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STRAND THEATRE, TIFTON, NOV. 19 & 20.
5 1-2 PER CENT FARM LOANS
7 Per Cent x Tifton City Loans
W» make farm loan* at 5 1-2 par cant. Interest and gin the
lanwrar die privilege of paying part of the principal at the
and of any year stopping interest on amounts paid, bat no
anal payment of principal required.
B. C. ELLIS W. W. BRYAN
Tifton, Georgia
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We are showing the ‘‘Fitright Petticoats” in all
silk Jerseys and Jersey with fancy bottom. You will
have to see these petticoats to appreciate them.
We are also showing some new Skirts and they
are the very newest things.
New Hatters Boots in Grey, Black, Brown and
Field Mouse.
All our Ready-to-Wear 20% off for cash only.
Our goods are the Newest
Our prices are Right.
Come to see us—we can satisfy you
Adams-Smith Co.
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED—We
are in the market for Hens, Friers,
Roosters, Guineas, Ducks, Turkeys,
time or Egg*. Fruit) and vegetables,
butter aud pure cream. Can also use a
few home-canned goods. Hotel Myon,
Tifton, Ga.
FOR SALE—Thorough-Bred Hampshire
Boar, registered as Illinois’ Best Large
bouts strong and rigorous, and ia a beau-
Quiet and easily handled. Two years
old. W. It. Talbot, Fender, Ga. 12dwlw
FOR HALE OR RENT—Two-lidus* farm
mileR south of Tifton on ora^Ohion
road. J. C. Aultman, Route A, Tifton.
12dw2w
STRAYED—One red sow pig, weight 40
50 pounds, marked crop and half crop
in left ear. Last heard from at Dr. Wil
banks’ farm on Turner churgh road, east
of Tifton. Notify W. L. Hancock, No.
54 Shipp Avo., Tifton, Ga. 12dwlt
FOR SALK—My brick store building in
Alapulin, Ga. Well located and in good
repair, 25x80 feet long, plate glass frout.
me «t once if interested. J. V. Dor-
uiiney. 12-dwlw
WANTED TO BUY—Or rent steam en
gine, 0, N, or 10 horse-power. Write J.
Thomason, Route A, Tifton. (la.
U-dwtf
WANTED—Position as overseer on farm
with good man. Can move any time,
and furnish A-No. 1 references. C. T.
Itritt, Ilazlehurst, Ga. Ild3tw2t
WANTED—Supervisor for u large plan
tation. None need apply except man of
experience, ability and good character.
Reason for wanting a Georgia man will
xplained in later correspondence. Ad
dress F. M. Rogers, Sr., Florence, S.
Ildl0tw2t
FOR SALE—Five mules, about 200 bush
els com. fodder and potatoes. For caah
or good note. See W. B. Hitchcock.
5-dwtf
STRAYED oiT STOLEN—From mj
place near Omega Saturday night Nov.
1st, one dark bay horse mule, weight
about 850 pounds; long mane and tail.
Libera) reward for information leading
to his recovery. H. H. Tift, Jr. G-dwtf
WANTED—Calves or yearling*, Tele-
ephone 3013, Emerson Conger. 9dwlw
FOR SALE—At $100 pc r acre, 80 ncrca
H land, 50 acres in cultivation, good five-
room house; 1 tenant house, in three-
fourths of a mile of Ty Ty, known as
the place where Frank Parka lives.
Ty Ty has n« good school as there ia
in South Georgia, three churches—Metho
dist, Baptist and Primitive Baptist. Part
cash; terms for balance. G. S. Nelson,
W-
Specials for 10 Bays
Tire Covers,
Brass Polish,
Running Board Mats,
Spark Plug Cleaners
Lap Robes,
* Lamp Lens,
Pumps,
Jacks,
v Polish,
Top Dressing,
Spot Lights,
Electric Bells.
1-3 OFF FOR TEN DAYS
TOT-OVERLAND
COMPANY
TIFTS GARAGE
WANTED—To buy a car of slip shuck*
cd ear corn, loaded anywhere in South
Georgia. Phone, wire or write best of*
J. W. Lang, Omega, Ga. lOdwtf
FOR 8ALE—One good farm mare-mule,
13 years old, weight 1.200 pounds. Also
one nice mar e 5 years old. Phillips Mer
cantile Co., City. 2Rdwtf
FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, 1018 model
in good shape. I). B. Stewart, Sumner,
Ga. 8-dlt-wlt
FOR HALE—Overland 00, good aa new
See me quick for a bargain. R. D. Glad-
tey Route 4, Tifton. 21-dltw8t
WANTED—Overseer on farm with good
man. Can move any time. Famish
A No. 1 references. C. T. Britt, Haxle-
hurst, Ga. Id5|w2t
RADIATORS REPAIRED—-and made
to special order. If your radiator has
been wrecked, burned, frozen or letka,
send it to us. We wili send it fcack to
you in first-class condition. FirU-clasa
used radiators for sale at half price. Hol
lingsworth Radiator Work*. 42 W. Broad
St., Savannah, Ga. 25d0tw4t
FOR SALE—Seven good saw mill or
farm mules. Cash or credit. W.
Puckett, Tifton, Ga., 8-d8tw2t
MONUMENTS—I can famish the very
beet J. J. r. Goodman, Brookfield, wtf
.UMBER FOR SALE—Saw mill 7 miles
from Tifton, 2 miles west from National
Highway, 2 miles south of Chnla. Prices
right All orders filled promptly...
T. S. Rigdon or W. E. Gibbs, Tifton,
-6-dw3w
BUY SINGER MACHINES—They are
the best $4 cash $1 per week, B. EL
Bankston, Tifton. y H
HAD TERRIBLE
SKIN DISEASE
liffli 8lif Isproies Rapidly Wlu 61m
ZIRON Iron Tonic.
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without apparently being able to flnd the
g&nsrHgras
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ed so rapidly—
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Yhur Blood Needs
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A HOME-CHORUS.
Coal wagon’s late
An’ the ehillun can't wait
Fer the wind blows cold
'Cross Georgia atate.
But the ax is a’ringin’ a
An’ the saw is a'singin’, f f
An’ they's goin’ to be a fire i
ney!
—Stanton, in Constitution.
Mr. T. A. Ivester, of Route 0, was in
Tifton on business Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. W. Banks, of At
lanta, speut Sunday in Tifton, the guests
of friends.
Mr. .T. W. Lang, the merchant prince
of Omega, was among the visitors to Tif-
n Tuesday.
Mr. W. II. Collier and Mr. Burl Mc
Donald, of Ty Ty section, were among
Saturday’s visitors to the city. y.
Mr. anil Mrs. 1>. K. Hilton are con
gratulated on the arrival of a pretty
little girl nl their home on Second street
Friday night.
It has just bee n announced that Mrs.
L. Puffy, of Tift county, pon first
prize for the best setting of egga on dis
play at the State Fair.
Messrs. James and Momer Dodd of
North Georgia, ure spending a few days
Tift county visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Martin, near Zlot^ Hope.
Mr. P. E. Stewart, of Sumner, Ga.,
is in Tifton on business, Friday morn-
g. 11c has a Ford coupe lor sale which
he advertises in another column.
The November term of Judge Sellars’
mirti was adjourned over to the first
Thursday in December, 014 account of the
City Court being in session tfils weeek.
Mr. E. Loyd Knight moved to Tifton
from Adel Tuesday. They have, a'house
Woodlawn, and will make their home
here.
Mr. K. A. <irine r returned Mondag
from Atlanta, where he spent three weeks
at a hospital for special treatment for
scirrhous affection of the liver. He
Y* he is feeling much better and gets
about as spry as » spring chicken.
Mrs. H. II. Tift. Mrs. Nichols Peter-
11. Mrs. W. II. McCarney, Mrs. U. L.
•unett and Miss Nelta Murray left
Tuesday night for Columbus to attend
the meeting «f the State Federation of
Women’s Clubs in session in that city
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Mr. J. W. Jordan, of Omega, has pur
chase!] the grocery business of Mr. C.
W. Wisenbnkcr, on Main street, Mr. Wis-
011 linker moving to Brunswick. Mr. Jor
dan moved his family to Tifton last week,
occupying the Pope cottage on Love ave
nue, formerly occupied by Mr. Wiscn-
baker and family. v
Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. McDonald left Sun
day for Miami, Fla., where they will make
their home, Mr. MoPonflld having ac
cepted a position with the same whole
sale grocery firm which lie left to come
to Tifton. Mr. .McDonald came to Tif
ton four years ago and has been with
the Tifton Produce Company for several
years. Both he and his wife made many
friends during their Rtay here who re
gret very much to see them leave.
Mr. W. H. Pool spent the week-end in
Fitzgerald.
Mr. J. M. Ray, of the Eldorado sec
tion, was in the city on business Thurs
day.
Mr. Howard Bagley, of Forsyth coun
ty, is spending a few days in the city,
visiting his uncle, Mr. W. H. Pool.
$100 Reward, $100
Catarrh la a local disease greatly Influ
enced by constitutional conditions,
therefor* requires constitutional ti
ment. HALL’S CATARRH MEDIC
is taken internally and seta through the
as 4 iflum wensMsst
destroys the foundation of the disease.
Ivea the patient strength by tmprovtnc
•» and assists nature to
_ ttBriyaoui
'E falls to cui
give* the patient strength by tmprovtnc
the general health and assists nature to
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WILLIS
DRUG COMPANY
When Shopping
Down Town
Meet Your Friends
at
WILLIS DRUG CO.
and Drink from a Fount
that is Glean and
r Sanitary.
THE BEST ONLY
Phone 94
Frock Sho s
iere Moderate Prices and Si
Styles Go Arm In Arm
If you have been in quest of a Winter j
of practicability, smartness and moderate
you needn*t look further for. here are scon
modes which will, we feel absolutely certain,
swer each and every one of your requirements.
Think of it! Even as low as $15.00 you mi
choose innumerable Frocks of undeniable cl
We have them in Serge, Tricotine, Satin, Jersey
Taffeta, in Blue, Brown, Black, Taupe and
rious other colors.
WINTER COATS:-
We have them in all materials and colors,
ranging in price from
$12.50 to $75
BETTS-SPURLIN COMPANY
Phone 332
Champion X plugs sell at most places
for $1 each, (17c during our sale. Buy
a supply. Lang & Co.. Omega. 7-tf
Mr. T. B. I.cscur, of Motor A, was in
the city Saturday.
Wc are now in the market for peanuts
see us before you sell. Golden Live
Stock Company. 10-dtf
ANOTHER BIG CUT
We have too many Misses Felt Hats 1
we want to sell them. Various
and colors. Ranging in prices from
to ten dollars. For immediate acci
ance we are making the following \
sale prices on any number you wi
Childrens $1
felt hats
Childrens
$1.50 felts