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allahan Theatre I i •ip IdAY, OCTOBER 27th. ling to Bainbridge fhe Season’s Opening Attraction FALL J. W. Tomilson Says* He Had Given Up All Hope, But Takes Tanlac and Is Back to Farming. OF A OPEN SEASON AND BAC LIMIT, GEORolA GAME LAWS AS REVISED 1916 ••• ATION THOMAS DIXON’S itest Film Story. Special Symphony )rchestra. Entire Musical Score by Victor Herbert This is Dixon's Sequel to k he Fall of a Nation” Being the First Million Dol lar Picture. production consuming two years of work in its Completion •» < exact same picture as shown in New York and Chicago at $2 prices. The Callahan Theatre fers both Matinee and Night Perfor mance at Matinee Prices wer floor . 75c and $1.00 alcony . . 25c, 50c and 75c All Seats Reserved. “I was so sick and played out I had to give up my work on the tarm and came to Birmingham three weeks ago to spend the rest of my days in the Confed erate Veteran’s Home. I didn’t think I’d ever be much good any longer, but when I got there I got to taking Tanlac, and sir, you may believe me or not, but the [medicine made me feel so much better and stronger that I am getting ready to go back to my old home in Shelby and go to farming again.” The above remarkable state ment was made by J. W. Tomil son, age 73, Westover, Shelby county, Ala. Mr. Tomilson is a well-known Confederate vete ran, having served three years with Brigadier General Wright. He has lived in Shelby since the end of the war. “I've been a tarmter all my life,” continued Mr. Tomiison, ‘‘and always enjoyed good health up until last summer,, when a bad attack of grippe and fever completely knocked me out and I haven’t been well since. My strength left me and my health slipped away before I knew it. I couldn’t eat or sleep to amount to anything, was terribly nerve- ous, couldn’t take interest in anything and finally got to where I had to give up work on the farm. I took all kinds of medicine, but nothing helped me and I was going down hill all the time. “A lady in Shelby county told me that Tanlac had helped her wonderfully and I promised her when I left home that I would tiy the medicine when I got to Birmingham. I carried out my piomise and am mighty glad I did. I bought a bottle and it helped me so much that when I finished taking it I got an other. I’ve taken[ three bottles in all and 1 tell you. its wonder ful what the medicine has done for me. I feel stronger and better than 1 have felt in years, eat and sleep a plenty, am full of life and energy and it does me good to know that in a few days I’ll be back on the old farm at work again. “I know I’m getting up in years, but I believe this Tanlac medicine has put me on my feet and that I am good for a good many years longer. From what Tanlac had done for me I’m satisfied it’s the best medi cine in the world.” Tanlac is sold in Bainbridge exclusively by Willis Drug Co., in Donalsonville by the Palace Drug Co; Climax by the Climax Pharmacy; Iron City, by Strick land & Cordell; Brinson, by H. B. Harrell Supply Co; Babcock, Ga, by Babcock Bros. Lumber Company; Eldorendo, Ga., J. L. Smith. Quail, Nov. 20th to March 1st. 25 in one day. Doves, Aug. 1st to 31st and Nov’ 20th to March 1st. 25 in one day. Wild Turkeys, either sex, Nov. 20th to March 1st. 2 in season. Cat Squirrels, Oct. 1st to March 1st. 15 in one day. Deer, either sex, Oct. 1st to Dec. 1st. 2 in season. Summer or Wood Duck, Sept. 1st to Jan. 1st. 25 in one day. Migratory Duck, Sept. 1st to April 20th. 50 in one day. Woodcock, Dec. 1st to Jan 1st. 25 in one day. Plovers, Nov. 20th to March 1st. 25 in one day. Marsh Hens. 25 in one day. Snipe, Dec. 1st to May 1st. 25 in one day. Open season National Law furnished upon request. County License $100 State License $300 Non-Resident License... .$15,00 5 10 2 O Cheap Money Si°| 0 On Farm Loans for $2,000 and over we are now in position to offer money at 5|*| # . No charge for inspection. Now is the Time to Finance tor the Coming Year CUSTER & BARBER Opposite Court House Bainbridge, Ga. 6°. FARM LOANS 6 # Loans on improved farms in South Georgia promptly made at lowest rates and best terms. Call on or write us stating your needs. ■' ■- '-'-'WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY== Barrow Loan & Abstract Co. ‘‘The Biggest Farm Loan Concern In Southwest Georgia.” PELHAM, GEORGIA. For Sale or Exchange I am in the city for a short while and will while here offer for quick sale on easy terms, several homes on good locations. The terms olfered will afford a man an easy way to own his home by letting the rent help buy it. I can be seen at Mrs. D. D. Boozer’s on Florida St. Mrs. C. Lichenstader. RECTORS QUALITY Estrayed Notice I have taken [up at my place one Bay mare mule. Came to my farm Aug. 25. The owner can get same by identifying expense. Five mile South of Climax. O. A. FULLER. NOW OPEN The swelled Cafe of any in the southern part of the state. A nice place for nice people to eat. Everything entirely new and clean. All dishes served promptly and up to date. Prices in keeping with the hard times. Service of the very best. Eat with uS once and you &ay with us always. Rectors duality Cafe The New Place Belcher Block T / ^ * and Bad Colds are caused by germs, go* I ^ ^ jQuick relie r take The Giant Grip Germ KiJr* — Johnson’s Tonic X&fi mnd M)r. and rabbin 2P fiUCHANAN-MGNAIR The marriage of Miss Annie May Buchanan and Mr. W. O. McNair of Albany Sunday after noon was an item of interest to the friends of the "young lady in Bainbridge and section. The wedding occurred at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs. T. N. Buckner and immediately after tne wedding the couple left for Albany where they will make their future home. Mr. McNair being a young business man of that city. Miss Annie May was one of the well loved young ladies of the city and all her friends wish for her all happiness and prosperity. A Want Ad in The Post- Search Light bring results FOR SALE The Avirett Estate at Public Outcry at Bainbridge, Ga., on the Last Tuesday in Oc tober at the Court House Real Estate For Homes or Investment. 550 acres of land in the Fowlstown Dis trict, right in the heart of the great Su matra Tobacco Ridge. The residence lays just one mile from depot, less than a mile from a good school and splendid church and in a most fertile section. 40 acres of pecans, bearing each year a crop worth from $400 to $500 with pros pect of increase in yield. 250 acres in cultivation, 6 good tenant houses, two large tobacco barns, all the out houses necessary. -- --- Parties will See or Address A. AVIRETT QUINCY, FLORIDA.