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IMHUUKttiCMfSNTB BV WARRANTS For Year Ending December 31, 1918. U-JtrkUtw ft D'abureerntnta by ftwb Twentj-Seven Head Sold by Tilt 1 Luncheon «i Veterans on Memorial I CommlMlonaa 1 Onice. to Backing Plant (or Record Fl| Day. Committee* Named. | Salary Commissioners $ 1,12.100 All Sbortboraa Except Fir*. t Mm. F H Short and Mrs. I B Jolley Salary Clerk 004110 The Tift Farm* Bold 2T two-year-old were Joint. hostesses (or the Charlotte Salary County Attorney 375.00 steer* to the Tifton Packing- Company Caraou Chapter, 0 D 0., last Friday Com. to Tax Receiver .... 1,0291)0 ike past week for an average of 183,21 a afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Short, on Com. Road Tax 410.15 head. They were all Shorthorn* except Ridge avenue. election Expense — Mrs. U B Hendry belli, aheent. Mr* Tax Amtosore J N Mitchell presided. Splitting Headache* Plan* were diacuaeed and committee* General Expenae appointed for Memorial Day. with the Ordinary’* Court following in ebarp: | r~~ Program Committee: Mrs. Georg* Court House Bond* — Baker, Mil. W S Cobb, and Mrs. J. J. - Golden. Decoration* — Mrs. Joe Kent, Mr*. Briggs Canon and Mrs. T B Jolley. Refreshment*: Mrs H H Britt, Mis. 0 B Holmes and Mrs. P G Seaman. Cemetery: Mis. Charlie Mathis, Mrs. W H Spooner, Mrs. .G W Julian and Mn Rousseau. - ' Total It was decided to serve a luncheon to Court House the Veterans at the home of Mr*. John Salary Janitor Padrlek. ' . Light* and Fuel Prof. A H Moon will deliver the Meta- Repairs and Supplies orlal address. The hour for the exer cises will be decided by the program Committee. V After adjournment the hostesses served a delicious Baled course with hot coffee. The rooms were made bright and at tractive with a profusion of spring flow- era. Misses Margaret Tony and Leila Hargrett' furnished music, for the after- , Lenox, Ga., March 20, 1919 Phillips Mercantile Co. r-i Tifton, Ga. Please ship me 3 barrels of Ballard's Flour. It is far the best I have ever used. J. L. Peters Stal itlonery aer»l Exp . - 154.GC fire Jerseys. Bo tar at known, thii is 212.48 a record for two gear old steers fit thin tOM* ADS CUPPED 107.23 section. — 8,039.29 One of thee* Shorthorns develops 50 07.00 per cent marketable product butchered, 4,273.30 while the average for other cattle run, 4,000.00 from 45 to 60 per cent. The Tift Fnrmr Interest Court House Ilond*....4J>00i00. recently sold to the State College of Agriculture eleren head of these young Total 320X87212' eteera for demonstration purposes.! Jail | Both lota of steers were sold out to make Feeding Prisoner* and Key. 34,42550 room for helferu, the herd now having Repain and Supplies —.852.40 near 200 head. | Equipment - - 08.001 Feeding cnttle for the packing plant is' The energizing properties qf proved in thousands of homes near] * dfc The habit of using Scot?* regularly as a meant of buDdii fi rr weakness it a habit wi M. Tr ySootPa Emote Total Public Works Toola and Equipment Repairs to Equipment Labor Roada Feeding ............. Clothing and Shoes Supplies at Camp Paris, March 29—The Peace Conference hag bc.gr becoming more general, growers finding consider informally what shall be done in event Genr*.ij- * 5 ' M8 - o8 iissrsrjE s: “ £& fu ~» * ^ «*• »that* . 3353.77 the Tift 1 Farm., the Gibbn brothers are the principle* .laid down in the League of Nations Cover. 305.20’ feeding for market: alio J H Young, of will be exercised to force Germany into a second unco. ..... 528.80 Wnftrtno: J B Clement*, of irwlnviiie, tiona , tun ^ dtv , Official information reaching the A: ana others# 1 ■ . ••* e* .. . * 31X77.80- — tends more and more to indicate that the German* are b- -i ■ j HARDING canning clcb on wriggling out of the consequences of the war. Enemy dfc Interesting Program nt Flrat Merilna ,e “ d * r * aro boldl > r declaring that they will .ign no peace not M " j 11445 ' Held Last Week. , wholly acceptable to them, and threatening to plunge the.vg . 7X71.00j The Brat meeting of the Harding Can- whole of Europe into anarchy. . ;> unit Pearl Cox and Pauline Hardy Win Lug A Company’s Prim J. W. Lang A Company, of Omega, re port that 10X02 caplet ol their adver tisements appearing In the Gasette dur ing March were clipped and turned into them on the first. Lillie Pearl Cox, of Omega, won first prise, 32 in cash', clipping 3,077 roplea of the ada from the Gasette. Pauline Hardy, of Omega, won sec ond prise, 31 in cash, clipping 2X43 ads. Others who clipped the Urgent num ber of ads were: ■Tense Hell Overstreet, Tifton, 80(1. Cbloe Bell Meadows, Tifton, 810. Zorn Rogers, Enigma, 750. Harmon Greene, Tlftou, (111. Calvin Hardinau. Tifton, 540. The number ol ads clipped and the different iwiuts from which they were submitted show the thoroughness wlthj j ujff which the Gasette covers the territory. Sa i ary Solicitor"”- in and around Tifton. It nlao shown j tn( ] UaililF* that the Gasette has the pulling power. Writing to the Gniette Mr. Lang says, “Wo ore highly pleased with the results of our advertising.” 3,237.03 Uing Club wan held during noon hour.! ' 77.28 March 20th. It wan 1 very interesting Mine. Expenae ... 4X91X3 h° ur *“d much* enthusiasm was shown. J Now Bridges —. 314.70 We have a fine spirit now and we hope Repairs Bridges 2,210.41 j much good will come from it. I Road Material ..._ 2X54.03 j The following wan the program: Salsries Warden A Supt 1,875.001 America'*—By the Club. Miss Caud- Salary Guards .’ 2,705.37! *U P*»ntat Court Costs for Couvlcts 831X6 “How w « Won the War" —Thelma Feed Stock 11,009X3. Jenkins. | Recitation—“Boil It Down" — Loree Total 345,851.92 Belcher. Paupers 31,887.20; Piano'Bel*—“Jolly Dnrkles — Rutli Total Vance. 31,887.20 "The Life and Habits of Some of Our Ugh! Calomel Sickens; Salivates! Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone I am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver and bowels so you lose a day’s work. Coroner 3110.00 Blrda"—WUlln Mae Bishop. I Piano 80I0 — Snnchex Moncrief and Total 3110.00, Blanche Caudill. , I Calomel loses you a da.v! Vou Superior Court | Talk and Demonstration of the Fire- know what calomel is. IfB iner- Jury and Bnillffa $2,478.75 Cookei—Mri. Tnsaie O. Clark. cury; quicksilver. Calomel ip ,|un- Wltncsaea 401X7 1 Report of nil the Club Members. gerous. It crashes into 8OU1 ,il» Court Stenographer 532.50' °”e Stanin ol “Star Splanged Ban- JjJjg dynamite, cramping and Si i- ■ Fees to Clerk 124.50 ienine von. Calomel attacks tin- m Rooks and Stationery Total . City Court Washington, April 1 — All packers are released from Ftdaral. Control of the Food Administration License system by President Wilson’* proclamation signed in Pari*, effective to day. It i* understood that this action was taken on the re commendation of Herbert Hoover. let Ready for Easter Let- us sell you your Suit, Shoes, and Hats. Let us sell vou a Dress, Skirt, Or €oat. New Oxfords and Pumps for Ladies in Black or Brown. We appreciate your business. Bring us your Liberty Bonds. Duncan & Stubbs NOTICE—LOST PAPERS. Lost, Saturday afternoon in Tifton, n pocket-book conteining the following pnpen: One note given by C T Kitchen to Geo. P Paulk, for the aunt of 3050, with six cotton warehouse receipts is sued by an Aihtmra warehouse attach ed at collateral: Alto, tho following re ceipt! leaned by the Farmers’ Cotton Warehome of Tifton: Noa. H 1723; H1725, H1720 and H1T2T. Issued to Childs A Harris Nov. 1, 1918. Also, t sum of money. A euitable reward will be paid for the recovery of tame. / CHILDS, Chula, Ga. 243tdltw FOR ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA—Tift County. To all. whom it may concern: L. A. Baker, htvlng in proper form applied for permanent letter* of admin istration on the estate of John Mur- row, late of sold county, deceased, this Is to cite nil and singular the creditors and next of kkl of John Morrow, to be and appear at my office within the time required by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administra tion should not be granted to L. A. Baker on John Murrow’s estate. Witness my hand and official signa ture. this 3rd day of March,. 1010. C. \V. Graves, Ordinary CITATION FOR YEAR’S SUPPORT. GEORGIA—Tift County. The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve months’ support to the family of Green Bower, deceased, hav ing been filed in my office, all persons concerned are cited to show cause by the 7th day of April 1010. why said “ * * elve month** 1010. C. W. Graves, Ordinary HONESTLY BUlLf - FIT GUARAN' I *m prepared to do the very highest grade Auto Top Work, Re-covering, Painting, etc., and guarantee to give '. you a job that will compare with the work done by the i automobile factories. All tops put on by me tit perfect ly, all wrinkles being taken out scientifically. Rc-cover- ing is done in the most up-to-date and approved work- £ -manshlp manner, only the best materials being used. M: “ * painting is second to none. See the cara turned out from £ .toy shop .and you will agree with me that the work is not extolled anywhere. Let me make you a bid ta re-paint ( "ana ie-cover that old car of yours. AND PAINTERS* SUPPLIES “ . Tifton, J Cent Tifton City Loans ___ farm loam, nt 5 1-2 ***>««■*. inteare* »nd give th* Si priva*ff» of paying part of the principal at the «nd ‘ ' lest o*» amount* paid, but no annual fed. ' " “ ' * Hayes 11 Healing Honey Stops Tho TioMo Heals The Throat Cures The Cough Price 35c. A FREE BOX OFv GROVE’S OPfll-TRATE SALVE (Opens the Pores and penetrates) For Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup, ia enclosed with every bot tle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY Yon get tho Cousk Syrup and tho Salvo foe ono price, 33c.. Mado, Recommended and Guaranteed to the Public by Paris Medicine Company Manufacturer! of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic 31.500.00l .. 1,500.00' Sanchex Thelma Jenkins, TAKES SYCAMORE OFFICE. Sycamore, April 1—Miss Mnrijo Mc- 590X0 Mtllan, recently appointed postmistress Court Expense 141X7, ('« Sycamore, steamed office today. No Worms In a Healthy Child | _ enabled whh wenas base an no* dr Monrrlrf, President SJJJjJf , . lenkina. Secretary. I b ° nes and 8hould nevcr ** P ut ,nto your system. '. When yon feel bilious, sluggish, instipated and all knocked out and lieve you need a dose of dangerous lomol just remember that your sells for a few cents a large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone, which id entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perfect snbBtitnte for raloRiel. It is guaranteed to start your fitter without stirripg you up inside, afid can not salivate. Don’t taitv calomel! It makes you sick the nc.xttyay; it loses you a day’s ' work. Dorlmu^ Liver Tone straight ens you right up you feel gr^at. Give it to the dr^ildren as well: Total 33,737.07 TRIAL BALANCE Com. Office .320X87.52 Jail 5X40.08 Court House 1X77X0 Public Work* 45X51X2 Paupers. — 1X87.20 Coroner ....— —.110.00 Superior Court .—. 3,735.41 City Court ——.8,787X7 - which Indicates poor blood, and •• a ToUl Disbursed $88,583.96 Deficit &31-17 .55,203.04 Cash on hand -— 4,364.72. General Tax 1016 General Taxes 1017 .... Road Tax —...L Other Sources ~~—...... Loans General Taxes 1018 ... GROVE’S TASTELESS chUl TONIC given regularly for two or thrao weeks will enrich the blood, im prove tha digestion, and act as a General Strength ening Toole to tba whole syvteaL Natare will then |throwofferdInalthawornu.and the Child wOl be ■I ■■ health. PleaaantCotake. IfaoerbottJa. FOR DI8MIS810N. GEORGIA—Tift County. To all Whom it May Concern: Whereas Milton D. Jones, adminis trator of C, W. Jones estate, repre sents to tb* Court In his petition, dnly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered C. W. Jones estate, 3-304.23 This is therefore, to cite all persons nn non n concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause If any they can. why said admin- 6,423.70 istrator shall not be discharged from his 7,817.10 administration and receive lettera of 20 00000 dismission, on the first Monday in B0JK5743 AprI1 ’ 1010, Th ^-* M«reh 3rd, 1010. G. W. Gravea,-Ordinary $148,101.72 148,101.72 This balance is from August 31J 1017 to January 1, 1010, covering 10 month*. Audi tod Decombor 31, 1018 by I J. H. McGinty. i NOTICE OF LOST RECEIPTS GEORGIA, Tift County. All parties nre hereby warned not to trade for two cotton warehouse receipts, issued by Marchant’s Warehouse, to L. C. Johnson, receipts No. 006, and No. 1,030. respectively, as said receipts have been lost ana are not now m the hands of the true owner thereof. This, February 24, 1010. L. C. Johnson. 241w4L FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND. GEORGIA—Tift County. To all Whom it May Concern: W. C. Payne administrator of the estate of Mrs. A. M. Payne, haa applied to me for leave to sell the land belong ing to aaid estate and aaid application will be heard at the next term of the Court of Ordinary to be held on the first Monday in April. 1010. This the 3rd, day of March, 10l0. C. W. Graves, Ordinary DESCRIPTION AND APPILU8E- MENT OF ESTRAY8 GEORGIA—Tift County. Tfaia ia to certify that J. D. Jordan has this day exhibited to the undersigned two Freeholders of the 1652 District. G. M., of Tift county, /certain cattle said to have been taken up within said Dis trict as estrays. The following la a des cription of aaid cattle: One red cow marked smooth crop and two splits in enrh ear; and one brindled and white pided cow marked smooth crop and two Mplits in each ear; and two red calves. We estimate ssid cattle to be worth Sev enty-Five Dollars and we award J. D. Jordan. Forty-Fve Dollars for taking up and feeding aaid cattle, at reasonable and just compensation for taking np and feed ing xnid cattle. This First Day of Feb ruary, 1010. 2-10-8t CITATION—YEAR’S SUPPORT. GEORGIA—Tift County. The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve months’ support to the family of Z. T. Brown, deceased, having been filed in my office, all persons con- comod are cited to ihow cause by the 7th day of April, 1010. why aaid applica tion for twelve months’ support should not be granted. This March 7th. 1010. C. W. Gravea, Ordinary. m ICC NATIVE DLIjO HERBS FARM LOANS S 141 PER CENT MONET ON LOANS, V*r Five, Save* *r Tea (ear Mra* vKfc JLUZiMe thsm..1?oq«enJeteet tt* pririkfft, toearaanM I* the : infra n («-«* ol BUraNj. *t n,n»*t I* Mat ft I* FULL “<i.rar rid yourself of CONSTIPATION mol ( reer withe*! be*** a* aaj aert M ftiEu'M.fnsM. kjdney i ’.'$ CITY LOANS ala* ash Merest. NOT THB MONTHLY PAY- MURRAY Pains, Dizzy Spells Mra.Q.P.Cartwright,ot Whltwell, Tenn., wrilec "I tulfered with bearing- down pains, i . The dizzy spells got so bad that when I would start to walk, 1 would Just pretty ■early tall. Was very much run-down. I told my husband I thought Cirdulwould helpme. .. He got me a bottle... It helped me so much that bo got me another bottle. I got a whole lot better. The dizzy spells and tb* bearing-down paint... left me entirely." II you ire weak and run-down, or sutler boa womanly pains, TAKE GARDUI The Woman's Tonic j Yon an feel sate In giv ing Cardtd a thorough trial. It is composed ol mQd, vegetable, medid- tol Ingredients, recog nized by standard medi al books for many yart, u being of great value hi (he troubles (net which only women sutler. Tho cnlhuslasUc praise ol the twnsands el wwhen who hive been helped by Cmdui in Itspest 40 years Ol luccessful use should essweyoaol Its genuine merit, and convince yon Ml It would be worth your while to try (hit medicine tor your boo- Mn. AD druggists ten It. Fine Automobile Painting \ And Top Building We use the famous Vanadium Automobile Varnishes—the best obtainable. REFINISHING CARS A SPECIALTY Our stock of Top Material is complete. Nev- erleak Deluxe, Packard Cloth, Domestic and Silk Mohair, No. 1 Ford Rubber, All Kinds of Bevel Plate Glass for Back Curtains. CURTAIN GLASS PUT IN WHILE YOU WAIT Full line ■ Top Bows, Linoleum for Running Boards, Hair Matting. , We strive to please. Walters 3 S. Mam Street Garage Telephone'324 SPECIAL NOTICE TO MR. FIRMER We have just received our stock of the Cole Plain View Planters. We have different styles of the Cole Planter and will ask you to call and place your order at once. We also have the Ledbetter Planter, Sea Dis tributors, Spring Tooth Cultivators, Little Joe Harrows. Plow Shapes, Scooter and Scrapes. We have some of the K. P. Distributors and almost anything that a farmer needs k> the way of FARM TOOLS. Call and see our stock before buying. THE GOLDEN HARDWARE GO. Wm M Drop In for a Drink • X or a Smoke > &. You’ll find the service at our soda fountain: satisfactory in every way. Promptness and po- liteness are features which we stress, and our drinks are just as good and pure as soda foun- ■ tain drinks could be made to be. . 'i At our cigar counter you will find the lead ing brands of cigars, cigarettes and tobaccos. You will find this a convenient place to drop in for a refreshing drink or for a soothing smoke. Try us. We want your business. CONGER DRUO COMP/ TELEPHC