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aCMflSMHSHM ttHNRHHffNnB i§ A Child’s Happy Smile S Should never be marred by decayed, worth less ‘‘first teeth.” Bad “baby” teeth spoil a child’s looks, pre pare the way tor future ill health and almost invariably affect the condition of the second or permanent teeth. Your child’s smile will be all the brighter if you let me keep the ‘ baby” teeth in good con dition. Examination Free. DR. H. F. HAMIL { HAMIL BUILDING / BAINBRIDGE. GA ^ ftatStSHSHBSM $2.80-Round Trip-$2.80 TO VALDOSTA, GEORGIA ======= VI A—: - = = Atlantic Coast Line Railway *The Standard Railroad ol the South’ Account Georgia-Florida Fair OCTOBER 24TH-28TH. Agricultural Exhibits and Poultry Show—Num erous Attractions and Amusements. Tickets on sale October 23rd to 2Sth inclusive, Limited to reach original starting point returning prior to mid-night October 30th 1916. For further information call on or write H. M,!l DYKES, Ticket Agent A. C. L. Ry. Bainbridge, Georgia. FOR SALE If you want a nice Farm of 125 acres in a good neighborhood close to a school and churches, it will pay you to investigate. This place is partly improved 34 acres cleared and fenced, practically no waste land. Don’t let the price scare you off for it is a fertile place and will bear invest igation. If this place is sold within the next 30 days I will take $8.00 -per acre for it. If you have as much as $500 cash come on and look it over it dont cost you a cent to see it. £|> D. D. SmitH w Attapulgus, . . . Georgia. lautbnfigg Mortal Doings Among Those That See and Know. BY SELENE 1*+ J Harry McCaskill entertained Wednesday evening with a de lightful picnic at Red Bluff. In honor of Miss Ruth Hines who left on Thursday for her home in Jacksonville after spending the summer with her grand mother Mrs. C. Newsome. Those invited were: Misses Elinor Brooks, Miriam McLellan, Estell Dorsey, Ruth Hines, Floreed Randell of Madison, and Cora Clark, Messrs. Owen Fields, Battle, Joe Solina, A. C. Soule, Lloyd Rich. The first cane grinding of the season was enjoyed Wednesday evening when a party of fourteen went to Brinson as the guests of Mr. Carlile Holder. His guests were: Misses Cecil Harrell, Katherine Chestnut, Mable Mud- dock, Jewel Smith, Jesse Whaite of Cyrene, Anna Smith, Louise Tucker, and Nelle Whaite, Messrs. Herbert Harrell, Charlie Chestnut, Willie Kwilecki, Fred White and Ralph Kwilecki. Mrs. M. T, Sollar of Lanark, Fla., was honor guest at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon given by Mrs. H. S. Richardson. Mrs. Walter Perry won first prize and Mrs. Sollar was presented with the guest prize. Those playing were: Mesdames E. J. Perry, W. H. Krause, Gordon Chason, S. S. Brinson, Walter Perry, and Mrs. Sollar and Miss Stella Nussbaum. The Junior Aid gave a large reception at the home of Mrs. Parker Wednesday afternoon, all other church societies were invited. About fifty guests were invited. About fifty guests were present. The School Girls entertained Friday evening at the home of Miss Sadye DesVergers in honor of theThomasville Football team. Misses Lucille Connor, Agnes Moore, Francis Wagner, Gladys Hooten Sadie Des Vergers served punch. Progressive conversation was enjoyed by all present. Those from Thomasville were Messrs, Julian Scott, Charlie Conforts, Heath Nandore, Roy Wade, Ralph Upchurch, Lamar McCary, and Ben Woods, Others present were Misses Elizabeth Gaines, Lucille Connor, Russell Robinson> Sadye DesVergers, Jewell Smith, Agnes Moore, OIna Belcher, Francis Wagnor, Mary Lee Parker, Gladys Hooten, Emmie Mayes, Kathleen Gains, Annie Morrow of Cuthbert, Orion McLellan, Messers Evans Belcher, Ramsey Crom, William Carr, Jennings Rich, Wheeler Davis, Joe Lane, Eugene Mayes, Fort Callahan, Arthur Dorsey, Archie Rabertson, Charlie McCaskill, Clark Gurley, Conrad Buckner, Windell Helton and Ross Rich. Mrs. Melvin Nussbaum enter tained with a stag party Monday evening in honor of Mr. Melvin Nussbaum. Those attending were: Messrs. Joe McDuffie, Lewis Cliett, Carl Led Senter, P. R. Bonnsler of New York, Perd Brown of Jacksonville, H. L. Gans, L. A. Friedman, and Dr. H. F. Hamil. Mrs. Clarence Everette of At lanta arrived Saturday to spend some time with with relatives here. Mrs. Tinley returned Wednes day after spending two weeks with her sisters in Dublin, Ga. Mrs. Ben Ehrlich spent Friday in Valdosta. mm Read? are the Forman Farm Loans. Ten years time, annual instalments if desired, and reasonable rates. Write or see me for in formation. R. G. Hartsfield, Bainbridge, Ga, Mrs. E. J. Perry is spending some time in New York. Misses Lila and Julia Chason has returned after spending a week in Atlanta. Mrs. T. J. Hornsby and daugh ters are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Hornsby in Newnan, Ga. Mrs. H. S. Richardson and son left Monday to spend several months in Gainsville, Ga., and Baltimore, Md. Mrs. G. N. Lewis has returned to her home in Eufala. Ala., after a pleasant visit to her daughter Mrs. Raland Bower. Mrs. Herman McArthur will arrive this week to be the guest of her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Chason, until after the Chason- Bell wedding, which takes place on the 25th, of this month. Miss Floreed Randell who has been the attractive and popular guest of her si9ter Mrs. S. S. Brinson for the summer, return ed to her home in Madison, Fla., on Tuesday. Miss Daisey Binford of Phili- delphia, Penn., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gurley for two weeks. Mr. Robert May and Max Kwilecki left Monday for Atlanta to take in the Southern Fair. They motored thru the country in Max Kwilecki’s Cadallic. MRS. HOUSE-KEEP Can You Afford to Ma Them When we Sell Yo Stone’s Fruit Cakes at such low prices and in any size that you wish. You don’t have to put so much money out to just get a touch or a taste of Fruit Cake, STONE’S Fruit Cak Are too well known in flavor and cook ing for us to spend any time introducing them. They have been on the market for many years and saved many house wives tears of vexation over a failure to get the cake just right. The cake you get from us is right, in right proportion, fruits and they add glory to the Christ mas or Thanksgiving dinner. They are so convenient that now the house use them for wives Every Special Occasi Mr. and Mrs. John E. Donald son of Jakin have been spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. John McLendon. Mrs. M. T. Sollar arrived Wednesday to be the guest of her mother Mrs. Walter Perry- Mrs. C. B- Scott, Mrs. H. Boland and son Harrv and Miss Lyda Green motored to Doeiun Tuesday to spend three days with friends. Mrs. S. S. Brinson and daugh ter left Tuesday for Gainsville, where they will spend three weeks. Mrs. Preston Jackson of Tampa Fla., is visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Chason. See just what a cake will cost you baked at home, see what we will sell you a Stone’s for and then see how much you have saved in money, patience and worry You cant afford to miss using them. The City Grocery Co. Sapp Bros. Pho No, Phone 147 BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA FOR SALE One house and lot corner Shot- well and River Streets, lot runn ing back to Bruton St, also one 35 foot gasoline boat now near completion, also nice large shop and wood house, will sell at a bargin. Apply to M. L. Martin, the Plumber. Mr. and Mrs. Herman wise returned to Thomasville, ’ after spending the week-end with Mrs. ] convenences, Leo Wise. I Fleming. House to Rent. 6 Room house on Broughton St. All modern Apply to W. O Ask for and Get Skinner THE HIGHEST QUALITY EGG N00DL9 36 fhff Recipe Book Free SKINNER MFG.C0..0MAHA.II LARGEST MACARONI FACT0AY IN AMEBKA A Want Ad in The P< Search Light bring rest We Want a Business Man A business man who has selling ability. The man we want may be in the automobile business now; he may be in some other business; he may be a farmer; he may be retired. * Whoever he is or whatever may be his occupation, we want him if he can fulfill the conditions of our proposal. We are in search of a real, live, wide-awake man, who has had business training, who has some capital, who can sell Maxwell Motor Cars. We are represented in almost 3000 of the leading cities and towns of the United States, and our dealers are prosperous and happy- They should be, and will continue to be, for the Maxwell Car is the unquestioned leader of its class. It is a car for which there is a nation-wide and growing deman —because it represents more real value, dollar for dollar, kr.a any other car in the world. We have no dealer in this locality. We want one immediate:y. Our representative will call and explain the details of a ve.y attractive proposition. Anyone interested should inquire at once. Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation Touring Car *595 Detroit, Mich. One Chassis F. O. B. Detroit Five Body Styles Roadster *580 F. O. B. Detroit All Model* Completely Equipped—No Extra* to Boy