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FLOUR MILL
FITZGERALD
GEORGIA
NEW MILL TEST RUN:
41 Bushel, and 52 Pound, New Georgia Wheat Milltf.
9 1-4 Barrel, Flour, 676 Pound, Bran, 80 Pound, Shets
We are in. the market to^ischase all local wheat at highest market prices or mill your wheat for your ojn account at usual toll
' • Your business solicited and the same will have our prompt attention.
■\^e also will install a Grist-Mill, Feed Mili and Rice Mill and will be ftithe market to buy these product! from the farmers.
* Write or Phone Us Phone 234, Fitzgerald, Georgia
R. V. HANDLEY & SONS, Millers
FITZGERALD
GEORGIA
A HONEY PEW M^LON.
ROSE EULA PARRISH
Registered Nur..
Sylvester, ..... Georgia;
Medical, Surgical and Obetatrkal
Call# Anew#red.
Office Hour* 8 to 10 a.m.; 6 to 8 p.n
Telephone No. 280
J. A. McCrea
Physician
NATIONAL BANK’S
REMODELED HOME
Mr. N. W. flailida^ Ha# Nearly
Acre of Thi. Unu.ual Crop.
Mr. N. W. dlalliday brought the
Gazette yeeterday a Honey Dew
melon from hi* farm one mile north ,, , , „ .
of the city. It is only abcut half Ve, 7 Handsome and Convenient
alze, owing to the dry weather, be-, Interior
ing somewhat larger than a cants- 1
acre in these melons, the first time SAME BUILD G, MANY CHANGES
they hare been planted in this sect
ion Practically N.w Interior Cive. No-
He expects to get about half a tional Model Banking Office# A#
crop, but if the price is anything Wo " A# Increased Facilities,
like as good as the Douglas man A handsome and distinct addition
expects to get ($1 each) he will to Tifton’s business homes as well
make big money off them. These as to this immediate section of 'the
melons came from South America city, is the remodeled National Bank
0 rirnnn' ,ni * t * le ** ed c0,t **** * °* T'** 00 - 0n w hich the work is be.
will tBUll - pound. This is their third year in the ing completed this week.
drafting done in wshin'on Thomas may GET judgeship Washington. Juij 27—Summing up at noon showed the
Red Cros 3 fund tobe twelve million dollars over-subscri'ud-'
Fear has been expand however, that duplicate reports are
responsible for thejurplus-
. Will l
Judge
Tifton, Georg
Di#ea#e# Glv
E.peci.l
C"»W" “ „ „„ „ ent—loap..
oa<l n.g. Cancer* m ft-ir Yoacj j , h |„, n , ,
SU<c -U BmnchUl j,., .
All .11. «tv,n .P.C-.1 attention „ d ^ tb .„ h ,„ , „„ p
day or night.
J. A. McCREA. M. D.
of Southern Circuit Now In
Washington
Washington, June 26.—The pres
ence in Washington of W. E. Thom,
as of Valdosta, followed by an in
terview he .is understood,to have had
with the Attorney General and a
subsequent conference with Senators
gave currency to the report that
Thomas is bcing.scriously considered
for appointment to the federal judg-
ship vacancy in South Georgia. It la
ed and generally is accepted' here "Ported that Attorney General
as true, .that the federal government Gre|for y >» disposed to favor Thotn-
itaelf will do the drafting probably " for ,hr Judgeship and may ree-
in Washington, so there will be no omm ® nd his nomination to the Prea-
oppertunity for local 'vr <ritisms, * dent ' _
political or otherwise Thc Georgi, Senators declined to
As the regulations stand now. e - dbcu “ *® possibility of Thomas’
jery registered man bears , number.' •-"-mmendaUon by the attorney
United State* and their first year in The directors of the National The numbers will be forwarded to Ken<r -— but th®? "iterated that
Georgia. While their cultivation is have spent about *7.500 in beauti-i Washington and the drawing will be no man can wil1 b « confirmed for
jin the nature of an experiment, Mr. fying and improving the building I entirely by number. The identity of ^ vacancy who is not chosen with
'e^ver ” — '
Men for Military Servii
Drawn by Number,
Washington, June 25.—Regula
tions for drafting the new national
army, now awaiting President Wil
son's approval, contain provision for
every step in the great undertaking,
except tho actual method of the
draft itself.
No officiai announcement has been
made, and official confirmation
being withheld, but it has been
The last Sifter FiUl
is just as
Gooi as the First
it a Sack of
; Halliday believes they can be grown and the result should hi
______ ^ _ ___ ' the vacancy v
rery grati- ( the Vjmbered men will be entirely ,b *' r “dvice.
i charge of the
TOMATOES CUT SHORT
fying. both to the /Officials and to j unknown to
the customers of the bank. While [draft machine
little change is apparent, outside, ( IiAhcd on i y b> .'
comparing
tlje interior of the. building has beenl w ith a printed list in t
reconstructed entirely giving the | home dUtrict
bank to all practical purposes a new j A , ^ numbe „ dnwn they
MONEY TO LOAN
Applications received for loans
CITY PROPERTY and FA1—
LANDS of any amount and duration - | in t*® truck business.
c ~uiu- I » 0 m'J d " n th , at y
worms arc pale and
number
to contract some ,
mans WHITES CREAM VE__„
pel* worms promptly *j»a put* the
j,c, ?bdd on the road to health. Price
rw. w .k , H at n • , hom ® in th ® “ m ® locmUoo.- will be telegraphed to the home dU- ?.® e P"^ otUe - Sold b * Conger Drug
DrT ..^“‘!’.r *!r *—•* Four long window, have beenltriots whcr.ffie raftered men -ilD COmP * ny <‘ dv >
What W«# Crop cu t („ the north wall which give ]earn if they have been drafted.
FARM j U .® i a,t _ on f thing after another perfect light, especially to the work-
RISING SUN FLOUR
KSeU-Ristag sad Ready Prepared)
This result is obtained by mixing
quality ingredients in just the proper
proportions.
GrouM from select Soft Winter WWh-
•Clenffically blended with pure leavening
why RISING SUN It the choice <3
Beet terms and easiest rates,
ft. C WILLIFORD. Atty., A*..'
Bowen Bildlng. Tifton. Ga. w-tf.
J. E. PEEPLES
Real. Estate and Insurance
' Tifton, Georgia
Dft. N. PETERSON,
TffiTTqN. CCORCt A.
Th. ‘j?^f^nGu*!ntfiiriir»!n!JniiiniiiinuiLnLfiinL
| when practically everything to eat The old vault has been
] is bringing a good price, one crop and a new double vault constructed. J M a ma
after another ia a failure. Above this, in mezzanin^ form, has 1 heazmir the
Thc last to eheck in bad is the been built the directors’ rotm which •
tomato crop, which has been prac- was formerly on the lower floor,
j tically rained by the dry weather.' and the removal of which gives more
the tomatoes taking the dry rot. A lobby and vault room. The change
few weeks ago there was every • most noticable to the public ia the
up and this will, go before .At
j the loeal boards.
is exempted the man v
number which was uf
i order will take his *•“
j the crop is about gone. With rain a to the center of the firat floor,
p crop may come in later, but the | The finishings througout
JOHN A. PETERSON,
OIFIOI DCMTIST.
da.
DR. A. E. O'QUINN.
FIRST CLASS DENTAL W0R>
Crown and llrtdge Work
a Mpeclalty.
TIFTON
CEORCI >
C. R. DICKER!
General Practitioner of Dentistry
&cwn and Bridge Wort a Special!
TXVTOH, QBOBOIA.
drawn next
place and so on.
In this way all those available for
service out of thi 9,649,938 who
promise of an abundant yield, nowjshifting of the lobby from the left " tr ' ,le " d *^11 be mede ready for
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thc first merrment of 625,000 will # j
bulk of the crop is lost beyond hope, j building are in gray marble and b ' j I
Mr. W. S. Harlan, of the Tift farms 1 mahogany, a pleasing contrast, and| C . ** ..' T** . ® ve °P®-
said yesterday that in going over presenting a very handsome as i ° W1 * or ™
eleven acres he had gathered sixfeen well ns cool and comfortable appear- ?'° n arrange eir perso a .
"«»«. iance. The metal work is of brenze. ! f “" “ d re P° rt * cantonment
* Floor, and wainscoa.ing are laid in : ^ U the ’" 1,11
Foretboi'fhi. | Use same gray marble and the color ta tn ". n,n * ^ September 1 er very
little sc i,eme is carried out in the ceiling
? ; decorations.
Where YouIrIIII The !:
Money Will
Most
There is much more lobby room
than in the old building and the
R. C. ELLIS,
ATTORNEY-ATJLAW
Spccinl attention given to collect '* crv ® List, has been instructed to re-
People are learning that l
forethought often saves them
?rpens_e. Here is an instance: E.
Archer. Caldwell. Ohio, writes:
do not believe that our family has i than in the old building and the ar-
been without Chamberlain's Colic, rnngement ii very much better.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since „„ ,, . . . .
k-piw !.•"« r,? ? l[h ‘ " d
ago. When we go on an extendeo I Ieft “« marbl# eheck
visit we tal^e It with us.” Obtains-1 against either wall. These --
ble everywhere. (adv) t h e new model, glass covered, with
space underneath divided for checks,
drafts, deposit slips, blotters, etc.
On thc left is the room for wt.ner
customers, fitted with chair*, desk*,
elr., snd with * private window
opening into the paying teller***
ANOTHER TO THE FRONT
The Gazette office furnishes
nother man for Uncle Sam's fighting j'
force. Our linotype operator. Mr.
Brooks. Cowart, who was on the Re-
Ions and to matters -elating to lanr
titlos.
Will practice in all the Courts,
r Building. T~ 1 if iob, U#
H. S. MURK AY
Attorney- At- L-aw
TIFTON CEORQIA
' Office In Golden Buiidtue.
FULWOOD A HARGRETT
Attoraeya-et-Law
Goldtn Building
Tifton, G*.
DR. J. D. WILBANKS
VETERINARIAN
Office at Touchstone’s Stable.
Office Rhone: *73.
. % Residence 137.
(A*calls responde'A,!!. de) 1 i) I
Tifton, : 'Tieorg;ia.
w. L. MUR ROW
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms in Mcleod-Onenl B!dp
the Army School ■
K. I.,* Wednesday.
Mr. Cowart was with Pershing i
Meaiee fer t
He expects to he sent to France *ft- ! t( ,
cr a brief course of instruction. The (
entire office regrets to see Brooks go ! ^
but wishes him well and a safe 1
grill. On this sice also
three tellers' grills and at the far-
thor.-end -the bookkeeper'* of fin
On thc right is the Cashier’s
and private at,.
ita-l dopurtment for th. .Ctll.r,. j th «
._ jvaults. that on the right containing
the safety deposit boxes and on the
; left- the manganese steel cash safe
and books. To the right and to
j the rear of these are the employes'
J!U o. th, mnehinr » Bll-d “J •UU°"«r F ^.bln.t,. Th,
b, Mr. M,* Webb. .! Modltri,. d “” * re Mo,llr «v
latest design.
I ■ The directors' room overhead is
I reached by a staircase in the rear
and is finished in the same style
a* the first floor. A large plate
glass window gives a complete view
of the floor below.
The officials have just cause to be
proud of the bank's new home. It
is very handstrae, a model of neat
ness. convnience, and economy of
space and will afford the employes
much better facilities for the
prompt and satisfactory transaction
[JOE GONC
[First-Class Laundry
j Third ..Street, West of
-Myon Hotel
Tifton. r Cs„r(l#
Take iuiphur Baths _
PU■ , at hom^/pr^
RHfc'jMATISM
Gout, Fcx.-nu. Hives, etc. Right In
your own hnaw snd at trifling cost,
-you can er.loy thebenefil of healing
sulphur bditu.
Hancock
SulphuS Compound
# )• Sion ar*»rtm* to altcclcd
»t TOUT grass#:’#: If he can't >r
##■4 hi# name and the price la u
w» <UB t«aj »ou « bottle 40 td.
■ADCOCK UUCIO SULPKLa
^ COUPANV
Se»^hthrCre«.^lw.
,of
' The public is invited to call .at
any time during business hours and
inspect the hank's new home.
REV. WILLINGHAM RESIGNS.
From the Adel News.
At a conference of the Adel Bap
tist choreh Sunday morning Bev.
Thos. L. Willingham, who has serv
ed the chard) faithfully during the
Past year, tendered his resignation,
to take effect at'that time. The
resignation was accepted, but with
regret by strong frianda of the min
ister. |
soon thereuAer.
To thn Public.
"I have been usmg Chamberlain'
Tablets for indigestion for the past
ix months and it affords me pleas
ure to say I have never used a
remedy that did me so muchgood.
—Mr*. C. E. Riley. IBion. N. V
Chamberlain’s Tablets are obtaina
ble everywhere. (adv)
We have been very fortinate in buying very'
heavy in most all lines for the past six months.
And our stock is the most complete to be found,
j'l j anywhere; and prices much lower than you can
* find elsewhere.
1 j For instance we mention Fruit Jars:
IN CITY COURT OF TIFTON •
The State v
Simple Larceny.
C. Wildier, ,r*>l;
Plea of Guilty.
Sentence 8 months or |75 and all
costa.
Wilchcr was charged with stealing
!00 pounds of meat and one suit of
clothes from Thomas Stewart.
THOSE AWFUL
CRAMPS
Suggestions that may save
Much Suffering
, 1 Half gallon Ball Mason jars $1.25 doz.
|! Quart
Pint
"Y
9f
One
nee,
You
with terrible cramp*.
would have to stay
in bed several days
era month. I
_ied ail kinds of
remedies and was
treated by doctor*,
but my trouble con
tinued until one day
I read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound and
h*< it had done fo.
other*. I tried it
and now I am
troubled with cramps and fee 1 like
different woman. 1 cannot praise f ■
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- j . I
pound too highly, and I am recommend-
Inr it to my friends who suffer as I did. '*
—Mrs. George R. Naylor, Box 72,
Marysville, Pa.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache, j . J
h'-adache. dragging-down sensations. ! I e
fginting spell* cr indigestion should I [ I
take i-ydia E. I'inkham’s Vegetable [. I
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
Write for free and hemfol advice to
Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co. (coo-
fidential), Lynn. Mass Oniy women
and read tuch letters.
j j Then too, we have a full line of Men’s Palm BeacH
[j and Kool Kloth Clothing at the old price. Men’s
j j White and Palm Beach Oxfords,
All kinds of Ladies’ Skirts and VVaists ready
made.
jj Then if these do not suit you, we have all kinds
ij of fancy Skirt and Waist goods,-that we know
will please you.
If you are hot a Custo/ner, try us clnd be convinced
We Want Your Business
Omega Trading Company
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