The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974, September 05, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSTORE MOOR'S FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1919. 6 Spoons only $3.50 * Moor’s Jewelry Store “The Gift Store” PHONE 250 Tte Hide Market U Very Strong Brii| You PWm to Ufla A. WEINBLATT HUMS * TALLOW DO Telephone S8». Formers Uiioa Wi NEW SHOES—They cost too much, so hove your old shoes tre paired. Tilton El ectric Shoe Hospital, will fix them right at fair prices. . 0-ldwlmo OPPORTUNITY \ large corporation, marketing a staple 1 commodity desires the services of i man or woman in this locality for a part j of his or her time. Previous experience i* not necessary, hut intelligence, perse- 1 verance and willingness to obey instruc tions are absolutely essential, strictly a commission proposition and the remuneration is only limited by the amount of our commodity consumed in this locality and the‘character and vol-j uraeof ethe services rendered by the lo cal representative. We feci that the; proper person can devote a few hours per week to this proposition and draw a fair compensation for it. Address Sales Manager, Nelson Then- j man and Co., Chattanooga, Teun. i FOR SALK—Three small firms, fifty to' sventy-five acres. Two farms, two hund- ^ red and forty-five acres. One five hund- • farm. One 100 acre tract. All. he above places are choice farms and well j vorth the money. Prices very reasonable.; Terms if desirable. A. L. Dowling. Doug-j las, Ga. 3-dGw2t pi I FOB. SALE—A 7it acre farm 4 miles r { nortli of Tifton 1-2 mile of Notional, Highway, on good public rond. This' place is fenced; cross fenced and stumped.! One five-room and one three i Sood pencil orehnrd on place. A fine little ! place. See J. M. or B. F. Kennedy,; Route 3, Tifton, Go. 3-dSwlt. FOR SALE—100 acre farm, 2 1-2 miles northeast of Madison. 2 settlements on same; good wire fence round same; well watered. For information in full v It. S. McIntyre, Madison, Fla. 25-d2w2 THREE RESIDENCES POSSESSION SOON FARMS »FOR SALK—We have about 15.000 acres improved farms, large and small, for sale in Cook, Colquitt and Tift counties. Can give terms. Cook County Land Co., T.i 'PHYSICIAN SPECIALIST OF MACON, GEORGIA We carry a complete everything needed for No matter what you ! you will let us know can supply you. WILLIS DRUG GO. Accommodating Druggists Telephone 94 Conifer Drug Co.’s Old Stn . I will be at the Myon Hotel, wb\t l£.JSMl™ton, Ga„ Saturday, Septem- the (all-term. |ber 6, 1919, from 9:30 a. m. to Gazette can use a quantity of clean, 9 p. m.. ittoa rw-n°l eewhu: M reps-and will Wher J may be consulted pay 3 centee pound for samp. J . / UrJtfSr.. Louta.Bonn.tt are being' Free and “ • tr,ct COnfidenc <= contratulated on the arrival of a fln e boy ; 1 have devoted a number of a their home' Wednesday afternoon. ! years study to the following ills Mr. Henry Tift, Jr. has returned home 1 n f mankind • Star epeodln* several week, in Atlanta, . ^ Chattanooga, Tenn., and My.tic, Conn.! Indigestion, Heart, Liver and Mr. Arntou ciegg came iu from Athens Kidney Disease, also Bladd'-i*. Thursday morning and will be the guest Skin, Blood and all Special Dis- 'eases of Men and Women— for a week or ten days. Mr. Clegg goes . . from here to Cochran, Ga., where he has Acute Rheumatism and Pellfl- acccpted the position of Professor of Me- gra. ^Tl 1 " Ikmr Twdfth DUtrlet Agrlcul Children’. Disease has long Peacock and Helmet Syrup. 2 1-2 been one of m >' s P ecial studies,; pound ean«, 25c; 5 pound cans, 50c; io, and 1 believe myself to be as pound ean«, fi Blckerson Grocery Co. i successful in the treatment of We sell Ajax Tires. 1-dwlw . , , , . _ itr <• w vm i , children as any doctor in Geor- , Mr. t.. t\. Kills hroiiBlit the Gazette . . , , .... Thursday morning four sample stalks of yntl have a weak, d£ll* cane from a half-acre patch on Ills place, cate child that your family phy- lW0 1 B ‘” 11[8 of , rcd “ nd . twu sician has been unable to bene- ot green, the red having fourteen joints ... T ... , and measuring about six feet. The green- ’ bring it to me, I Will do my was not quite so long, but both were the best for it, and endeavor to best we have seen this sea so paid Chattahoochee fertilizer AN INVITATION To You To Visit Our Stoiv When You Need Hardware or liana Implements Stoves and Knn<jes Paints and Varnishes Harness and Leather Hoods ^ Sport inn (loads Aluminum ti are Silverware Cutlery Everything In the Hardware Lire YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED Bennett’s Hardware, Inc. THOMPSON CHURCH NEWS. ‘niton picking is the order 0 f tin* < Tho sing given by Mr. Bill Hall CITY POUND SALE. ilr. tdiiia make you a reasonable fee for Friday night was enjoyed by There arc two sins at Omega, both operation. Carry your cottoi you are almost sure 1<* get ii out waiting long. < Tifton Ilioto and View ( place where there, and Everybody dreads the knife, ""id with- If you have been advised to 4-dwtf have an operation, consult me -• ,„r p )ctu e free, and get my opinion. I , Mr. Walter Hull returned train ever seas last week. The Sunday School at this place is pro -ms res finished twice each week. Don't for believe the knife is used many yet the place, near Brooks I'hiirmncy. I, J times where a (food course of dwl1 medical treatment would be better. M. Sullivan, photographs LOST—One note for $3Cfi due Nov ember 1, 1919, signed by Dr. S. T. Whit- , FOR SALE—Sew acres; 300 in cultlva- nnd Sparks, Ga.j t j on . f our g001 j dwellings; between Little 3-dwtf j r j ver am j omega. Price $47,000. Good Cook County Land Co., Lenox, , 3-dwtf _ taker and payaWe t0 t h e Tift-Overland j 100 ACRES LAND FOR SALE—50 The home occupied by Mr. Walters oa] Company. Finder please return to TiftH acreg in cultivation all under good wire Central avenue. Place has storage forj Overland Company ancTrcceive reward.Otf Five room house and large barn, firee cats; servants house. Is in thorough J ~ 128 acres 3-4 of a mile of Omega. Rare. w * Hightower, Tifton. 14-d0w4t •repair. High class bath arrangement* j bargain. Land adjoining selling at $125 for SALE—103 acres farm land, 1 1-2 nd electric fixtures, mantels, etc. A to $140 ^ acre. will sell at sacrifice. | (niIps n( wnrt hoU8ef Madison, Fla. Good •beautifully arranged place. 28tf. Keith " Mrs. Rhodes home on Ridge avenue,' mow occupied by Charlie Mathis. You 1 FOR SALE—Few hogs to fatten. See und same. For information McIntyre, Madison, Fla. win ban to to over this place to .ppm- j hom curly 0 r Into in dny. See Dr. Bliteli 1 J 0B SALE—Forty head of fine beef cat- 30-dwlw tie and several that will soon be ’ 1 .'FARMS FOR SALE—We have n number milker8 - F - Sikes * T y T y- 20-d0w4t •date It Possession at hnce. j Brookfield, Ga. House on Heights, formerly occupied by ?■ *' T “* Vntat ’ “ * t °° 4 |»f rtoice farm, of vartoua .lie. for aalo, W ANTEI>_Goo,l cow with first Talf, bargain. \ » t b e Chattahoochee Valley In the vicin- • . „ t 0 - .. . One clow In farm 100 1-2 acre* at |80 it of p 0 ,han. Southeast Alabama. Hun- * u “ ru " lH - ,d * 12 or f ® u ' ®“ Uona a day ’ Kiper acre. Good homo and bam. Good dl U of loads of hom ami cattle ship- “» d J >0 » nd » f J - *• Sword ’'. ««»to land. 28tf.lncd evprr season, immense crops of prac- f Gmega. 20-cod3twlt BROOKFIELD DOTS Well. tli,. l*iii(>N>vel pi If the tnl*:i Piles has also been a special study with me for a long while, ;i tvd servicer and I am glad to announce that io v t'nopvr I now t rua t them under an ab- Ilnd fine at- solute guarantee, and without l ’’ iiii.wvst war the use of the knife. ui' 1 . 1 ' 1 'Tv.wk Investigate my method before i ■ iimi io leave, having them cut out. It costs > you nothing to investigate. Are you the man you used to Dave Cribb, was married t<i l Miixgil* Tliniupxou. Sunday ;i ft «*ri: We wish them a long and happy lif.\ There is to be preaching at ibis p Saturday night, and Sunday and Su» night. Everybody is invited to g,, and bear Brother I>nvis preach. 'I’liere will lie Sunday School at place next Sunday afternoon nt 3 ..VI Let us all go out and take n hand in school. Best wishes to the Gazette and its r ers. Blue Ey« ti.H' 'GEORGIA—Tift County. City of Tifton. • Will he sold before tbe pound in said •city, between the legal hours of sale, on ! Friday, Sept. 12, 1919, to the highest i bidder fop cash, the following property, to-wit: ! One black gilt, weight about 75 or 100 ■ pounds; three white feet; marked swallow fork and underbit in right ear, crop in l“ff. Impounded and sold under provisions i of ovj^Snnce prohibiting live stock from j running at large on the streets of said This, Sept. 2, 1919. J. O. Thrasher Chief of Police. fall sho. ml dr. 666 has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever Ton ic on the market, but no one one wants imitations. They are dangerous things in the medi cine line. adv. tlllllislll'll. I satisfy the g Well. We small uer potatoes, think lhe; days >haec«i market n-hunts want another year, be? •r market week will Are you prematurely old? If so, there must be a reason. i Link cotton iivnts anythin. Let me see if 1 can find the ■ V, i.,p. ir it,,. w. vviiK ii,, km reason. I have benefited o imii 'f.'i-t[iist""nieir'’.’•..tViVn others; I might benefit you. Me. iimi iinrnynni iimi plant It will at least cost you nothing to investigate my method of .ill hit to lin Olll 28H. jped every season, immense crops of prac- tie-ally everythin* ,rown in the South. Two Packlnx Plants close hy, also Grain! sack of that good home-made Pnrsiirnm-A' im-.; -ho 'iT° T^T^TMiii.'""^' floor, made from wheat pawn aronnd WANTED—A buyer who knowa how to Elevator, Mired Feed Milla, Peanut • —ui. ..j .... ..onto, Ihoron.h .... n.o o...i„. Omega, price $1.05, Lung Sc Co. 4-dwtf •pptedato and care for genuine thorough Crushing Plants, Syrup Refinery, Canning Lhwd Beglatered Hampshire male, Cloit p| an t, etc., with permanent casli mnrketa PETITION FOB DIVOBCE descendant of tho famous $5,000 Look- f or practically everything raised and GKOBGIA.—Tilt County, out hoar. This hog Is absolutely too 1 produced. Those interested, write, Smith pSj’fo^'divo'iee^Tift °sSnerior good to send to the Ticking House. I & Morgan, Dothan, Alabama. 8-lw8t * December term.' 1011). P guarantae him to be an A No. 1 bneder.; TO ALMA A. OWEN: look at him will convince JOO.:300 A^RE FARM for sale by W. E. You are hereby required to be and ap- i «89 or 20c oer lb. Edw. H. Farmer, owner. 100 acres or more in cul- pear either in person or by an attorney, 1 ^ *** — .. fnr mtnr u at the December. 1919, term of the Su- lfidwtt tivation; fine farfn for stock ., erior Court of xjft County, Georgia, to This farm is seven miles south of Tifton. hwld on the first Monday In December. _ iix farmers to buy six farms Farmer. 15-dwtf 919. to onswer tbe petition of George all desirable and ranging in sixe from 74 1 _ B. Owen, wherein you are named party ugfunvn—* defendant, the same being a petition foT “ivoree. Witness the Honorable R. Eve, Judge of said court, this June G, 1919. Henry D. Webb, Clerk, Superior Court, Tift County sorgia. (Seal) G-13eow4t to 1235 acres at bargain,. Some on good WNUEB 8KW1NO MACH1NB-Beat.de term, and some for cash. Will be glad on Earth. Sold on easy payments, by 01 to ahow them. L. D. Boggs, Balnhridge, B. H. Bankaton, Tifton. deed w-tf C *- gtw * t i MONUMENTS—I can furnish the very COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED—We beat J. J. F. Goodman, Brookfield, wtf « Frie ”^; LAND FOR SALE —280 acre farm, 6 1-2 K* *52 -n- -Hh of Madison, 2 aettiemen^ on pace cream. Can alK use if ew home-,F»r information In full write, goods. Hotel Myon. Tifton, Oa. 8. McIntyre, Madison, Fla. 2u-d2w2 Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic restores vitality aod energy by purifying and en riching the blood. You can toon feel Its Strength- ruing. Invigorating Effect. Price 60c, Now in the tobacco have both ends of tin applies nn gun no debt wc can we please and the bu> faro do them, then I . , , m. they can afford treatment, f the hands of tho iisincs8, the buyers rope. If we make leave off the big eottfiu or hold ns rs will see that tlic* Is getting hold of our end of the rope. Make Mtmcthoing to pot and foed stock ami wc cun secure clothes some way. We must not try to go so fast, we have it one short life to live here on earth and why try to run ourselves to death to support a Kang of speculators. Go slow, raisp fertilizers, grmv feed, and rations at home. Syrup, oh my, if I bad 100 acres in good enne I would be rich. We bear that Mr Sidney Gibbs, nnd Miss Barnes are married, well, here is well wishes to them. Sidney is a good farmer nnd business man nnd Miss Barnes ver little woman. J. G. Remember, consultations and examinations are free and strictly confidential. DR. JAS. M. COPPAGE Will have separate quarters for colored people. Ask clerk or bell-boy how to locate me. I am uow lo the market for Hens, Fry ers, Broifers, and Eggs. I can pay i than any merchant in Tifton. See me be fore you sell your produce. C. L. Parker We are proud of tbe confid ence doctors, druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic. adv NOTICE OK SALE. GEORGIA—Tift County. ' Will be sold for cash before the court- hose door in said county on the first Tues- j day in October next, between the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit: 1(58 acres of lot of land No. 251, boun- d as follows: On tbe South by the lands of A. Z. Payne;, on the West by j lauds of the Alf Nipper estate; on the North by an original land line; on the East by an original land line. 1 Said property sold as the property of Maey A. M. Payne, deceased, under an order granted by the Ordinary of Tift, County. W. C. Payne, Administrator, Estate of Macy A. M. Payne. YANTED—Position superintending stock j farm, or will consider proposition on j hares. T. J, Tucker, Quitman, Ga. d2wl; We Are Now Prepared To Ho First Class Automobile , TRIMMING PAINTING UPHOLSTERING Let us make your old car look like new. All work under direction of an expert. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TIFTON SUES AGENCY A TTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS! Realizing that there is a steady and ever increasing demand lor better self rising flour and to meet this demand we are offering through the retail merchants FLO-ROSA Self Rising Flour We claim and guarantee this to be the Best Self Rising Flour ever offered on this or any other market Ask your groceryman for a sack. Insist on getting FLO-ROSA Self Rising Flour. Every Sack: Guaranteed. WHOLESALE DISTRIB(|TJD .ci'idtsi&i./ && 'Sa&lliL.