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TO HAVE A
Merry Ghristmas
you must see our line of Holiday Goods that are
n ow on display. We have everything that any
child or adult can want to make their holidays
complete. Our line of
Christmas Goods and Toys
are all open and ready for your inspection. No
better selected line will be offered this season
than ours and you will be wise to see them all,
every bit of them before you buy. We have them
properly laid out where you can see just exactly
what you are buying and we have protected you
from the prevailing high prices by buying
early and keeping in touch with the rises of the
market.
We wish you a Merry Xmas and
will help you get it.
E. J. Belcher Co.
Bainbridge, .... Georgia.
THE FARRAR LUMBER GO,
XJLT E desire to correct impression th&.t we &re burned out
amd out of the gfcme. We did hfcvek disastrous fire, losing
Planing Alill &nd Kilns, but solved our shed full of dressed stock
and our sa.w mill.
We hkve \dded numerous cars from our connections and
secured some eight hundred thousand feet at the plant of Stuart
Lumber Co., Brinson, and are no v better prepared to serve our
friends than at any time since ve come to Bainbridge.
We cater to local trade and at the same time are shipping
houses to Athens, Greece. Farrar’s are born Lumbermsn and
cant quit.
THE FARRAR LUMBER CO.
A Liquid Cold Cream For Skin Comfort
If you would keep your skin soft, white and free from
all roughness you should use
Rexall Cream of Almonds
A daintily perfumed, liquid Cold Cream, that is cleansing, sooth
ing, cooling ana healing and prevents chapping. It’s use renders face
and hands soft and velvety. Rexall Cream of Almonds is sold only
AT
Chrlich *Druy Company
The Store
I
ARE DOING TO HELP
FARMERS FIGHT WEEVIL
It is a part of the of the
county agents representing the
Georgia State College of Agri
culture and the United States
Depatment of Agriculture co
operatively to take the best
methods of combatting the rav
ages of the bpll weevil directly
to the farmers and their farms.
The excerpts below are taken
are taken from last week’s field
reports of two county agents go
ing to show something of the re
sults being accomplished.
Report of W. S. Childs, county
agent for Stewart county: “One
of my demonstrators, Mr. Eu
gene Thompson, had a five acre
field of cotton which had been
planted early, fertilized heavily
and worked fast. The weevils
invaded this field during the
rainy spell in spell in July and
damaged it eonsideraly. By con
stantly picking up the squares,
he kept them in check enough
to gather nearly a bale per acre
from this field. The rest of his
E lantation yielded only four
ales per plow where formerly
he got eight or ten.”
Report of C. C. Lewis, county
agent for Decatur county: “I
found one man this week who
worked in the old way, not be
lieving in the boll weevil fight,
who made only two and a half
bales on 75 acres. One of my
demonstrators reported he had
collected all his renters owed
him and every one had cleared
good money. All had plenty of
corn and meat and $150.00 to
$350 00 cash.”
The counties of southwest
Georgia who had . farm demon
strators show the results and
progress in the ginning report
where counties with the boll
weevil made as much cotton as
they did in 1915. It requires
diligence and work, with the
instruction of competent author
ities all of which we have in
Sumter. — Americus Times-Re-
corder, Nov. 15th.
BOSTON WOMAN REGCOM-
MENDIN8 it to HER FRIENDS
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Popular Boston Lady Says Tonoline H«
Proven a Godsend to Her.
It is always interesting to
listen to the statements of our
friends and especially when you
know they are sincere and honest
in what they say. Added inter
est is created in a statement
coming from one who has spent
a lifetime in Boston, where she
is well known socially.
Such a person is Annie
Stewart, who resides in Boston
and is possesed of the respect
and confidence of her associates,
and is willing for anyone to call
on - verify the following signed
testimonial.
“I have suffered with stomach
trouble for the past seven years.
It took the form of indigestion
and dyspepsia. I had dizzy spells
and headaches and after I ate a
little food it would ferment
and cause gas to form in my
stomach. I had pains all over
my body and was chronically
constipated. My liver was torpid
and I felt generally miserable. I
had doctored and had been in
the hospital, but received no
permanent relief. I was so nerv
ous and restless that at night I
could hardly sleep. The gas
pressing under my heart caused
palpitation and when I arose in
the morning I was just as tired
as when I retired. About two
weeks ago I began to take to-
noline and I can truthfully state
that it has done wonders in my
case. I am feeling like a new
woman and can eat any kind of
food. I sleep the night through
and have no more aches or pains
in fact, it has cured me, and *
am recommencing it to all of
my friends, as it has been a Gcd-
send to me.”
All good druggists sell and
guarantee tonolme.
There are numerous symptoms
of this trouble that tonoline can
relieve. In fact any of the
following may denote affections
of the stomach: Indigestion, dy
spepsia, belching ot wind, bad
breathy sick throbbing headache,
poor circulation, night sweats,
that tired feeling, costiveness,
coated tongue or a poor complex
ion.
Caution:—As tonoline is re
commended as a flesh builder
those not wishing to increase
their weight 15 pounds or more
should not take it continuosly.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION FARES
=VIA-
A. B. & A. Railway
The A. B. & A. Railway will sell holiday excursion tick
ets to all stations on its line and to many other destinations
in the southeast. Tickets will be sold December 20th to 25tji
inclusive, and will bear return limit January lOtb, 1917.
Those persons contemplating holiday trips t o distant
points should call on ticket agent or write the undersigned
as far in advance as possible, so that full information may
be furnished and tickets made ready for their trip.
W. W. CROXTON
General Passenger Agent, A. B. & A. Railway, Atlanta, Cla.
CALLAHAN THEATRE
Friday, December 22nd
J. A. COBURN’S
Greater Minstrels
Bigger and ^better than Ever before.
Advancad to the front line in minstrelsy
6—BIG MINSTREL - VAUDEVILLE ACTS—6
Ford, Mack & Simons, Lynch & Boyne
Marvelous “TOLEDO” Letter Lucas
Eddie Clifford, Ragapation Quartette
Sensational “BUMP” Act
STARrUNG NEW ACTS
GEORGEOUS SCENIC DISPLAY
NEW SONGS, NEW JOKES
CHARLEY GANG
.WITH THE
MillionaireHunt Club In India
Prices 25c to $1.00
RIDE A
Bainbridge Made Bicycle
Half the Price of Others
Our Factory Man Makes 'em to order, builds
Bicycles from the ground up, restores SICK and
CRIPPLED BICYCLES to sound working basis and
raises DEAD WHEELS to life. /
Its AU in the Knowing How,
in the mastery of our trade, that wins public con
fidence, gets the business and produces results.
Bring or send your sick or dead Bicycle to the
best equipped REPAIR SHOP in South Georgia.
Bicycles and Accessories
A Smashing, Bran-new stock of Foreign and
Bainbridge-made Bicycles, Tires, and all Accessories
at BOTTOM PRICES for CASH or TIME payments.
Baby Carriage Tires and Repairs
The Bicycle Hospital
211 Water St.
Bainbridge, Ga
Phone 290>