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lb* msrrlsi. of Uto fl .ndltr, IfeSort It f iriljtm nlii tod at (b* boa* of Ur. hi lira Ooi«r en «a Fourth otrto, Monday Ini at 8:30, Bor. W# H.' Badd of tbt Mctbodlot church, pcrformln, the cere- The youns people < mlnUter come onri them, but * few of I tbl* out, plenued ■ and dtcoreted the 9< ted plente end floiroi rpected to bare the nd saintly marry telr friends, bodies aurprto for them rea borne with pot- mrkins an Impro- i “BROKEN BLOSSOMS” K.; ^ >S rama of,profound emotion of exquisite deli- of overwhelming force. ime hours-Same orchestra-Sooie price at “The Miracle Man”* :-4- • fined altar in the Ur faff, room, where the couple Stood.for the ctmnoBj. Mlsa Josie Golden played Mendelaaobn'a wedding , march. The members of the bride's sew* | log dub and the people from the Pope house were there and witnessed the sweet and impressive ceremony. The bride wore a handsome brown nU* vertone coatauit, with beaded Georgette blouse and’ taupe-brown hat to match, She also wore red for furs. Mr. and Mrs. Lankford leftover the Alabama, Birmingham and Atlantic rail' road at 0:45 for Atlanta-and other points in North Georgia for several days wed ding trip. Mrs. Lankford is the only child of Mrs. Annie Bennett and haa madcf her home in Tifton since babyhood. She is a graduate of the State Normal College |at Athens and took a post-graduate course at both Peabody Institute and Columbia ‘University. She has been Domestic Sci- ,encc teacher at the Tifton High School since her graduation and was one of the most efficient members of the faculty. She is a charming member of both social and religious life of Tifton. Mr. Lankford is one of Tifton’s exemplary young business men, coming to Tiftou from Atlanta about twelve years ago. He is one of the most efficient members of the office force of the Nt- tional Bank of Tifton. lie stands high witli his employers and the public, and has hundreds of. friends who Join In wishing for himself and bride the hap piness both so rightly deserve. Many beautiful presents were j«*nt We have a fine as sortment of that popular China inclu. ding some of the very latest designs. We. welcome and appreciate your looking at our line. g Moor's Jewelry Store BRAND ALUMINUM Piice Guaranteed for 20 Years To abort a cold and prevent com plications, take FULL LINE TO iett’s v V FROM The purified end refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and lure. Incorporated Medicinal virtues retain ed and improved. Sold only in sealed packages Price 35c. w “The Gift Store” PHONE 250 | n Th. hallmark stow nf thc'hunie Monday, and among these were a handsome chest of silver from the High School faculty and children, and a full set of exquisite china from theic friends at the Pope. House. Mr. and Mrs. Lankford will be nt home to their friends after the 15, nt the Pope 1.0' CASUALTY LIST IS REVISED Washington. Nov. 11.—In the miilkt f the celebration of the auniversary of the signing of tin* armistice, the tragedy war again was cmphnidzed by nn- 'Uncement of u revised list of American cnsuaUics, showing a total of 203,080. The list includes .34.025 killed iu nc- >n, including .‘(82 lost at sea; died of wounds 1.3,055; died of disease, 2-3,002; died of accident and other caused, 5,320; minded in action, 215,480; missing in action, 2. ' The Buick Dry Plate Clutch- The exclusive patented features of the Buick disc clutch minimize the effort and skill necessary in gear shifting, and at the same time provide a clutch that is absolutely smooth and positive in operation. Under this patented construction, the heavy rota* ting parts of the clutch are carried by the flywheel . and only the very light parts are carried by the trans mission, which accounts for the transmission gears not spinning after clutch is disengaged, thus pre venting the clashing of gears in shifting from one speed to another. The slightest pressure of the smooth acting Buick clutch, which makes iti ly popular with women drivers and those who drive' much in congested traffic. .When Better Automobiles Are Built BUICK WUl Build Tifton Buick Company : SPECIAL even Spoole J. P. a la, Thread for Cents Seven to Each Cuitomer. A Read Selling Out SPECIAL Seven Spoole J. P. Coate Thread tor 25 Cents Seven to Each Customer. M ===== JKP? ; Jarry Kulbersh is going out of the Dry Goods Business and goto his old Line of Groceries. hbuse must be entirely clear of all Dry Goods by the First of January. Prices no object, they must go at any price, as know Harry is moire acquainted with the grocery business and wants to become a groceryman as quick as possible, if you ~ : ve him the opportunity. This is a high price time for such prices, and prices are still advancing; but this is.not in his way house must be cleared by January 1st, this just gives two months, so you see business has got to pick up and be some-^ ring. Come now while these’goods are going at such broken prices. We can’t give all prices here as it will take so )m and space, can only mention a few, come prepared; to all that is in the house. So dont miss this opportunity* ; , - trade where your dollars has more cents- ' ‘ iraild Selling out Sale Begins Thursday, November 6th. My Motto: Your Monty’s worth or your. Money hack. ; Overalls, Worth $2.50, $1.69 1.00 WortK of Shoes, which includes Shoes whole family, in all styles, will go for ally less * practically less than today’s wholesale prices. Good Dress Ginghams, worth 35c, will _27 H ‘ Work Shirts, Go- I hqvnpbout 400 or 500 pair of ladies’ (OQQ Shoes, wordi $4.50 to $6.00 to go at.... $£<90 Ginghams worth 80c will go at 25 c LADIES’ COATS AND COAT SUITS - $37.50 Ladies’ Silk Plush Coats, worth $65 to $85, going at j ■>^^°-$1.48 A few pieces, while they last, going at. 15‘ I have a bunch of Soap and Washing PCwders, also some Coffee, which must be 'closed out-. Men’s Haynes Underwear, worth $1.50, 87 y ‘ going for, per garment The best Cheviots, going at -25‘ ’ A full line of Checked Homespun Going | (Jo , I have a case of Cheviots, worth 25c, to go at. Th$ best Men’s Uniph Saits, worth $8, #J gft 8°> n g fks.