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• —DIRECTORS—
• S. W. THORNTON
■ R. E- MATHESON
■ —OFFICERS— M. M. NORMAN
» D. C. ALFORD, President D. C. ALFORD
B R. C. THORNTON, V.-President DR. W. I. HAILEY
M. M. NORMAN, Vice-President I. J. PHILLIPS
F. S. WHITE, Cashier L. L. McMULLAN
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amount of money saved on fire pre- ;
miums by using them—they cost no ’ J-
more in the long run than wood, and .-- 1
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Mfr?. M «tal Shingles . ANDERSON, S. C.
J. W. Temples, Agt. HARTWELL, GA,
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A BALE TO THE ACRE
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Charles Furr. 'Villa Rica, Georgia, picked a bale to the
acre on six acres, using ARMOUR’S BIG CROP 12-4-4.
Use 400 to 600 pounds to the acre but insist on it being
t/irmours
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Use ARMOUR’S BIG CROP FERTILIZERS, work the
crop—poison, and you will be an ARMOUR BIG CROP
Booster.
Remember ARMOUR’S BIG CROP AFRICAN COTTON
GROWER.
ARMOUR’S BIG CROP FERTILIZERS on the bag.
means quality in the bag.
See our local Agent, he will show you how to save money
on your FERTILIZERS.
Chas. E. Matheson, Agent
Hartwell. - Georgia
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The Clavilux is an organ-like in
strument that plays light on a screen
for the eye, just as music is played into
the air for the ear. The instrument
bUixh the .qualities of color and of
light—now rising and falling in soft'
gradation, now marshaled in full, im
pressive splendor, now fading into
abrupt darkness. Sonatas of light and
symphonies of color are thus made
' possible.
THE HARTWELL SUN. HARTWELL, GA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1924
OUR WEEKLY SMILE
(By C.J.T.,Phila,Pa.)
“—When leap year gives it twenty
nine.”
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Ernest Billiard had Enoch, “Dutt,”
Louie, Emmett and me to stay after
school and learn this little verse.
Another old trick of his was to
clip out about half of a column of
some newspaper and have each one of
us to write it fifty times Manv times
I reached home just as the chickens
were going to roost.
Evidently Sid Johnson thought that
three was a crowd.
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The consensus of opinion in Phil
adelphia is that the grand “oil” party
is getting a set back at Washington
that will require some time to over
come. As a Democrat I am hoping
that this investigation will not go too
far, for it might expose something
that the Democratic party might not
want uncovered, fcr ever since there
has been a government at Washing
ton, there has been graft, and no
doubt, there always will be some.
I have often wondered why people
speak of matrimony as “the sea of
matrimony?” Possibly, it’s because
the husband is usually at sea about
understanding his wife.
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She—“ Are you from the frozen
North?”
He—“Ho, sweet dost thou
arsk ?”
She—“ Because you dance as though
you had on snow shoes.”
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Aunt Dina—“So your brother is the
support of your family, is he Liza?”
Liza—“l didn’t .“?ay support aunt
Dina, I said sport.”
—o —
Women keep their ages a secret
until they are eighty years old —then
they glory in their age.
Nowadays, a successful man is one
who can make more than his family
can spend.
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Misery loves company but who
wants to be the company.
We are told that any man who
tells his wife that she is good look
ing even though •he stretches the
blanket a little, will be forgiven.
Senator Magnus Johnson’s wife
to do her own washing ano
ironing in Washington, D. C. Well,
I say, as long as she gets pleasure out
of it let her keep it up.
Mayor Hylan of New York says
that William Randolph Hearst is the
greatest living man. Those old
"Harps” certainly do praise each eth
er.
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Vanderlip should join the ladies sew
ing circle since he likes to spread gos
sip so well.
Horse flies have been fljing around
senator Magnus Johnson’s head irr
Washington. A herse fly you know, is
a fly which ttys around horses and
jackasses. You certainly can’t fool
one either.
A certain college professor was call
ing the roll and tc every name there
came the answer, “here.” But when
he called out the name of John Smith
no answer was made and the Profes
sor said, "Hasn’t Mr. Smith any
friends here?”
“Crown me while I live,” said Mc-
Murray. “Don’t put flowers on my
grave.”
"I’ll crown jou with a brick,” said
Mrs. McMurray.
To make one pound of honey a bee
makes 2,700,000 visits.
“Whiskers threaten a come-back”—
i (headline.) Huh! they do that every
morning.
Oil certainly makes things Slippery.
Fall fell and now Denby slides out.
Old brother Daugherty will probably
follow suit later. It looks like the
passing of the grand “oil party.”
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A man offered to give me an order
for three cash registers today, to be
delivered when rhe Volstead act is
modified or repealed. I insisted that
the order would not do me any good
since 1 would never live to see the
goods delivered.
Snow, snow, the beautiful snow.
It’s six inches deep wherever I go.
And the trouble here is that jt never
melts
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The smallest National cash register
is made up of 4725 parts. The Day
ton factory turns out one every minute
and one second. I was talking to a
workman the other day, who had been
1 working at the Dayton factory for the
past four years and when I asked him
what his job was out there he answer
ed that he screwed on nut No. 670.
The Gamer tax schedule which the
Democrats are rushing through con
gress provides that a single man shall
pay only 2 per cent on all income in
I excess of $2000.00 whereas he now
pays 4 per cent on all income in ex
cess of SIOOO.OO. A naarAjd man’s
eflceinptiqn will be raised from. $2000.00
to $3000.'00 and he. also, will only
pay 2 per cent as compared, with' 4
per cent now. The surtax on “rich
folks’” will range from 1 per
cent to 44 per' cent as aghinyt a I'™-
it of only 25 per cent as is provided
for in the Mellon plan. It’s beginning
to look like the minority rules.
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President Harding- appointed Walt
er Cohen, a negro, as Comptroller of
. “Kill Your Cig."
Sweden is campaiguing against care
less cigarette habits, the cause of so
many fires. A lighted cigarette, thrown
down by a youth in a sawmill, started
a fire which was not extinguished un
til nearly $2,000,000 worth of property
had been destroyed. Other large fires
have been started in the same way.
The Fire Prevention society suggested
to the Swedish Tobacco monopoly,
which controls the output of cigarettes
In Sweden, to print the warning, “Kill
your cigarette w-hen you have done
with it,” on every package, and the
executives of the company immediately
agreed to adopt the suggestion.
The trowel used by George Wash
ington to lay the corner stone of the
National Capitol on September 18,
1793, has been loaned to the Grand
Masonic Lodge of England by the
Grand Lodge of New York.
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GO RIGHT AT IT
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Friends and Neighbors in Hartwell
Will Show You a Way.
Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
it,
But won’t cure it if the kidneys are
weak.
You must reach the root of it—the
kidneys.
Doan’s Pills go right at it;
Reach the cause, attack the pain.
Are recommended by many Hart
well people. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. C. B. Graham, Jackson St.,
Hartwell, savs: “My back w'as so
weak I could hardly stoop or straigh
ten, and I had a great deal of pain in
the small of it. My kidneys acted ir
regularly, and my feet and ankles
swelled. I had headaches and be
came nervous. It was about all I
could do to get around the house to
do my work. I bought Doan’s Pills at
Herndon’d Drag Store and in a short
time I was relieved. Whenever my
back bothers me Doan’s never fail to
help me.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Pills —the asme that Mrs. Gra
ham had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
customs at New Orleans, last year
but the Louisiana senators succeeded
in preventing the confirmation of this
appointment by the senate. Now’,
President Coolidge has appointed this
“colored gentleman” again. Os course j
the reason for this was to clinch the
negro vote. But, thanks to the Louis
iana senators the nomination is again
defeated.
The unexpected always happens
when least gxpected.
“McAdoo’ll Do” seems to be the
slogan Chicago. This is the
one Democrat that should and will,
undoubtedly, win the nomination. If
he is nominated the rest will be easy.
Your Ancestors Didn’t Have
This T a
Economical | Hundred
Company | Years Ago
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They used a twisted rag in a dish of grease—not onlv because it was the
CHEAPEST-but the best way to have light.
You can have the most modern
LIGHTING FIXTURES
In your dining room at a cost far’tnore ECONOMICAL than the ancient
TALLOW DIP. when you consider health, comfort and good cheer.
We hate the stxle shown above and many others appealing to the most ex
acting taste.
Let Us Help A ou Solve Your Dining
Room i Problems.
Georgia Railway. & Power Co.
T. W. Wilson, Supt. Hartwell, Ga.
Senators of France from the Basque
country and the Norman re
sorts are seeking to regulate bill
board advertising in the beauty spots
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Tax Recie ver’s i
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I will be at the following places ]
on dates named for the purpose '
of receiving Tax Returns for J
the year 1924: J
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RAYS 1113, March l x
McCURRYS 1118, March 7 i
SHOAL CREEK, 1117, March 8 1
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HALLS 1116, March 12 I
REED CREEK 1115,....March 14 I
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ALFORDS 1119, March 21 |
SMITHS 1114, ..> March 28 I
McCURRYS 1118, April 4 J
RAYS 1113, APRIL 5 a
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Tax Receiver, Hart County, Ga. J
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of France. As an example of what
is w-anted, they refer to the law f
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania deal
ing with outdoor advertising.