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One Experience Convinced Me of its Value "One of our sales* men demonstrated the value of the Long Dis tance Telephone to us. He was v at,Huntsville, Ala., and upon his own responsibility putTn ca IL far fifteen merchants within.a ^hundred m,ks. ^ than one hour he had sold 2100 barrels 3 total cost to us of.less than.six dollars. tlten we have applied the Long Distance Inhone to every feature of aur business with ifitable results. Thc^scrvice is fine, the rW sonable and there, as-more satisfaction upa Distarice_TelephoneLtalk than. in half letters” [rn bell telephone legraph company i Proposition It recommend a more (remedy tor rheuma- \ to give relief or ided, Sold only by $2.00. PHARMACY |dg, Bain bridge, Ga. for The Post- Light. “The Big Ind get the county ALL DAY SIND There will be an all day sing and picnic at Mt. Zion Church two miles south of Faceville, on Sept. 22nd. Everybody cordially invited to attend and especially all singers are requested to come. Send your child and wheel to The Motor-Bicy cle Co. and telephone us about anything you want. Phone 330-J. Shingler Bldg, A Want Ad in The Post- Search Light bring results FAIRCHILD FACTS Rev. Sheffield, and son Fort, spent Saturday night with D. Turnage and family. Messrs. Marion Bradley and Oscar Cook, of Grandridge, Fla., attended the sing at Spring Creek Church last Sunday. Mr. Joe Spooner, visited re latives at Sneads, Fla., last week. Mr. Frank Pope was hurt last week by a tree jumping off the stump. We are glad he was not serously hurt. Little Malcome Blomfiela, got seriously hurt in a saw mill lasj week. His hand was badly hurt. The writer does not know exactly how bad he was hurt, but we hope he will come through it alright. Messrs. Boyd Turnage and James Coleman, took in the Port St. Joe excursion. Mrs. A. J. McMullen and Mrs. W. P. Coleman, and Miss Vel ma Turnage, enjoyed a delight ful plum hunt in the river swamp last week. Messrs. Stones, of Sneads passed through here last week. Mrs. R. F. Watt, spent Sun day with Mrs. P. E. Turnage. Mr. J. T. Williams, of Steam Mill, attended the sing at Spring Creek Sunday. Miss Ruth Voorhies, has re turned home from Columbia, Tenn., dfter a pleasant trip to the eastern states. She can’t remember every incident of pleasure on her trip, but she says she never had a better time in her life. ELDORENDO DOTS Mr. James Toole, of Colquitt, was in our midst Thursday. Mrs. W. J. Pridgen returned Thursday from Colquitt where she has been attending her sick sister Mrs. Toole. Mr. Herman Dean was in Bain- bridge Monday on business. Dr. Moore, Messrs. Haddon, May, and Barber of Bainbridge were here a short while Friday afternoon. Miss Lanie Powell has for her guest this week, Miss Esther Gilbert, of near Colquitt. Mrs. J. G. Powell left Wednes day for the Bainbridge Hospital to undergo an operation. Hope she will Ihave a complete re covery. Mr. A. C. Cottle of Bridgeboro was mingling with friends here Saturday and Sunday. Quite a number from here en joyed the foot-washing at the Primitive church at White’s Bridge Sunday. Mr. Maurice Valentine was in Bainbridge Tuesday on busi ness. Mr. H. J. Thames of near Whigham was with friends here a short while Sunday. Mr. M. V. Franklin made a business trip to Bainbridge last Sunday. Miss Reba Stavely of Harmony community was the guest of Mrs. Mattie Whigham a few days last week. Mr. R. Meichem, of Boydville was here Thursday and Friday. M. V. Franklin made a busi ness trip to Bainbridge Saturday. $25.00 REWARD The Trustees of the Parker School will give a $25.00 reward tor evidence to convict party or parties for breaking the windows of the Parker School building. Marion Harrell, Chairman. 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. ■Sure your wife some of our glood, ournlture Dear Mary:--- Isn’t it funny that some men Will give their wives all the pretty clothes they Want but when it comes to things to furnish the home they “tighten rigut up?’’ INo, it isn’t strange either, such men are Vain, selfish and thoughtless. Why I'Ve often seen a man spend as much on one theatre party --tickets, autoes and supper- -as it would cost to nicely furnish a whole room. And his wife needed the furniture too. Theatre parties are O. K. but I think furni ture comes first. As eyer---HELEN. P. S. I hope men will become better and let their wives have all they need at LANE FURNITURE COMPANY Bainbriege, ... Georgia.. Just received a new line of JOB STOCK. The Post-Search Light. La.Grippe i960 and 50a* and TalilnU 2tf and Bad Colds are caused by germs. Fob Quick relifV take The Giaut G.fp Germ KLilb* Johnson’s Tonic WE INVITE YOUR A TTENTION TO OUR -FALL ANNOUNQEMENT- ,r THE Fall and Winter season is just now opening and we wish to say to our trade and friends that we * have complete lines of our old and reliable standard goods in and ready for your inspection. You know them all, their value, their wear and their worth. Schloss Bros, line of clothes for men and the famous Xtra Good for boys. These two lines have served us and you # long and well. Known far and wide for worth and wear there is lit tle use to comment on them. Stacy Adams and Crawford Shoes convey the idea of good leather, good wear and comfort to their wearers. You have tried them and you know them. A splendid line in all styles, kinds, numbers and toes here. See them- Knox, No Name and Stetson Hats. Complete line of each, every fall style and shade fresh from the fashion plates. Hats to wear and wear well. We wish to show you this line especially. The last listed but not the least are the two famous lines of Shirts,. the Manhattan and the Earl & Wilson, worn by Bainbridge good dressers for years and not one complaint against them. Nothing so handsome as a nobby shirt and none so nobby as we are now offering. This is merely a fall reminder that you can get the standard lines where you always have been getting them. KNOX HATS FOR FALL The comfortable soft hats in many shapes and styles which are so popular for early fall wear have just come in from New York. We have your size and the style you like best. SLUMENSTEIN, WILLIS & COMPANY BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA