About The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1919)
PAVED NATIONAL f# ifrnMvoesvee FOLLOW SAME ROUT] THE TIFTON GAZETTE, TIFTON, LIFE A STIRRING ONE n robust health, a W. D. Barnes eould and get Us mao. Be was everythin* _i Voice Co, Tennessee, should be natu by a eesanUeettoa of catarrhal troubles tlestomach, hovels or Other ■ ~ Hartman's Famous : for forty-ova 2Tv22?hfift. Thanks to reruns.” Like ShertS Barnes, thonei owe their present health to Per— For catarrh of the bead nose an* throat, catarrhal tn Item motion of as yen saw ms uu ■mw'iii, writ* The Peruna Company. Dept. A, Colomhne, Ohlo._ for. Dr. Hart man's Health Book. — Tour Sealer has. Pan CO. HEALTH OFFICER HERE TO BEGIN WORK loard Decides to Pave Nino MUes to Cook County Line. Paving Fifteen Feet Wide. M Nine miles of the National Highway will be paved, from. Tilton to the Oook county line. The paving will'be fifteen feet wide, and the present route of th< National will be followed, if the State Highway Commission agrees with thfl Tift county authorities. di A meeting of the Board of County miasioners, in connection with the Si Advisory Board for the expenditure of Up money voted for paved rqads in Tift, was held Thursday. Present: Coungr Ooa- missionera Hall, Tucker and Branch; alst M. K. Hendry, R. O. Kills, XJ. and E. P. Bowen, of the Advisory Four surveys made by engineer were gone over. One followed the pi route of the National: another ke| I the west of the Georgia Southern ! Florida railway: another kept to tilt 'of the railway and the fourth Will Make Preliminary Sanitary' Survey of County and Ascertain Work Need* cd to be Done at Once. Dr. Will L. Wood, who was elected by the Tift County Board of Health last week us County Commissioner of Health for Tift, arrived Monday to take up his duties. l>r. Wood will make a preliminary san itary survey of the entire county at in order to ascertain the most urgent work to be done, after which he will be gin the active health work in the county. HOME WITH HIS FRENCH BRIDE I ed bj . 0ak n ,j ec .ohoolhouM. Mr. W H. Luckle, formerly of Hny| ,, w> , found that tll0 ^ b , Oak 'Ity and wo of the well known lumberman 1 u|df(l a mile looter it that nlana fina rafnrnaH from Pmiim . The fOQ{f^ elSR of that pl»«. ha. returned from France than thc otber ,. where he aerved In the war afainat the WMt o( thc ra n roa d ware abort' Huns While there he met a pretty dlltauce and pli „,i„ated two mill French ,irl who later bream* hla wife and ^ bu , t0 follow elther o£ .he returned to America with him. (would be necessary to grade a lai „ ... , ® , . . , tlon of the rood anew. Therefore Swellings of the flesh caused by in flammations, cold, fractures of the bone, decided that it would be morftj toothache, neuralgia or rheumatism ran to follow the present route, I LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quar*j N*SO W 0 L IN IM ENT?' 5 It* should'^Ih^W'-U as8ur ‘‘ d,y fivc more 8a ^ l8L ^“~ . rubbed in ove r the part affected. Its The paving will be fiftee|%feet wide groat healing, and petfetntfdug pouer QU(I the material used collate, if th eases thc pain, reduces swelling uud re* 1 , . . . aa ,i a jd at)! J m«. stores natural conditions. Hold by Con* udopted b.\ the authorititg^^- **fl gcr Drug Co. t are approved by the State Hl*bw*y mission, to which they will ho Bnbcgi Is nine mill DEAD BODIES ALL AROUND ter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at very, very smnll cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck', arms and hands each day and sec how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless. J. N. BROWN I SELL FARM LANDS and CITY PROPERTY I MAKE FARM AND CITY LOANS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MKKT Jt The Tift County Board of Commission-, distance to be pai ers held their regular meeting Monday • approving the bills and attending to other detail matters. The fbllowint roud cititaious were granted: Road petitioned for by C. M. Willis J. N. Bennefield, R. It. Cleveland and others. Road petitioned for by T. S. Rigdon S. A. Perdue, E. It. Barnes and others. Itoad petitioned for by .1. R. Butler, T. E. Phillips, If. Segraves and others. Two new paupers were added to the pauper list. The road paving matter was disucsRed but no action taken, wy of the National Highway south of Tifton is now before the State Highway Commission awaiting its approval. The commissioners will meet again to day to hear a petition of tho school board of the Chula district for a special tax levy to take care of the bond issue for thr Chula School District. Midnight Fight Which Resulted hi Beau tiful Girl Killing Tormentors. Miss Florence May Bailey, the beauti ful daughter of John Quincey Bailey, of Atlanta, whorls visiting nea r the state line In South^Georgia, had a memorable experience a few nights ago. In Atlan- ta she had never been bothered with mos- iTili..!^° iP ^!!*». SU If! Quitocs, but at the home her friends, these pests attacked her la lull force. As she screened with pain, hto hostess rushed to her room with a spray-bottle of Torment, the wonderful preparation that kills mosquitoes while they fly. In a few moments the room was free of live mos quitoes and thc floor was littered with dead ones. Torment kills flies and mos quitoes, but does not stain clothing nor furniture. Harmless to human beings TWIN BOYS. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Rodgers, of Chula f , ... __ - . , . , „ nf Bottle, including spray, 25c, at your drug- arc congratulated on tho arrival of twin „ Uf , a ^ boys—fine, bouncing fellows, at their homo Monday last. Chula Is building lisely in enlarged school buildings. Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days “LAX-FGS WITH PEPSIN” Is a specially- prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual ; Constipation. It relieves promptly but _ . . _ , should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days Bee me before buying a Farm, itecua , to induce regular action. It Stimulates and a House, or Placing a loaa. 1 Regulates. • Very Pleasant to Take, e 60s OSes No. 19 New Clyatt Bulldlag. ] per botUe. HOUSES FOR RENT Mrs. J. W. Ilollls and two of her child ren, Miss Carolyn nnd John Malcolm, turned Friday night from a ten days tor trip to their old home at Social Circlr and other North Georgia points. O. E. LINDSEY, D. O. Osteopathic Physician Diagnosis and Treatment Office Over C. L. Parker‘8 Store, Tifton, Georgia Now Is the Time, Kent’s Furniture & Music Store Is the Place. Tilton Is the Town. We are Members of the Mer chants Association and have a large stock to select from. See Us. Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Mattresses, t Edison Phonographs, Bed Springs, Dishes McDgugalKitchen Cabinets, The Best. lENT’S f WHOf URE & JIUSIG STORE cist's. Try this great discovery. Manufactured by THE O. B. 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It R the best tonic I ever saw.” Try Cardui. All Druggists •>:< * BURCH WELL’S Fall and Winter Styles In MILLINERY, DRESSES, COATS and COAT SUITS are now ready for the inspection of the public. We are going to make the Millinery Business\one of the leading features of our Department Store and we have spared no pains to secure one of the best Milliners in Baltimore and spared no money to buy the best line of Millinery ever shown in Tilton. We give you a cordial invitation to call and meet Miss Meri- dithy our Milliner, and look over her new creations. We feel sure you will be charmed with her, delighted with the quality and style of Hats and best of all pleased with the Moderate Prices. Our mot to in the Millinery Department will be the same as has ruled thru- out our line of stores for years, viz, “Quality Considered, Church- well Sells It for Less. ” Here you can get a hat suitable for any occasion. Here are the New and Authentic Designs, Smart Shapes of Velvet, Plush, Duvetyne and Beaver. Soft Effects in all new shades and black at moderate prices FALL SUITS Rich new shades in Silvertone, Velours, Serges, Tricotines, Tweed, Gabardines, Plain and Fur Trimmed Models. Now is the time to buybefore our sizes are broken The Newest Ideas in Clothes Young Men who want the Newest Ideas in Clothes will find them here With new suits'eoming in daily fresh from the Tailors’ hands of HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX expert workmen you can he sure of getting the latest fashion in clothes. Copvricht lot•) Hart Schaffner St Marx School Days are Here Again and the Kiddies Need Shoes The WONDER SHOE of the 20th Century is the BILLIKEN. Give the Kiddies feet a treat. They cannot pinch but are sure to tickle. Every tinie you buy a pair of Billikens we give the Kiddie a Big Thick Tablet. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to visit our New Departments. * __ " \ •• . 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