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L ftl rA n M: Jealerwas fight —they' do satisfy !” r There’s more to a cigarette than merely c ‘ pleasing your taste.” Other cigarettes, be dsides Chesterfields, can do that. But Chesterfields do more — they begin where the others stop! , Because Chesterfields satisfy !—they give you the true meaning of smoking! Yet they’re MILD! This new combination (“satisfy!’ ye* mild) can be had only in Chesterfields—because no cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield blend!* Try Chesterfields today! 4 The Chesterfield Blend the most famou* Turkish fen a S ^ MS0UN for I, AU - A for eromu; SMYRNA ' XANTHI for fra- “«.icleS biB ' d Wi,h Ul ' >=*“ !0 for 10c CIGARETTES 11Aft/ —and yet they’re MILD UNTA HAMPTON SPRINGS PULLMAN LINE CHANGED TO ATLANTA-ALBANY LINE . After April 29th present Atlanta-Hampton Springs Pullman Ping car line will be changed to Atlanta-Albany sleeping car f on the following schedule: SOUTHBOUND Atlanta A. B. & A 10:30 P. M. Cordele G. S. W. & G 5:30 A. M. Albany G. S. W. & G 6:50 a. M. NORTHBOUND Albany G. S. W. & G. 10:15 l*. M. Cordele A. B. & A 11:55 P. M. Atlanta A. B. & A 6:10 A. M. Passengers leaving Atlanta at 10:30 P. m. and Albany at 10:15 By.occupy sleeping cars as early as 9:00 P. M. Passengers ar- ■^ng Atlanta at 6:10 a. m. and Albany at 6:50 a. m. may remai sleeping cars as late as 7:30 A. M. Secure further information from W. W. Croxton, Genrral ssenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. Subscribe for the Post-Search Light, Cash Corn Market Yy E are affording the farmers of this ' ' section a market for sound white milling corn either shelled or in the ear, shucked, and are paying liberal prices. CALL OP. WRITE THE Flint River Milling Company BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA We call attention to the ad vertisement of Mr. W. J. Brady in this issue. Mr. Brady is lo cated in the store formerly oc cupied by J. M. Laing and his entire stork is new. Having just gone into the business he has no old stuff to get rid of and his line is fresh, well select ed and tasty. Mr. Brady has been an active salesman be hind the counter for a number of years past and he is intima tely acquainted with the trade and knows its very need. He has two very splendid sugges tions in his advertisement this week. KINKY HAIR up ioy v.-ijr I *\u‘. *.». Yoon truly, CLUA GitE.iR. * Don't let tome fake Kink Remover f'>ol you. You really can’t straighten your hair until it’s nice and long. That’a what QUININE POMADE does, remove* Dandruff, feeds the Roots of the hair, and makes it ictjW long, aoft and •ilky. After using a few time, >ou cm teli the difference, and after a litt.e while it will be so pretty and long that you cun fix it up to suit you. If Eaalanto don't do we claim, we will give your money back. 25c by mail on receipt of stamps or coin. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Writ. Var PirtlnJvt. KXtUNTO MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Os. J. W. Jeter and |wife of near (Climax were in the city Monday several hours shopping. Hon. T. Mitchell Hines of At- tapulgus was in the city this week working on the jury. W. J. Prigden of Eldorendo was among the out of town visitors here this week. G. W. J. Barber of Donalson- ville was in the city several days this week attending the session of city court. Mr. W. S. Strong of Blakely was in the city a short while Sunday. Mrs. Henry Cassady of Cuth- bert spent several days last week the guest of Mrs. G. C. Butler. Cash paid for Second- Hand Bicycle frames at the Bicycle Hospital. Rov Sullivan spent a few days in the city this week on his way to the northwest where he will make his future home. Ellington AV illis left Monday afternoon for Athens where he is attending the University of Georgia. Edwin Perry left Monday for Athens to enter the Uniuersity for the year 16 and 17. J. W. Napier, of Climas was among the citizens over the early part of the week attending court. Julian Hodges of Donalson- ville was in the city a short while the forepart of the week. M. S. Guilford and family were in the city a short while the early part of the week. Send your Sick or Dead bicycle to the Bicycle Hos pital, 211 Water Street. We bring ‘em to life. Miss Bernice Donalson, of Gy rene was in the city a short while Friday morning. Miss Buck, a charming young lady, of Apalachicola has been spending several days in the city with Mrs. W. H. Russell. Back to hunting and fishing lies now Reuben, it is more inter esting than campaign lies any way old boy. Attention is called to the ad vertisement of the Ladies Shop in this issue as they have some very especial offers in their list. There were quite a bunch of Fair Boosters over from Donal- sonville this week and they are going to pull off a big one sure as you live. When Donalsonville goes out after a thing she us ually brings home the bacon. The cool snap the last day or two put ginger in business and the merchants of this city are real busy. Bainbridge has gotten down to her fall stride and busi ness is picking up in all quarters. Cotton selling right along and folks getting more and more cheerful. The advertising merch ant is reaping the harvest while the drone is losing ground. When you feel run down at the heel, at outs with the en tire world and mad as the mis- cheit and dont know what you are mad about, you really want to go to an old fashioned one- ringed circus where you can see it all from the monkey to the clown. Wanting to see a cir cus is not a failing, it is just a disease and a bad one at that. MUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. Elmer Belcher spent several days in Atlanta this week. Messrs. W. L. Miller and A. Cook of Attapulgus spent Mon day in the city attending City court. P. U. Moore of near Climax was in the city the lore part of the week attending court. The friends of Z. Kobern will be glad to learn that he is out and at his work after a serious illness of six weeks. Mose Fingerhut, a former citizen of Bainbridge was in the city a short while this week. J. L. Taylor of Attapulgus was in the city a short while this week attending City Court. Mr. J. M. Laing is spending a tew davs in Baltimore and eastern points of interest. Cash paid for Second hand Bicycle frames at the Bicycle Hospital. Mr. Tom Roberts of Donalson ville, was in the city early Satur day morning on business. Roland Bower is smiling over the arrival of a new girl at his home. Hon. Byron Bower atter a ramble around the county with old friends and acquaintances for a few days left for Atlanta this week. Prof. J. F. Thomason after an illness of several days last week is back on the job at the school. O. M. Tillis and a party of friends from Havana, were in the city a short while Friday on business. Dr. Spence and Dr. Perry ol Camilla were Friday afternoon visiters to this city. Send your Sick or Dead bicycle to the Bicycle Hos pital, 211 Water Street. We bring ‘em to life. Messrs. Lane, Reynolds and Garwood, were in the city Fri day advertising the Southwest Georgia Fair. They say that things will be there that have never been seen here or here abouts. Mr. A. J. Callahan left Thurs day night for Tupelo, Miss., where he will spend a while with his daughter Mrs. Chalfant and then he and Mrs. Callahan will go to Lookout Mountain for a few days vacation. Hons. John R. Wilson, M. E. O’Neal and C. W. Wimberley went up to Camilla Wednesday night on a short trip. The work on the Hospital is going on rapidly and it will be only a short while before it is completed. The location seems ideal for that kind of an institu tion and when finished it will be an edifice worth the admiration of everybody. Blumey says that it is time to take in that old straw hat, it is "agin” the law to wear it another day more especially as they have their line of No Name and Stet son hats in and ready to supply the fellow that is trying to crib on the season. The window of Blumenstein Willis and Company show just what they are. Have you seen the line this fall? MiTl^OMAcW Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxication, Yellow Jaun dice, Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from Stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owe their complete re covery to Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. Unlike any other for Stomach Ailments. For sale by Druggists everywhere. CD CO ad 5 CO CD ft “5E* p CD 3 3 CL isr Z cfq* go ar I 1 1 5" i i i U1 M <2 d C. ZT. P ja -o fD te o 3 fD cT o PC cn o t "d -• Cr c> ►2. o .* fD C/3 o 5 ta p • 3 cr 2. Q_. CKJ fD 2 a * ■< © i jr n r* o 3 c« . « < © "0 3 © £. X) rr ft < SL a •< H 3- r* © «i a » s * r i