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STORE OF QUALITY PURE FOOD GROCERY 4 Pike;s Ai*b tickles ,<,- j '*"-5 ,4r gr i-.- ■. *■* jrvdr LX jL v* k ' w ‘iit, C b r T^j^ Tl ?*-, "i*< k-4 , i *-' r A ’■ ff mnmr ; --;5 ® >■. '44 pit ', ** y ML. J 9. .Si KL ,1. S, J&-. ■ £** 4 Doz Best Jar Rob bers 25 ets J. B. frfiomas : SOCIAL NEWS : PERSONAL Miss Exie Ham has returned from Athens. Mr. J. T. Fletcher will spend Friday in Atlanta. Miss Esta Gurr is the guest nf-Mts—W. T. Scarbrough. Mrs. Tspyy Bond, of Mcßae vis ited relatives here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Winn and children have returned to Cullo* den. Revs. .T. S. Lewis and W. Wal stein McCord wore in the city Monday. Mrs. L. W. Houser, of Elko, in the guest this week of Miss Nina Harris. Hi Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fletcher and family are at the camp ground for ten days. Mrs. Ernest Dop, of Griffin, spent several days of the week with Mrs. C. R. Gresham. Mr. J. W. Nichols, of Abbe ville. S. C., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Nichols. Mrs. C. E. Eubanks and son, Wilbur, of Elko, were guests Tuesday of Mrs. W. A. Harris. Miss Davie Fletcher has re- j turned from a ten days visit to, Mrs. H. 11. Patrick in Conyers. Miss Ruth Benedict has return ed to Cordele, after a very pleas ant visit to Miss Minnie Brown mz. Messrs. Dean EzelV-aud R. R. Powell, of Montieello were'week-- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Watson. Mrs. IT. W. Nallev, of Forsyth and Mrs. Sherrod Gidding, of Mont'cello, were guests Tuesday of Mrs. S. P. Nk-ltfc’.s. Miss Lois Dow d-Ie, 1 of • Ath state canning club demonsuMor. was the guest part of the \vtek of Mrs. C. A. Butner.’ Mr. and Mrs. .J. 11. McKibben, Margaret McKibben and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hurt spent Thursday in Macon with Mr. L R. Akin. Mr. and Mrs. J. I’. Me Bryant move this week into the cottage on Indian Springs street, recent ly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sams. Miss Mamie Kate Watson is attending a house party, given by her aunt, Mrs. W. M. Bradley in Adrian. She wjll spend two , weeks and upon her return she , will visit in Macon, , Mrs. J. 0. Meridetb was called to Grffin, Monday, on account of 1 the death ot her sister-in-law, Mrs. F. H. Weaver. Mrs.Weav ! or was before her marriage, Miss ■ Pattie Carden. Miss Ruby Culpeper, of Irwin ton, Dr. Deggins and daughters and Mr. Dixon, of Dudley, mo ' torsd to Jackson and Indian j Springs Monday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore while in Jackson. Dr. Duggins [and daughters are at Indian S Springs for a week. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Program for Sunday. Aug. 8 I t a. in. Dr. VanDeventer will preach. Subject: “The Sin That Is N t Counted." The Pa. lor i in the pulpit every Sunday and he hopes the members whore main at home will be in the pews 9:30 Bible School. What has become of the large number be longing to the Baraca class? The teacher is on hand. Where are the members? Bp. ni. The congregations will worship with the Presbyter ian church and Rev. Olin King will, preach. Take Cut The Ashes t ’romiifU Awe Jo_ tlw rircuintkm in j the system of noi-on nuvU yflyte pro <inots pint slioulii I>t> removed ittiiO Vka., lilo.nt by Uio k4m'y-. If th<\ n ttre not removed the tire dies ,m<l the machinery stops. So with the va-tu prodw.t- of the system. Folev Kkinoy pills help tire kidney- jeiuovo the >v*i*K* rtfattot tlrut oSup es rneuniiUisiH. DViivclcs, TUe Owl PhttrimiQ’. tuiv Kiogans Break fait Bacon 28c. Paul Nolen & Cos. MUL E S We want to buy two good sound mules 6 to 8 years old weighing 1000 to 1050 pounds. S-6-lt Buttrill Bros. HEME IX IS THE MEW PRICE Feed Touting Car Ford Runabout $440 $390 f. o. b. Detroit fi. o. b. Detroit FREIGHT $32.90 Outtrill Brothers, Agts Jackson, Georplo SEVERE STORM STRIKES JACKSON SOME DAMAGE REPORTED Electrical Display Centers Over City Jackson was visited by one of the worst electrical storms in years, Wednesday afternoon. A considerable number of trans formers were burned out and th<f telephone service badly crippled. Mr. W. E. Merck, superinten dent of the municipal plant, re ceived a severe shock when a holt hit close to the power plant and ran into the substation on the high voltage wires, knocking out the lightning arresters. Mr. Merck, was sitting in the power house, was knocked out of a chair and thrown several feet to the floor, suffering a sprain in his neck. A mule was knocked down at the Coca Cola plant by the same bolt. Lightning struck Mrs. J. W. McCord’s barn, though the dam age was light. SIIEKIFF’S SAGE Georgia, Bull'- tVumy. Will be .sold on the lirst 'Hues, lav in r>?pu?mbcr, next, :il public outcry at-, the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, lo the highest bidder for cash, the following descri bed property, to-wit: Ope house and lot in the town of. Flotilla, Ga., said county, hounded us follows: On north by lands of Green Bland; on east by lands of Heard estate: on south by lot of Frank Head and on west by lotof Grover McClendon, containing two (i!) 1 acres. Said property levied on as the prop erty of Josephine ('iinipbel! to satisfy an "it era ad. ‘31.00 Trip /•\ m TrfH- ' A 1 a A".-s- On Svirtcliiys Until September 12, 1915 Southern railway 1 /i is sold only in Carbon-1 I ated bottles. It is always I f uniform, pure, whole-I I some —refreshing. J I “In a Bottle J I Through a Straw** J \ Chero-Cola of thefil ith dist rict of ..aid county in fayor off kcrokec !'• rhli/or Go. : must said Josephine said propor- I . ‘ i ■ ty being in ])...■ e- -. i n/.t iSjcp.u.K ' Campbell. T.cvy us:. ■*'B. M. Hal tawny [.. (’. and turae ! over to me for .sale. This Sill day of August, 1315. J,. >f. Cuawvokd, Sherill FOR RENT l Two connecting rorms with | kitchenette, suitable for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. J. W. Jones, West Third street. 3*&rd A SORE ENOUGH BARGAIN 90 Acres. 1 i-2 jitilea fro r, Jackson, at a bargal n. Terms. 485 teres cut in west Butts To. Will ;eH for $26.00 arid acre. 95 acres In Iron Spr tigs di?t* ;ct, fairly good improve ments.' WJI sell bo term:--. firm's ; n Henry county, ju-v over the fine Butts, one Nacres and 50 acres, will sell at a bargain Houics to Sell and keotjn Jackson. J..B.<iUTIr|RIEREALTV' . : 3i lVi V, jLal Estate and ii afiirg Ag-eutE Hari ness nniidtogT Jad sou, Oeord* Cures o>l Sores. Oliicr Remedies Won’t Cuts. The worst ta-■. '. no reciter if heir lons standing are erred by ti-e vicatri.-'l, old reliable Dr Porter s r.ntlsepiic Healing Oil. It reliever Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c. 50c. S' •'* SIXTH DISTRICT A. &. iVI. SCHOOL Barnesville, Georgia Fail Term Opens August 31, 1915 LITERATURE, MATHEMATICS AGRICULTURE, DOMESTIC SCIENCE MECHANICS A STATE SCHOOL NO TUITION The place to give your boys and girls a practical education at a nominal cost W. H. IVic&fscwell Principal ARCHITECTURE and COMMERCE Georgia Tech is educating young men for positions of usefulness, responsibility, and gower in industrial andbosiness life. Its graluates are trained to do as well as to know. Their success is the school’s greatest asset. Thorough courses, in Mechanics!, Electrical, Civil, Textile end Chcirical EaSmserinS, Chemistry, Architecture and CcmMcrce. New equipment, including a §200,000 Power Station and Engineering Laboratory for experimental and research work. For catalog address „ / FT, C. MATHESON, President. ATLANTA, GA. the Quinine Thet Does Mot Affect i?i3 He-3 Because of its tonic and laxative effect. TIVK IIROMO QUININE is t*ttert!isn ordinary Ouiniue and does not esnae nervousness nor ringing in head Remember the a^d look for the signature of fc. w. GUU.fc.