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PREPAREDNESS “Correct Dodge’’ Shoe for women to jpp Y QUR SUMMER outing pleasure to do Your Shopping for Vacation Necessities Among the Generous Displays at .....BOEN BELCHER’S stiee r White Materials ■ i Vniies Organdies, Rice and Seed ySstripes and pin 25 30AND WC Awning stripes in a heavy French CAn WC i ff hite Corduroy (washable) h, r j.v nf Sheer colored wash goods in pin pawning stripes floral combinations, of Balls- ^ Organdies, Voiles J.22 TO 50C from Palm Beach Suits , also Navy and Gray with white pin Jg ■stripes V Caps and Hats to match |"A a at 9VCand79C Save your suit pants by buying an odd pair in light or dark Palm Beach £4 from ^ItUVTO Dark colors in Serges, Cashe- 0A fi»/h meres, etc. from TO 90 Sport and Negligee Shirts, neat patterns, also the wide high colored stripes C*A Wfi" at 9U 7dAND$l White Wash Skirts (jtf) from TO 9^*9U Middie Blouses, white with ©*f contrasting color trim, at.. 9U / 9C AND 9* Wash Shirt Waists of Voiles and Organdies 4 Lace and embroidery trim at 9-«- Crepe De Chine waist, white and CO CA flesh also colored stripe Pongees VAtUv to 99 New shipment of light weight wool CA Poplin Skiits in Navy and black 99*9 V to 99 A bewildering assortment of Hosiery, every wanted color, also the novelty colors 04 in combinations. Pair 9-1- Underwear Underwear for men and boys, seperate gar- ments in Pajama checks t9v Union Suits for men, a most practical garment in Crepe I?. 11 "’ 90C AND $1 Boys Union Suits, solves the underwear problem f A for boys age 10 to 18 at 9V Straw Hats for men and boys ffA CO from 9U TO 99 The Out Going of the Old-The Incoming of the New the advantage of supplying the needs of my customers for year after year, I anticipate your wants, and tie seasons change from Spring to Summer to do my stock change from the heavier materials and gar- Its for Spring to the cool practical fabrics for summer wear. A. BOEN BELCHER L. Douglas Shoes For Men and Boys Bainbridge, Georgia. The Home of McCall Patterns T READY Summer and Keep Out the Flies Vr Ithis Season’s flies fyre one big fly lu would be j ustly T'ned. But the little flies Cl«fi 1 l , th.SH? ber ~ Can scal " wterflv r ddlS n aflL ' lhanone r fl>- is a mits- a ‘ ,ains ' Continental Doors and DEAD TURTLE HEAD BITES OFF F f retn Your House and jsve doctor bills. felt Hardware Co. rf dge, Mrs. Talmage Corbin, who lives in Doverel, eight miles south of Dawson, was the victim of a peculiar and unusual ac cident a tew days ago. Mr. Corbin and a party of fishermen captured a large water turtle and carried it to Mr. Corbin's home. The head of the turtle was amputated and thrown in the back yard. About fifteen minutes afterwark Mrs. Corbin who was curious to know whether or not a turtle had teeth and picking up the decapitated head to prize the mouth open to make an investigation, when suddenly the jaws snapped to gether, catching a finger of one of Mrs. Corbin’s hands, entirely severing the finger and left it dangling bv a small part of the flesh. Dr. Thomas was sum moned to the aid of the injured lady, and he found the bone so badly crushed that it was necessary to amputate the finger at the first joint. It is explained that a reaction of the dead turtle’s muscles caused it jaws to snap. —Dawson News. BIS WIFE WANTED L Samuel Dorfan, a photograph er, filed an answer to his wifes divorce suit in the Superior Court in which he declared they got along all right until she de cided she wanted a good looking husband. It is her search tor a a husband of this kind that he objects to and he asks that she be denied a divorce. NOTICE There will be a Woodman of the World fish fry at Miller’s Sand Bar on May, 30th. W. H. Woodruff and others will ad dress the audience together with other interesting features of the day. Everybody invited, especi- cally Choppers and families. Fish fry, cold drinks and big time assured. Meet us there, Mahogany Camp 297., Iron City, Ga., TRADE MARK Georgia. ^u„v Lperi °R court JUDGE Circuit su'rj'e U can ^ i( late for Judge of the Superior Court of i ‘ n Terence tl l ° &UC ^ action as the Democratic Party may ° n of the lau- , ertto ' 1 believe in the prompt and economical !° r - v hctK f ° llle ric ^ ant * poor alike, and in the curtail- L Skoal! 'he 5L“, ta c °n^tent with the i rinciples of justice '"'in faithul Y}!. ? see to bestow upon me this honorable ■>en ice. I respectfully solicit your support and Very Truly Yours A. 8. Johnson. TONIC DIGESTIVE stimulates the digestive organs to action so that the food that en ters the stomach is digested and assimilated. Sold only by us, $1.00 MILLS PHARMACY Callahan Bldg. Bainbridge, Ga. Firestone 30-3-1-2 Tires for $12.00 all special bar- bains. Bainbridge Motor Company. . Mrs. J. B. Scott, of Pelham, ! died at the here last Thursday j night, after a short illness. Her ' death was a shock to her many j friends in this city. Before her i marriage, she was Miss Emma ; Cochran, daughter of Mr. and jMrs. Jro. L. Cochran of Pelham, j She is survived by her husband 'and one child, two sisters, Mrs, Davis, of Pelham, and Mrs. J. j M. Scotr, ot this city, and one 'brother, Mr. Guy Cochran, of ' Pelham. The funeral was held in Pelham last Friday afternoon. Palm Beach Suits cleaned “the right way,’’ for 50c. Gus Max well. White Skirts 20 cents, Shirt Waist 15 cents at the Dixie Steam Laundry. TO THE VOTERS OF THE ALBANY CIRCUIT. I take this method of announcing to you my candidacy for the position of Judge of the Superior Courts of the Albany Circuit, subject to the action of the DemocratJWhlte Primary, and invite your careful consideration and active support. 1 am oljyears of age and have been a practicing attorney actively en gaged in the practice of law, for thirty years with the exception of eight years during which time I served as Judge of the City Court of Bainbridge. My record is open to ail. The unanimous endorsement of the Decatur County Bar Association isan approval of my services as Judge of the City CourtofjBainbridge. If the people of this Circuit confer upon me the high honor I now seek, I pledge you my undivided time ami attention will be given to the duties of the office. 1 will stand at all times for the enforcement of our laws as written. J. believe in equal justice to all and partiality to none. Assuring you that I will appreciate your support, I am, Most respectfully yours, W. M. UAIUUiLL.