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Announcing One of the Most Important Cin
ema Events of the Present Season
Vice Exposed
“The worst evil which destroys
character and life is vice. Eve
ry boy and girl should under
stand the dangers, and be pre
pared to meet them. Study
this picture, "The little Girl
Next Door’’. It represents the
truth. It shows methods em
ployed to trap young girls into
a vicious life and emphasizes
the necessity of young people
being told of the dangers ahead.
It’s a great moral sermon.”—
Arthur Bun-age Farwell, head
of Chicago Law and Order
League.
“The UTTLEGIRLNEXT DOOR"
A Stirring Photoplay Based on the Report of the Illinois Vice Commission
Saturday, Dec. 23rd
COMING
HERE
Matinee and Night
The Callahan Theatre
Service to Nation
Virginia Brooks Washburn the
well-known Chicago social
worker, says: “This picture
presents the problem of the
girl di lit in a manner so strik
ing and effective as to make it
of inestimable value in the cam
paign for morality.
“Every father, every mother
should see it in order that thev
may recognize the cunnirgnji.
falls that are set for the feet
of young girls in a great city
Only those of us who have
been m the thick of the battle
against the white slavers can
appreciate how great a service
to the nation has been render
ed by the producers of this
picture.”
Starring Warda Howard and Darwin Karr and a cast of Essanay Players, Supported by Vice-President
Thomas R Marshall, Speaker Champ Clark, Congressman Jas. R. Mann, father of the “Mann White Slave Act,”
Governor Dunne of Illinois and many other prominent officials, welfare workers and newspaper writers.
This picture is being shown in legitimate theatres in the large cities of the North and East to the larg
est crowds that have ever witnessed motion pictures. In several cities “The Little Girl Next Door” has prov
en a greater drawing card than “The Birth of a Nation” shown in the same Theatres.
No Children Admitted Unless Accompanied By Parents
PARENTS
You should see this play. It
will open your eyes to teaching
your daughters the fundamen
tal truths of life before they are
led astray through ignorance.
ADMISSION
Although being shown in the East at 50c
to $1.50, our admission will be
25 Cents
Hours of Showing
Continuous from 3 P. M.
to 41 P. M.
Saturday, Dec. 23rd
GIRLS
None of you are too old to
see “THE LITTLE GIRL
NEXT DOOR,” and learn its
great lesson. It may save you
a lifetime of misery.
mmmmm&mpersonai locals
You Want Your Child, to Be=
come a Success Commer
cially And Socially.
With that end in view you give him the best
education you can afford. Besides education, his
health must bo taken care of; for, with good health
and a good education, all the chances for success are
in his favor. One of the main essentials of good
health is sound teeth. This is an assertion that is
backed up by every known authority, and I will keep
on repeating it until every parent in Bainbridge and
Decatur county awakens to the necessity of having
the children’s teeth looked after.
Sound teeth are conductive to good health.
Bring the children in today for free examina
tion.
DR. H. F. HAMIL
HAM1L BUILDING BAINBRIDGE. GA
Seen from the Photo Drama
“The Little Girl Next Door”
which plays at the Callahan Theatre Dec, 23rd.
Hon and Mrs P. S. Cummings
and daughters were in the city
a short time Monday afternoon.
FOR RENT—Rooms furnished
for light house keeping. Phone
237.
Mr. Steve Miller of near Brin
son was one of the farmers from
that section that was in the city
this week attending court.
Mr. Duncan Curry of Climax
was in the city a short while
Tuesday morning. i
Break your Cold or La- j
Grippe with a few doses
of 666.
The Banks all have state-!
ments in this issue and their
deposits show up splendidly for
this time of the year.
Mr. J. E. Roberson returned
this week from Orlando, Fla.,
where he was called by the ill
ness of his father.
Earnest Graves of Daytona
Beach, Fla., was in the city for
a few hours last Friday.
The A. M. C., met with Miss
Florence Buckner last Tuesday
afternoon. Those present were:
Vivian Brooks, Evelyn Ellis, Gen-
viee Bell, Grace Halstead, Louise
Hardage and Florence Buckner.
After the sewing delighful
refreshments were served and
before going home roasted
marsmellows were enjoyed.
Miss Frances Kwilecki is build
ing a very pretty bungalow on
Academy avenue and the
building was designed by Willie
Kwilecki.
Captain Harvard and family of
Jakin were over in their car last
Sunday to hear the band concert.
W. C. Perry of Moultrie was
in the city a short while this
week on a little business visit.
Judge E. Cox, of Camilla
spent Friday in the city on busi
ness and with friends.
J. L. Dickenson of Donalson-
ville was in the city Sunday
afternoon taking in the band
concert.
ALLIANCE DOTS
Miss Fairy Lou Dean was
driving the Ford last Sunday.
Earnest Dean attended the
candy pull at the home ot Mr.
and Mrs. W. 0. Dollar Saturday-
night.
Misses Ruby Singleton and
Elizabeth Taylor were in Bain
bridge shopping Friday.
Messrs. Earnest and Lonnie
Dean attended the dance at W.
R. Horn’s last Thursday night.
Miss Fairy Lou Dean has re
turned home after spending a
while near Camilla.
Georgia, Decatur County,
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th, day of January 1917, the under
signed will apply to His Honor, W.
M. Harrell, • Judge of the Superior
Court of said County, for leave to sell
the following property of his ward,
Theo Lashley, a minor child, to wit:
A one Fiftieth undivided interest in
the estate of Adam Dollar, deceased,
which consists of Fifty (50) acres of
land in the Southwest corner of land
lot Number Three Hundred and
Five (305) and One Hundred
and High teen (118) acres of
land in land lot Number Two Hundred
and Fifty-six (256), all in the llith,
District of Decatur County, Oeorgia.
Said property to be sold at private
sale for the purpose of maintenance
and education of petitioner's ward.
Urken N. 1’oli.ock, Guardian.
It Is True
that the unusual sale of a remedy
is the best evidence of its merit.
RADt MARK
RHEUMATISM POWDERS
are guaranteed to give relief
from rheumatism. They are un
usually large sellers. Sold only
by us, 50c and $1.00.
MILLS PHARMACY
Callahan Bldg. Bainbridge, Ga.
Scrap Iron and Junk
There is money for you in junk
that you will otherwise throw away,
If you have a lot of old junk that is
in your way let us know, bring it to
us and we will pay you a good price
for it. A good chance to get mon
ey that you did not expect. Bring
it to us and get a little extra change
for your holiday needs. A few dol
lars more than you figured on will
help.
Bainbrigde Metal Gi
S. J. MYERS, Manager.
Yard, near the Laundry.
6°* FARM LOANS 6.
Loans on improved farms in South Georgia prompt j.
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 Geureia-
PELHAM, GEORGIA.