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LOOK-BIG TIME IH COCHRAN ALL THIS WEEK CARNIVAL AND STREET FAIR THE BIG GEORGIA PLANTATION MINSTRELLS Latest Songs, Jokes and Dance, a Laugh from Start to Finish The Electric Girl Show—Something New and Instructive MONSTER $10,000.00 MERRY-GO-ROUND With Big Automatic Organ, the Finest on the Road And plenty of other games and amusements—ail clean and moral. * COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME MITCHELL AMUSEMENT COMPANY We are ail Georgia Krakers ROUTE FIVE ITEMS Mr. E. H. Smith went to town Monday. Miss Ruth Smith spent Sunday with Miss Ethel Wentz, Mr. Morgan Floyd spent Sunday, with Mr. Rufus Smith. Miss Ethel Wentz spent Saturday uijght with Miss Ruth Smith. Mr. Fletcher Brannon w'as seem going towards Cochran Monday. Mrs. J. W. Hobbs spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. M. C. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. I, B. Wentz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hinson. Mr. W. It. Key has moved into our settlement. We welcome you Mr. Key. Mr. and Mrs. John Benson are all smiles over the arrival of a tine baby boy. Mr. W. H. Berryhill spent Sun day with his brother, Mr. J. T. Berryhill. Mrs. H. R. Smith and children spent Saturday evening with Mrs. A. 11. Smith. We regret very much to- see Mr. I. B. Wentz and family move out of our settlement. Messrs Joe Went* and Tommie Smith were seen wending their way towards Greston, Sunday. Mr. J. W. Simoons has accepted a position with J. E. Cook as sales man through Xmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Davidson, Mss. Emma Berryhill and family went to Cochran shopping, Satur day Messrs. J. M. Mobley and Mr. J. H. Hitchcock, of North G<eorgia, have moved into our settlement. We also welcome you all. Mr. W. C. Floyd, proprietor of the White Feather Farm, has ac cepted a position with J. M. Wynne through the Xmas holidays. We understand that Mr, Frank Ross is going to move into, our; set- What Red Cross Seals Help Do Every Red Cross Christmas Seal that is sold is a real bullet in the fight against tuberculosis. These seals last year helped to support thousands of needy tuberculosis pa tients and to give them a chance for life. They provided for many visit ing nurs.es, whose hundreds of thousands of visits brought instruc tion and cheer to numerous pa tients. They helped maintain dis pensaries in scores of cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific, where thousands of consumptive patients receive free treatment, aid and ad vice. They provided the means to purchase millions of copies of circu lars, pamphlets and other literature with which the public has been ed ucated about tuberculosis. They have established and help to main tain more than 150 open-air schools for children who needed open-air treatment. These are just a few of the ways in which the 5100,000 received last year was expended. This year 51,000,000 is needed. Surely every one can help by buy ing at least ten seals. NOTICE All creditors of the estate of S. L. Richardson laSe of Bleckey County, deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands to the under sigend according to law, and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. This Bth. day of December 1913- W. R, King, Administrator Cochran, Georgia. tlement. We will Ire glad to have you as our neighbor, Mr. Ross. We would ’.ike to make a brief mention of oui friend Mr. T. A. Norris. He is a first class farmer, having erected a fine two story building on his farm, and is also an excellent grain farmer with the latest patented machines for har vesting, ‘'Sunflowers.” THE COCHRAN JOURNAL, COCHRAN, GEORGIA- Chamber Commerce Doing Splendid Work Atlanta. Dec. 18.—*With organiz ers in Haralson, Walton, Butts and Houston counties forming penna nent county chambers of commerce this week, and with membership campaigns in full blast in Fulton, Bibb and Do Kalb counties, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce is just beginning to settle down to constructive work. A State-wide campaign for finances will be con ducted during the next few weeks, and it is hoped to have the big or ganization in tip-top shape by the first of February. Atlanta w ill clean up her cam paign for State Chamber of Com merce finances during the week be fore Christmas. Committees are being organized now, and it is ex peeted to raise §IO,OOO in the Gate City in addition to the $2,500 which has already been subscribed. Another membership campaign will be conducted simultaneously in Macon. Letters have been sent ont from the State Chamber's head quarters to bankers, manufacturers, cotton oil mill owners, and other large business concerns through tout the State urging them to join the State Chamber on a sustaining membership basis. Arrangements have been prcatic ally completed by President Charles J. Haden, of the State Chamber, for a meeting of the big truck growers of the State with represen tatives of the big commission houses of the country in Savannah on either January 20 or 21. This meeting will give added impetus to the solution of the marketing and distribution problem whibh is now confronting the farmers of Georgia. NOTICE All creditors of the estate of Mrs. Kemper - Peacock Thompson late of this County deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands, to the undesigned according to law, and all per sons indebted to said estate are required to make mmediate payment. This Bth day of Dec. 1913 J. P. & W. H. Peacock, Administrators. Cochran, Georgia. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS We have an assortment of useful and valuable presents, such as: Duplex Safety Razors in nice Christmas boxes, only 2 5c We have greatest bargains in Knive3, Forks and Spoons to be found. Silverware, Fire Sets, Aluminum Ware Coal Vases, Manicure Sets, Oil Stoves, Desk Sets, Infants’ Trunks, Cut Glass, Boys’ Wagons, Carving Sets, Sidewalk Sulkies, Bird Carvers, Shoo-fly Horses, Work Baskets, Rocking Horses, Ladies’ Shirtwaist Boxes, Guns, Electric Portable Lamps, Gun Cases, and many other nice things not mentioned here. Pay us a visit and we will be only too glad to show you through. J. B. PEACOCK & CO.