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Bainbridge Hospital
Well Equipped
Prices Moderate
527 E. Shotwell Street
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CITY PROPERTY FIR Mifz
One two story dwelling, six
rooms and kitchen, all modern
conveniances. all in first class
condition, now rented to a good
tenant.
One vacantjlot adjoining this
house all on Evans Street, in a
fine locality.
Also one house and lot situated
on the A. C. L. Ry. Street on
three sides can put side tract to
either end. This lot is suitable
for wholesale ware house on
light manufactory being less
than 200 feet from the electric
plant where the city will furnish
power cheap. There are but very
tew available lots close in on the
A. C. L. Ry. which makes this
a fine investment to hold if not
used now. Will sell all this pro
perty at a sacrifice. Write or
see L. F. PATTERSON for quick
sale.
LADIES HATS
Will sell every Hat in our store. Noth
ing above $3.50.
We had rather sell them all at cost and below than carry them
over. They are all high grade and right up to the minute in style
and usually sold for $4.00 to $8.00.
It will pay you to call around and look over our stock, you will
be pleaded. Also Ladies ready-to-wear garments, latest irr style
and workmanship,
Tohe Ladies Shop
CALLAHAN BLOCK
BAINBRIDGE. GA.
These Prices Hold Good Only
FOR
Mon. July 3.
Why Not Get Some of These Mon
day Bargains?
Here is What We Offer Monday
10c Cherry Lace per yard Sc
10 yards Bleaching for 89c
10 yards Light Calico 48c
Heavy Ice Tea Glasses, set 30c
Goblets, set
Sherbert Glasses, set
Coca Cola Glasses, set
Dinner Plates, gold rimmed
set for
White Enameled Slop Jars..
7 Spools Thread, Monday
for.
28c
25c
25c
45c
98c
25c
.9x12 Stinceled Rugs $3.50
kind for $2.79
One assortment Lamps No. 1
complete
3 bottles Catsup
for
3 cans Dime Brand Condensed
Milk.
7 boxes Celluloid Starch
for
19c
25c
25c
25c
3 Glasses Jelly
for 20c
7 bars Soap 25e
12 lbs. Sugar for $1.00
19 lbs. Best Rice 1.00
10 lbs. Caddy Brown Mule
Tobacco for S3.25
We Are Making Monday Our Big-
gest Day
Ik.
E.J. BELCHER CO.
Bainbridge, Georgia.
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laittbnftgg Mortal
Doings Among Those That See and Know.
BV SELENE
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Mrs. C. J. Morris entertained Mrs. Rains Rushin and child-
on Tuesday afternoon with a ren and sister, Miss Lida Lee
miscelanious shower compliment- ( Bruton, will leave Sunday for
ary to Miss Helen Morris whose a months stay at Lanark,
marriage to Mr. Paul TrulockJ - , , „ „
will be a great social event of Robert Wimberly, of Tomasville
Thursday. The house was beauti-! was here Tuesday for the dance
fully decorated in Shasta Daises given by Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
and ferns. Miss Mabel Mayes Perry.
receiving the guest at the door ' Miss Lamar Coleman return .
and others in the receiving line ec j Moneay from Statesboro,
were; Mesdames T. J. Morris, a f ter a pleasant visit to Miss
A -| 1 'M Park H r ’, MrS M C ' J - M °m 1S ’ Edith Taylor,
and Miss Helen Morris. Mrs.
Walter Roberts and Mrs. P. A t Misses Francis and Grace
Kish, presiding over the punch Kwilecki returned on Sunday
bowl. After the guests had all after a two weeks visit to rela-
assembled each one was given a tives in Savannah,
card and asked to write ‘ how to j „ . ,
keep a husband.” The g i f t s' Mr - „ Gdw } n P j; rr y returned
were in a most beautiful manner, ]™ m T e T T ues ^ a y a f^ er attending
from a huge basket of Shasta theJJniversity of George for the
Daises. Those present were:. P aSl - y ear -
Mesdames J. W. Callahan, D. L. | M r . l. G. Shackleford, George
Gibson, Gordon Chason, J B. j Ticnor, and Randolph Whitehead
Mayes, A. M. Ramsey’, J. K., 0 f Albany Motored to Bainbridge
Farrar, T. J. Jdorris, W. V. Gust- on Tuesday to attend the Hawes,
er, Walter Roberts, Paul Kish,
A. H. Parker, Misses Clara
Sutherland, Bessie Mayes, Pearl
Floyd, Mabel Mayes. Olive Mor
gan, Mazie Curry, Emma Suther
land, Lida Lee Bruton, Emmie
Floyd, Ruth Botts and Lida
Green.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hawes,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Perry enter
tained with a delightful dance
on Tuesday evening at the Elks’
Club in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Jno. 0. Perry, whuse marriage
in Tampa on June the 14th,
was a social event. The hall was
beautifully decorated in ferns
and garden flowers. Mrs. J. O.
Perry was beautifully gowned in
her wedding dress of white tulle
and satin. Among those danc
ing were Misses Patsy Wilson,
Caroline Williams, Myrtle Korn-
man, Cecil Harrell, Cora Clark,
Flored Randeil, of Lake City,
Fla., Louise Tucker, Florence
Hawes, Elizabeth Breux, of Mid-
ville, Bell Armstrong, of San-
dersville, Stella Nussbaum,
Blanche Kornman, Helen Morris,
Mamie Harris, of Albany, Onie
Breux, of Midville, Louise Mon
roe, of Quincy. Mesdames. 0. N.
Niles, of Americus; Walter
Perry, Harry Gammage, G.
Gainey, Ed. Varner. Messrs.
O. T. Soule, Ralph Kwilecki,
G. S. Shackleford, of Albany,
Joe McDuffie, Joe Bruton, Otis
Porter, C. L. Senter, Herbert
Tonge, Leo Lyons, Randolph
Whitehead, of Albany, Frank
May, of Quincy, Louis Cliett,
W. S. Poole, J. Herring, of
Quincy, H. G. Bell, Willie
Kwilecki, Eugene Zacharias,
Geo. Tinso.r, of Albany, L. G.
Papy. Paul Trulock, Max Kwilec
ki, L. Stokes, of Jacksoville, J.
Williams, of Americus, Oliver
Fleming, Robert Wimberly, of
Thomasville, Julian Kwilecki,
Mr. and Mrs. Brinson, Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. May, Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Gurley, Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Jno, 0.
Perry dance.
Miss Nina Morris of Fort
Valley is the guest of Mrs. T. J.
Morris. She will be Maid of
Honor in the Morns-Trulock.
wedding on next Thursday.
Mr. L. G. Papy spent last Sun
day at Lanark on the Gulf.
Mr. Charlie Chestnut and Dr.
Leo Loons spent the week end
at Lanark “On The Gulf”.
Mrs. H. L. Hill has returned
to her home in Havanna, Cuba
after a visit to her mother Mrs.
Newsome.
MT. GILMER
A large crowd attended preach
ing at Mt. Gilmer Sunday. Rev.
Barbree’s sermon was very in
teresting to all.
Mr. 0. W. Earnest and Miss
Remelle Valentine attended
church at Mt. Gilmer Sunday.
Mr. Jesse King, Misses Ester
Barbree and Wava Nichols were
out teasing the breeze Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Barber spent the
past week with Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Barber.
It seems that the holiness
preachers had some effect on
the people in our midst last
Sunday.
Mr. Gordon Valentine spent
the day with Mr. Gordon Ken
drick Sunday.
Mr. Harmon Mock was rush
ing out a rubber tire buggy last
Sunday.
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STRIWGFELLD
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To the Public.
“I have been using Chamber
lain’s Tablets for indigestion for
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Town- the past six months and it af-
send, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tonge, Mr.
and Mrs. Rabe Love, of Quincy.
Mrs. Gus Kornman has return
ed after a weeks visit to Mrs.
Joseph Marx in Valdosta.
Miss Ruth Hinds let: last week
for Jacksonville after seve
ral months stay with her grand
mother, Mrs. Newsome.
Mr. Ellington Willis returned
home Sunday after attending
Georgia the past year.
Mrs. M. T. Sollar, spent last
week as the guest ot her mother
Mrs. Walter Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Battle,
and Mr. Henry Bruton, left on
last Wednesday for a two weeks
fishing trip to St. Marks.
Mr. I. ’ N.S Kornman of New
York left Wednesday after spend
ing a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kornman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wright
of Quincy, spent last Sunday
with Mr. W. W. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gam
mage. Mr. and Mrs. Brinson,
Miss Flored Randall. Messrs.
Julian and Ralph Kwilecki all
motored to Quincy last Wednes
day to a dance given bv the
Elks.
Mr. George O’Brien of Atlanta
spent last week in town attend
ing to business.
fords me pleasure to say I have
never used a remedy that did
me so much good.”— Mrs. C.
E. Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamber
lain’s Tablets are obtainable
evey where.
FOR SALE—One eight Horse In
ternational gasoline engine,
one Frenchborro corn mill,
price two hundred and ninety
dollars if sold in thirty days,
can be seen in West Bain
bridge, Apply to T. B. Yawn.
LOST—on the Bainbridge and
Climax road between L and 2
I o’clock Saturday p. m. one dark
j coat. Liberal reward if returned
i to me or left at Post-Search Light
office. W. H. Jeter.
Railroad Man Says
Is the Only Thing]
Ever Helped Him
Suffering Four Y e
“If the people of thii
only knew what Tanlac hi
tor me you would sell
sand bottles tomorrow 1
Tom Stringfellow, a well
employee of the the So
Railway, who lives at 12(
Ninth Street, Anniston, A'
Mr. Stringfellow is well
in railway circles and is
Atlanta and Birmingham
s r ion. His many friends
glad to hear of his coi
restoration to health
“I suffered from sti
trouble and indigestion f (
years,” continued Mr.
fellow, ‘‘and got so I col
eat anything. I fell off ui
only weighed 119 pound:
finally got so weak and ru
I was on the point of havii
resign my position. To tell
the truth I just felt like lift
not worth living because I
seemed to be getting wo:
the time and nothing seemi
do me any good.
“I would have awful pai
my back and kidneys and
hardly sleep. Two hours
night would be about all
sleep I would get. Most al
after eating I would have
on my stomach after eating
my heart would palpitate
would get weak in my limbs
have dizzy spells and would I
spots in front of my eyes.
‘‘About a month ago I bi
reading about Tanlac, and h
the railroad men talking a
itj Several of my friends
taken the medicine and sa
was a fine thing for stom
trouble, so I decided to give
trial. The first bottle helped
so much I kept on taking it
have just finished my fifth hot
When I weighed the other
I kicked the beam at 141 pou
and was so surprised I tur
around to see if some one
not standing on the scales. 1
sir, that’s a fact, I have acti
ly gained 22 pounds and
like a well man again for
first time in four years.
‘‘Tanlac helped me right fri
the start, and before I had fini
ed taking the second bottle
got so I would eat and sle
and work as good as anybor
That’s what the medicine
tor me and everybody w
knows me will tell you t
same thing. Why, I can ju
eat anything now and indige
tion never bothers me a pari
cle any more. I can sleep got
too, and feel just fine in ever
way. Speaking of eating, ni
grocery bills have gone up
almost double.
Just to show you what I thin
of the medicine I bought
dozen bottles today in order t
always have a supplv on han
I wouldn’t be without it to
anythffig in the world.”
Tanlac is sold in Bainbridg
exclusively by Willis Drug Co.
in Donalsonville by the Palao
Drug Co; Climax by the Climai
Pharmacv: Iron City, by Stric '■
land and Cordell; Brinson. W
H. B. Harrell Supply Co.
EXCURSION To ATLANTA
VIA
A. B. & A.
JULY 6TH, 1916
Leaves THOMASVILLE, 5:30 A. M., 7:00 P.*
Return Limit July Ilth, 1916
Sleeping Cars on Night Train
Ask A. B. & A. Ticket Agent for further informal iotl