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mm Read HisLetter . ‘7 ban raftered for tba Jut two wlaus 'vitb that toaOto auuu, IWWa Haring aftoa baud of tbo n«at yalu. of Po- ruan I decldtd to try It. I ban -oalr aoo* door botttro and I do mot now ban map bad effects 1 from tba GrJppa aa It baa flat abont oatlrolr disappeared. aad mp (aaaralbaaltblacaad. lata aatliflod that Parana la a waa- derfal nmidp. and I do moat haartUp aadoraa aad raeomnuad U for LaOrlppa.* Specials Worth While at IRMAN’S 10c STORE Shipped to War Department Saturday *'apt. Stokes. Sara Coburn und Charlie Number o( T „ lkli „i« and Office Closed. Had Mad. S,»en- j Walker With Many Other Young j 8llnd , Afternoon. Good Singing bp did Showing. I Hoang Men From this Section. | jMk Fortf , C 1„* The Tift Count, Selective Draft Capt William N Stokt* Pvt. Samuel mwtluI of xutoa d,^ of Board has finished its work, closed Its Coburn and Pvt. Charles Wulker, of Tif- tllc T | {t County . Sunday School Aaaoda- office and .hipped If records to the War ton have arrived «fel>•from ovemeu , t (he Mclhodllt churdl gun(Uj , Department and wlU P” b » w P *• at home us soon u „f t „moon was a very helpful one for the The work of the Board was finished the, can be mustered out. I Sunday School teachers and officer* who some time sine* and under instructions Tbs following are snong ihe arrivals , lt( . nWi a nuIllWr of | nlp | r | nf talks from the Adjutant-General the records at New York on U 8 8 8usquehsnna, on SundlJ w#rk 1*1,,, delivered. present, j A most delightful feature « the n ing and one which not ohlj put thusiasm into the meeting, .bat a< greatly to its enjoyment, was the • - - Palm Olive Soap 10c Oil cant 1-gal. 30c Jergent Palm Soap Sc Window Screens SOc Olivilo Soap' . ■ 10c Gooff Rakes SOc San Brite Cleanser Good Hoes SOc 3 for 10c CauxeShirts lOe Flaring Pails 10-qt. 2Sc pm ow Cases 25c . See Our Ladies’ and Children’s Hats Up to $3 Value for $1 Fine Line of Ladies and Childrens Sun Hats re,' 5-^;’. Bohrman’s 5 and 10c Store □to--.- " Vj •VfS'iy • w - • . '. USE GAZETTE WANT ADS FOR RESULTS pped Friday morning and Maj- which aafied from St. Naxalre March 11, About or Mellitt notified by wire to that elect S» reported by the special correspondent The Tift County Board did* left of of tho Macon Telegraph: •f>» linMn* th» MMf tarm thh fif a Terr Bruce B Adams, Pavo. James B Bower, Poulan. Silas T Bray, Valdosta. Oscar. B .Connell, Valdosta. Steve A Cribb,- Millwood. Johtt B Green, Valdosta. Thomas B Griffis, Millwood. Corp. Walter J IIoruu, Fitzgerald. Joseph K Johnson, Sycamine. * Kyle W Knowles, 1 (oughts. HnVly H Loug, Ochlockuee. Edward J Patterson. Uebetvn. tigt, Howard W Stuuton, )>«uglas. Fred Taylor, Thoniusville. Robert C Wages, Thomasville. Sgt. Warren P Ward. Jr., Douglas. On the U S 8 Francesca, from Mars eilles Match 8, arrived in New York: Samuel G Cobarn, Tiftnn On U 8 8 Argentina from Marseilles, March 4: Capt. Wm M. Stokes, Tiftou. Pvt. Marcus V Pollock, Oeilla On U 8 8 Pueblo, from Brest, March 10: Pvt Charles H Childs, Chula. Julius D Christmas, Vienna. Eli N Farmer, Donaldson villp. Allen h Hawkins, Pearson. Benj. O Willis. Cordele. On U 8 8 Great Northern from Brest, March 20: Arch Anderson, Ashburn. C»p: Jesse T Rogers, Vienna. Lieut John A Stroxier, Cordele. Pvt Charles Walker, Tifton. On II 8 8 Santa Olivia, from Brest March 10: William K Crawley, Ty Ty. Herbert I Davis, Fitzgerald. Charlie Fender, Fitzgerald. • Gus L Hariogton, Statesboro. Charlton A Lovitt, Norman Park. Davis W Malone, Cordgle. Chester Perry, Cordele. Enoch N Sowell, Moultrie. Carl V Swearengen, Vienna. Catarrh is a. . • and Requires Do Not Neglect It When you use medicated sprays, atomizers a:id douches for your Ca tarrh, you may succeed in unstopping the ehoked-up air passages for the time being, but this annoying condi tion returns, and yon have to do the same thing over and over again. ^ Catarrh has never yet been cured by these local applications. Have you ever experienced any real benefit from such treatment? wojHt during the past two years of a very trying character, and* it did this Work efficiently and well. Its records have at all times been kept right up to the j minute, and the requirements of the Wnrj Department complied with in every de tail At no timo was there the slightest; delay due to any fault*of the Board and, every .draft wag promptly met. The record is one of which the members of; the Board have cause to feel proud, uid; to recall with gratification as the years! puss. ■' ( WOMAN CURBS HOUSE COLIC The men were awsy as usual. The horse was had. A lone women could not “drench” in the old way. She call ed up a neighbor and her men were away .--but: “We have Farris Colic Remedy, that you drop on the horse's tongue," ' saya Mrs. Neighbor. So she came over : anu dropped Farris Colic Remedy on the horse's tongue and the home was well when the men came home. Moral. Get Farria Colic Remedy so the women can cure horae colic. We sell it at 60 cts. a bottle on the Motiey Buck Plan. Rick- erson Grocery Co. adv. Full line of Carden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Rape Seed. Onion Seta, Seed Vel vet Beans at Uickerson Grocery Co. Sldwlw. TO HELP MELON GROWERS. Mr. II It lulls, Jr., Agricultural Field Agent for the Southern Railroad Develop ment Service, with headquarters in Mac* i : n. N’lent Monduy in Tifton with County Agent Dickson, inquiring into the melon a-mire in this section with a view to .*:< is; ng the growers in marketing their product. 3SK?' ppy rtrf bntt. tidy uummJ Jf’pound tin burnt* dari-and—that daily, practical pound crystal Miami hamidor u/lth •Ponce moiitsner tap that' kempt the tobacco in mach perfect conJiticr. . P UT a pipe In your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince Albert, if you’re on the trail of smoke peace! For, P. A. will sing you a song of tobacco joy that will make you wish your life job was to see how much cf the national joy emcke you could get away with every twenty-four i.o'irs! You can "carry on” with Prince Albeit tl'.roug’.j thick and thin. You’ll be after laying down a smoke barrage tr. .it’ll make the boys think of the old front line in P rance! P. A. never tires your taste because it has the quality! And, let it jslip into *,v.„ think-tank that P. A. is made by otjr exclu sive patented process that cut-out Lit" nnd c trch—assurance that you can hit smoke-rec- i h^h-rpet; r.wen days out of every week without any comeback but rod jr.r±2 joy! ' r R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. BOY HAS LEO BROKEN r> remediate . right treat ment. Go to roar drag 1 get • bottle of S. 8.8L ana comment. • treatment that, has own pralwd by (offerers for nearly half - century. 8. S. & get. right at the ■ Catarrh, and force, from f the germi which catuo “ You can obtain apodal z regarding your, own charge by writing to t_- tor, 22 Swift Laboratory, — md/enmu ;■ Paris, March 31—.president Wilson waa understood to day to have threatened to use the club of “Pitiless in* of Mr. Jerk I'ord’a class. This class in an effort to speed up the Peace Conference. v- of twelve came over at the urgent in- . Persons dose to the President say-he intimated to other* TIC i"ifth lr V)M S ion. P ‘ U Th« I,, ^i“i ot ,1>e “ Bi 8 f our ” ‘ hat “dess their sessions begin to show real wo. rood and those present certainly en- results he will pubish to the world the facts regarding who is , joyed it. They nous a number of good delaying procedure of the peace settlement, and why. old religious hymns, enlivening the sing-| ing with quartet and duets. London, March 31—-The Evening News said today that Mr. M 8 Fatten presided, the meeting U j 8 reliably informed that in event of Germany’s refusal to opening With devotional reading by Rev . D . . V • It M Maun, pastor of the Presbyterian 1 the Peace Treaty Marshal Foch says he has been au- riiuroh. He closed his part of the ser- thorized to order a general advance by the Allies, vice with a short talk to the Sunday School workers that was a help to all present. Rev. Thomas L. Willingham, of Adel, led in praye*. Mr. G H Rainwater made a fine talk on ‘The Ideal 8andajr School” Mr. Rainwater said that to have an ideal Sunday School, you must have conse crated Christian officers and teachers. The teachers must bp able to help pull the children up “Fool's Hill," that time in a child’s life when the admonition to “Honor tbf father and mother” ia for gotten. He also gave some good points on the “Sunday Habit,” asking whether the habit of his hearers waa to Joy-ride and engage in. other worldly pleasures on Sunday, o r to attend church and Sunday School. He closed with an urgent appeal to the parents to co operate with the teachers and asked the mothera to help the boys and men to get off to Sunday School. . Mrs. H. H. Tift’s subject was, “How to Have an Ideal Sundny School," and she handled it in an excellent manner. She urged 1Q0 per cent loyalty on the part of the teachers and officers; 1Q0 pe r cent attendance; 100 per cent unity, and 100 per cent effort. The ideal Sun day School, she said, must have .100 per cent teachers and must be built on the “Rock Of Ages." Mrs. P D Fulwood's talk was one of the- best and most hejpful of the after noon. She chose for her subject, "Seven Theodore Smith eoo of Mr. 1 noon; Bnc cnoM Ior „„ 8UDJWt , f m th ’ »* "* r ™?> n - h,d I* '* I-olnts for the Suede, School Tcech- broken Saturday afternoon when ho wm m , atl wm A own rnn over by a Ford cer dr.von b, Burn. „^ rienM „ , t , lcker „ d Dumee, «on. of Mr F 7, Dumes. The from KrIp ture we, «.d In ...nnort of Gone! Constipation Biliousness Headache Sour Stomadi Indigestion Nashville, Tenn., April 3—The Tennessee House of Hop- ‘ ’ resentntives by a vote of 64 to 32 this afternoon passed a bill" from scripture was i?ad in support each. Mrs. Fulwottd's * tallf was es pecially helpful to the teachers'who have i ; w • . j vL • v. , . - .. not been able to obtain the success with the women in the state a nght to vote in all municipal thei r classes that they might have hoped electlohfi end Presidential elections. The .bill now goes to the fracture was a severe one, both bones being broken about midway between the knee and ankle. •. ? Theodore, who is about 34 or 15 years old, was riding a bicycle on South Main' 1"^* . . ir, :••. , • ... Btrcct: Burcn who i. .bout is ye.™, ,0 ^ oi „ t , he „ pray „,. Pray for | s . en ^ e .^ere the fnends^f; the measure say they have suffi- oidi wa. driving , Fort. Both boy. wia(lom , nd help from 0od . He wlll hel|) dent votes to .pass'iif \ rv .. , , tried to evade the other, but despite* Uieir efforts, the car ran over the boy on the bicycle the accident occurring near Mr J W Gaulding’s home. The injured boy was rushed to a doc tor’s office and given medical attention A TEXAS WONDER The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheu matism, and irregularities of the kidney** and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles In children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two month's treatment, and sel dom fails to perfert a cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. B. W. Hall, 292tt Olive Street, St, Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. tidv-wtf There is no satisfaction and Joy as complete-as, that of the Sunday School teacher whose work ig well done. Point 2, Love and respect you‘ r pupils. You must learn to love them first be fore you can teach them properly. Point 3, Obtain the love ffbd respect of your pupilfim- You can gain and hold their uttention only by securing their love and respect. Point 4, Study the lesson thoroughly, express your thoughts con cisely and illustrate with up-to-date ex amples. The teacher can not teach un til he knows the lesson thoroughly and the illustrations must be of today, as the cljild is not interested in history Point 5, Know your pupils. Find the things they need, know tl\elr lives and help them. Point 6, Review the main thoughts in the lessons frequently. Point 7, Expect great results, Mrs. Fulwood’g talk was so sound and good that we wish space would permit to print it in full, ltev. Thomas L Willingham, of Adel, Enthusiasm." He urged the Rising Sun when applied to Self Rising Flour is more than a trade name ifipF Aluv AUOV. ■*« itdU *?. <n B tfil . -• Ihk] zlron Builds Strength Eminent physicians agree that lack ofboo to the blood causes weak- aess, nervousness, sleeplessness, tired feeling, foa of energy and a gen eral sensation of discomfort and malaise. v Medical authorities also concur in advising the use of bon, as a tonic, in these conditions. If you are weak and feel fiiat you need a tonic, try ZIRON Iron Tonic, a scientific combination of pure medicinal Iron, with the hypophosphites and other valuable tonic, strength-building ingredients Contains no habit-forming drugs. Recommended for young and old. Sold by all .druggists on the guarantee to refund your money If the first bottle fails to Pricefl^X>abot0e. Try a bottle today. • BOB IS COMING HOME A letter from Bob, received Sunday, waa full of poetry and sang a song of apoke on rejoicing. Across four linea waa writ- j officers and teachers to be enthusiastic ten in capitals: I cheerful and happy, and spread en- “WE ARE COMING HOME." | thusin^m. happiness and cheerfulness He is now at Le Mans, an embarkation throughout the Sunday School. He port, and is with the Twenty-Eighth thought the grouch had no place in the Division, the second division listed to Sunday School or anywhere else except sail in May. Robert enlisted in the j D the cemetery. He urged the teach- engineers last July and went overseas or a to have hope, love and faith, tt with a casual detachment late in August, was a fine talk and full of enthusiasm. He got to the firing line just before After a number of fine songs by Mr. peace came. j Ford’s class and a few short talks by Gerald, who is in tbc aViation depart- those present, the meeting was, closed mont, thinks he may be moved toward with prayer by Rev. D C Rainey, the port next month. Leeroy, with the j o- ornnnee detachment, has no idea when Rub the joints with BALLARD’S l>e will .tart toward Ood’a Country. , SNOW MNIMKNT to relieve rheum.. ! tism. It uonetratex the flesh to tho bone — * . ronveyin, its noothiuR an d reetorative drove’* Tasteless chill Tonic ' ■ - — -*•- —'' restores vitality mod energy by po.ifying and en riching the blood. You can soon feel Its Strength- nv iinuR enlng. Invigorating Effect. Price 60c. START WORK ON HOME Work was started this week on handsome new hungaldw on Fifth street for Mr. C W Smith. The plans were drawn by Architect C V Arnold, who will supervise the construction of the hoi number of other people with money would follow Mr. Smith's example and build, the house problem in Tifton would be relieved. THE GREAT INFLUENZA TORNADO IS ABOUT SPENT But In tta wake conntlea thoamnda | are left flatten colorieaa weak and emaciated. The phyilcal forts of lte ' victims have been JiMtered to piece,. I Nature needs amiatancAn rebuilding tbr ! eyitem. The rid corpuscles in the blood ’can be restored by taking No. 101 Tonic. I This Tonic contalni iron which we all {know makes rich blood; It also contains ' quinine which ’drives out the malarial reran and aids greatly la the rctoratfon of the human. Th .magnesia In this No. 101 Tunic acta gently upon the bowels and ride the eyitem of all poisonous and refuse matter. Begin today and taka It at least two The&KWi Sols' It means flour which has a sci entific bakifi^ efficiency and an inestimable food value. GEO. BAKER, . Tifton, Ga. FARM LOANS ON IMPROVED OEOItaiA LANDS Quick Action Lowest Cost Atlanta Trust Company ATLANTA GEORGIA