penmanship hh Ci C'ty school contest file is a Sir! of Fairchild,' hter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. l " ^ and we all appreciate rr a leading girl m our if She is attending high jooJ at Donalsonville. The baseball game was played Fairchild. Saturday aiternoon ,Lr boys are getting on fine their practice. So loo ^ °^ u other teams; they’ll be , to invite you to their , Lnrl” or be invited to yours S are not afraid you be«. K e d Mitchell, left for lorida. last Friday to visit her Jn Mr. Ben Mitchell. M rs R L. Johnson, Ernes- ie and infant, little Milton , nt Saturday, with Mrs. D. Purnage. r. F. Watt and daughter, liss Betty, enjoyed a fishing uOcheecbeepond, near Sneads, r|a,.last week. They brought fine m ess of fish home too. Mr, Leonard Burke, and Miss kella Eagerton, called on Miss lelma Turnage, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Coleman bnd Miss Arnold were guest of [ rs . D. Turnage last Sunday. Rev. McCalpin, of Sneads preached at Lake Hinton M. E. ihurch last Sunday night. Little Oliver Perry is on a ipid mend from his serious Hack of sickness, Mrs. C. G. Coleman, visited er sister, Mrs. jno Dunn, at onalsonville last Saturday. FLORIDA GIRLIES TD IKE MERRY MONDAY Invitations to a big Shake spearian pageant on Monday next have been sent out by the students of the Florida State College for Women at Tallahasses. The students of the college will stage a traditional May Day on campus Miss EuBoise Elders® in charge of the production. Editor Post Search Light, Bainbridge, Ga. Dear Sir: I am happy to state that after having suffered a stroke of paralysis for more than two years, I have sufficintly recover ed, to resume the active practice of law again which I will do in the near future. Respectfully. J. P. Pelham. Just Received the Shoes, the famous low quarters that are made by the King Quality folks, the ladies slippers, the well known American Girl, Oh, they are the trick. See them, see them. Kline Brothers. The many friends of Mrs. Georgia Sexton will regret to learn that she is quite sick at. her home on Washington Street. The Hon. Quim Melton and W. J. Brackin our Booster pleni potentiaries of Bainbridge went up to Albany Monday to usher in the new ball season. Bells and Buckles. White Skirts 20 cents, Shirt Waist 15 cents at the Dixie Steam Laundry. $25.00 Reward For evidence to convict any party or parties caught fishing in the Lake known as Merritt’s Lake on east side of Flint River about 1 1-2 miles below Hutchen son’s Ferry on land lot no 295. John L. Fain, Lessee, Indigestion nearly always dis- • turbs the sleep more or less, and is the cause of insomnia. Eat a light supper with little or no meat and no milk; also take one of Chamberlain’s Tablets immedi ately after supper, and see if you do not rest much better. Ob tainable everywhere. Farmers Cautioned About Phosphate-Lime Fertilizers W. A. Worsham, Jr., Professor Of Ag- ricultura! Chemistry, Georgia State College Of Agriculture. Requests have come to the College of Agriculture for information about the value of phosphate-lime which is being advertised under attractive trade names, and, in a way, to indi cate that the soil requirements for phosphorus and lime can be obtained very cheaply in this way. The Department of Agricultural Chemistry of the College makes the following statement: “From their ad vertisement the reader would be led to believe that the material is differ ent from the finely ground phosphate rock, commonly known as ‘floats.’ The descriptions are such as would easily lead the farmer to believe that the lime in the phosphate material is ca pable of correcting the acidity of the soil—the purpose for which lime is used. There are only three forms of lime which can be used for correct ing the acidity of the soil, burnt lime, slaked lime and ground limestone. No other form of lime should be consid ered by the farmer for this purpose. The particular material which is be ing advertised to supply both phos phoric acid and lime is a low grade phosphate rock finely ground. It con tains a relatively high percentage of iron and aluminum which is objec tionable. The lime contained in phos phate rock and acid phosphate is of no value for correcting soil acidity. “Any one contemplating using rock phosphate should write the College for a circular recently issued on the use of ground rock phosphate.” Everybody Knows it ByJVame Soda Fountains and other Refreshment Stands seli Chero-Cola in the original sterilized bottle with the label on it. You get your Chero - Co/a—“In a Bottle- Through a Straw/’ and it is always pure, wholesome, delicious and absolutely uni form in flavor. This is impossible under ordinary soda fountain methods. Get your Chero-Cola in the bottle that is the best way At Soda Fountains and other Refreshment Stands . . . —Everybody knows it by its name THE FAMOUS A NNOUNCE 8—— On account of our extreme increase in the Millin ery business we have had to add another Expert Milliner, Mrs. Rogers of Statesboro, Ga., sister to Mrs. M. L. Tinley of this city. Now we will say that with Miss Isabelle Willie and Mrs. Rogers, we are prepared to take care of all the good Dressers of this city and surrounding country, with the newest and niftiest line of Mil linery ever shown in Bainbridge. Easter Goods Arriving Daily. Receiving Daily Silk Dresses, Evening Gowns and Spring Coat Suits Belcher Block Exclusive Ladies Ready-To-Wear Bainbridge, Georgia.