The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974, November 21, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextW iSvwPpfc** - ; m* yv Y&u will like Luzi It is real coffee, because it is dhrei selected,property ed—andjbedkuse goodness is sea Every pound or Luzi- anne is sold in an indi vidual air-tight tin cten. The Reity-Taylor Company NtwOrltaiu ) 'is t!~tj WElilffS J b^2 um HIS CHRISTMAS MESSAGES < lie Man Sandy Claus, Filin' fer ter come, Gwine tc r give de li'l boy Tin ho’n an' drum. Ole Man Sandy Claus, What 1 aay ter you: Don't fergit de ole folks— Dry's lookin' fer you, too! * —Atlanta Constitution. 1 rregulnr bowel movement* lead to "chronic constipation and u constipated habit fills the system with impurities. 11EKHINE is u grout bowel regulator. It purifies the system, vitalizes the blood si ml puts the digestive organs in fine vigorous condition. Sold by'Conger Drug Co. Professional Directory CLAUDE PAYTON gj£> lawyer ^ Special attention. Criminal, Damage, Bankruptcy, Equity and Insurance law. No. 242 12 Broad St. Albany. Ga. FARM AND CITY LOANS . I am agent for some of the best farm and city loan companies. It would pay V' ti to see me before matting: applications. I.ow'-st interest and commissions. Loans fn.iiie promptly. W. B. BENNBT Office uver Darnell's & DR. O. E. LINDSEY Osteopathic Physician mints “a# to 12 A.M. 1 to 4 l*. M. Office Over 0. I., l’nrkcr’a Office ’Phone 340 W. B. BENNET Lawyer Office oyer Darnell** Tifton, Ga. DR. W. E. WHITE Veterinarian Telephone 270 Tifton, Georgia Formerly with U. S. Government Hog Cholera Control B. C. WILLIFORD Attomeymt-Lmw, Tifton. Gu. Offlco S04I2, McLeod Bid;. (Damaco* Suit, snd Criminal Practlca a Specially.) D. B. HARRELL I'ractlclnt Phyridun Office McLeod-O'NesI Bid,. Offlco Phone 203. Residence SOI Tifton. Georgia. R. C. ELLIS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Special attention liven to collection, ud to mattera relatlns to land titles Will practice In all the Courts FULWOOD A IIARGRETT Attorneya-st-Lsw Office In Golden Building Tifton, • • o o JOHN A. PETERSON Office Ilrntlst - New O'Neal-McLcod Bnlldint Tifton, Goonla Golden Bid,. Tilton. Gs TIFTON LODGE No. IS5 I. O. O. F. Meets First Mon day nlxht after Second sad Fourth Sunday In Masonic Hall J. T. HANCOCK. Noble Grand, J. A. YARBROUGH, Secretary. ROYAL ARCH MASONS Meets Second Saturday evening ot .each month In Masonic Bulldlnf st tl*0 Mr. A. II. Yawp, of Eldorado, was a business visitor to Tifton Monday. Mr., j. King, of Fender, was a bus iness visitor to the eity Monday. Messrs. G. I. and \V. O. Humner, of Colquitt county, were business viaitora Hev. (». 1). Baker and Mr. G. L. Bear ing of route 2, were busim-ss visitors to the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and son, ttay llqward, left Monday afternoon for Macon, where they will spend a few days. Mrs. Floyd Guest and little daughter, Mary Woodall, of Macon, arc the guests of Mrs. C. C. Guest, and will here for some tiaie. Mr. uud Mrs. It. M. Lankford returned Thursday night from a short wedding trip to Atlanta and other North Georgia points. Mr. W. D. Royal and wife and son, Master Woodfin, and Miss M. B. Bur- uett, of Shingicr, were shopping in Tlf* to M Thursday. Postmaster J. H. Crisp and Mr__F. M. 'Akins, of Fender, spent Saturday in the city, taking the Census Enumerator Examination. In damp, chilly weather there is ul- ways u large denmnd for BALLARD'S SNOW,LINIMENT because many'iieo- r ile know by experience its great rellev- ng power l« rheumatic aches and pains, prepare to apply it at the first twinge. Sold by Conger Drug Co, ♦Let us put you a Heater up tpday. Do not wait til) the weather la so cold that you will take cold waiting for It. Oil Heaters, Coal Heaters, Kent’s Fur niture A Music Store. 15-d3twlt Rev. npd Mrs. J. F. McTier, of Fen der, pnfised through the city Tuesday, on their way to Dublin to attend the South Georgia Methodist Conference. Mrs. G. O. Knight and little son, G. O., Jr., left Monday for Hahira and Valdosta, whore they will spend a week or ten days visiting relatives. Regulate the bowels when they fail to move properly. IIEUBINE is nu ad mirable bowel regulator. It help* the liver and stomach and restores n fine feeling of strength and buoyancy. Sold by Conger Drug Co. Mr. Charles Haggarty GAZETTE, TIFTON, " ■■■ over the arrival of « lovely little iht bom ot lira. Botuseaa'a parents, Mr. and Mra. W. T. Hargrett, ^ “ ly afternoon. W. T. Goode brought the Ga zette Monday two stalks of red can* from his two-acre patch in Edgewood. The stalks have eighteen matured joints and are the longest ever seen here. • ? .R. 0. Cook, colored, a dark brown convict, 80 years old, 0 feet 0 inches tall and weighing 155 pounds, escaped from the Tift county gang Monday. A re* ward of $25 is offered for his arrest and delivery to the Tift county officers. CoL J. Frank »Norman, of Moultrie passed through the city Monday morning on bis way to Macon, where he went to attend tin* Georgia Baptist convention In session there for three days, begin ning Tuesday. *pr. W. H. Hendricks returned Satur day from Ashville, N. 0., where be at tended a three days session of the South ern Medical Association. Dr. Hendricks reports a big time, but says be is glad to get back ,home again. Mr. J. A. Dodd, of Omega, a member of the County Board of Education, show ed his interest in the illiteracy campaign hy attending the Institute Friday. We Deed more co-operation between the coun ty boards of the state and the teachers. Mr. J. A. Lovett returned Monday from near Nashville, where be preached Sat urday and Sunday at the new Congrega tional Methodist churth, one mile from Keeffe & Bullock's still. There was a good crowd both days, good dinner and several additions to the church, Bub a no re throat with BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT. One or two appli cations will cure It completely. Hold by Conger Drug Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Smith and ’sister, Miss Corene, made a trip to Tallahassee, Fla., last week, visiting Mrs. Smith's people, also going to Arran, Fla., to see Mr. Smith’s cousin, Mr. Pomp Smith. While they were down there they went to the Bay and ate all tbe.oysters and fish they could. This Means You. When you get up with a bad tuste in your mouth, a dull tired feeliug, no re lish fo r food and are constipated, you may know that you need a dose of Cham berlain's Tablets. They not only cause an agreeable movement of the bowels, but cleanse and invigorate the stomach und improve the digestion. , Col. Claude Payton, formerly ut Syl vester, but more recently of Atlanta, has opeued a law office in Albany, as will be seen by his card in the Ga zette. Col. Payton is a good lawyer and will pay particular attention to criminal, damage, bankruptcy, equity and insurance luw practice. Constipation. Most laxatives and eatharties afford only temporary relief uud Hhould be used only for that purpose. When you want permanent relief take Chamberlain’s Tab lets aud be careful to observe the direc tions with each package. These tablets not only move the bowels, but improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. Rev. A. L. Patterson, of Hayanuah, und Mr. J. T. Brantley, of Waycross, stopped over in Tifton Friday uiglit the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Wallace. They were cyroute home from Albany where they attended the Presbyterian Synod in session Wednesday, Thursday uud Friday. Mr. Geo. F. Paulk, who was over in Worth county Thursday, visited the scene of the killing of Mr. W. E. Smith hy the negro, Brutus Jones. He says that Mr. Hmith slapped, the negro after Joucs had talked back to him and .Tone* drew his guu and fired. Mr. Smith was a well-to-do and prominent farmer. attendants at the marriage ot Miss Mary Louise Peeples and Mr. Alex W. Dealer, Jr., i D Valdosta, Wednesday evening. Hold any hogs yet? Phone .Too Lee Barker, No. 830W at Tifton, and he will go to your home with ft dandy good price, ready to pay cash and haul them. ITdwtf SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the FIRST TREATMENT is most import- aut. When an EFFICIENT antiseptic applied promptly, there is no dnngcr of infection aud the wound begins to heal it once. For use on man or beast. BO- ItOZONE is the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEALING AGENT. Buy it now and Ik* ready for nn emergency. For sale jy Couger Drug Co. At an auction sale held in front of the court house Saturday, one mule sold for $75, one for $3 and a horse for $75. All three were bid in by Mr. Rosser Shaw. W. II. Budd, pastor of the Tifton among the Methodist church, and Mr. W. L. Harman left Monday morning for Dublin, where they will attend the South Georgia Meth odist Conference this week. Rev. Mr. Budd will report for the Tifton church ouc of the best year’s in the church's history with all obligations met and n year of great advancement for the church. Mr. Budd is vice-president of the Board of Missions and Mr. Harman i»'a mem ber of the Board of Education. Mr. J. N. Horne, n member of the Board of Missions, and Mr. C. B. Holmes will go over later in the week. Mr. Holmes' parents live near Dublin. .. Only A Cold. Are you ill? is often answored~*‘Oh! it’s only a cold,” as if a cold was a mat ter of little consequence, but people are beginning to learn that a common cold is a matter not to be trifled with, that some of the most serious diseases start with a cold. As soon ns the first indication of a cold appears tnke Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Remember that the soone r you get rid of your cold the less the dnngcr, ami this remedy will help yon .to throw it off. * ’ J. H. Hutchinson, H. P. G. L. BWwk, JUNIPER CAMP No. 1«4 ■i WOODMEN OF THE WORLD < Meet, every lint and third Tu«*y night la the Maaoale IUU. All MM irzmismjM o HUTCHINSON., ^ TIP!? DARNELL—WILLIAMS Miss Beatrice Darnell and Mr. Till man A. Williams, of Charleston, 8. C., were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Darnell, Saturday evening at 10:30, Rev. W. H. Budd. pastor of the' Tifton Methodist church, performing the ceremony. The bride wore for the marriage a lovely blue taffeta dress, but changed Ten - to - one later into her traveling suit of mahog- B h 0 w ft B any brown with which she wore a Geor- dragged getto blouse, hat and shoes of the same down by the color. pninffl and ail-! Mr - and Mrs. Williams left at 3 o’clock inenta of her 8unda y morning for Augusta, and points sex. and was comnlctclv cured by hi South Carolina, before going to their St tmp^re toote made from >>«“ *» Chtrlerton. ■‘-rrfc-'j&rs war rats x. EKsmffr.tX 35- SftAriv: W •fW* pern—Iraai everything ^, nn( woman of mtnj lovable qualities look* black before her eyre-a dragging ln4 vin mimed both in U» metal feeling, or bearing-down, with nervoun- ,„a church cirelee. She ta the oldest noaa, sho should tum to this •■temponurre" daughter of Hr. and Mrs. W. A. Darnell, herbel tooie, known as Dr. Pierce's Puro- lbs’ groom was with * hospital corps rite Prescription. It can bo obtained in during the war aud received his dta- slmoat every drug store in the land and charge at Fort McPherson Friday, the ingredients are printed in trlsin Eng. The best wishes of 1 hosts of friends bsh on the wrapper. Put up in tablets or follow, the bride to her hew home. Meeting Will Be Held la High School Auditorium at Tifton, Saturday, Be ginning at 10 O’clock The second institute for .the year of the Tift county teachers will be held at Tifton High School Auditorium Saturday beginning at 10 o’clock. The following program has been ar ranged by the committee in charge: L Opening Ei writes—Prof. R. F. Ker- 2. Demonstration in Penmanship—Miss Ottye Wansley. 3. Scientific Study of Spiriting: (o) Studies In Vocabulary —Mist Sa rah King. (b) Grading Words in Spelling Book— Mrs. Halite J. Armstrong. (c) Analysis Hunt’s Speller —Miss Fsnnle Shaw. (d) Analysis Hfck’o Speller —Mi* Mary Littleton. (e) Scientific Principles In Teaching Spelling—Miss Georgia King. - 4. Medical Inspection the Teacher Can Give —Dr. W. L. Wood. li. The Rural Teacher’s Greatest Pro blems end Some Suggestions of Solution —Mrs. M. 8. Shaw. FAIR EXCHANGE A Now Back For an Old One—How a Tifton Resident Made a Bad Back Strong The back aches ut times with a dull, indescribable feeling, making you weary pnd restless; piercing pains shoot across tho regions of the kidneys, and again the loins are so lame that to stoop is agony. No use to rub or apply a plaster to (lie back if the kidneys are weak. You cun- not reach the cause. Follow the example of this Tifton citizen. Mrs* Jus. H. Cook. 405 N. Central Ave., says: "My kidneys (were in a bad con dition and I suffered greaHy with my back. I couldn't rest at night and in the morning could liurdly get out of bed. I was just aide to drag around! 1 felt weak and nervous and my kidneys caused me trouble in many different ways. 1 fin ally read of Doun’s Kidney Bills and be gan their use. The first box helped me and four boxes entirely cured me. making me sound und well. I haven't had a back ache since and have been free from all other signs of the complaint.” Brice 00c, ut ull dealers. Don’t simply Osk for n kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Bills—the same that Mrs. Cook hod. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Mfrs, Buf falo.) N. Y. POPE—NESMITIl Mr. John Pope,/ of Tifton, announces the engagement of his daughter, Mary Emily, to Mr. Joe Frank NeSmitb, of Tifton, the marriage to take place at early date. YOUR GOLD EASED , AFTER FIRST DOSE ’Tape's Cold Compound Then Breaks Up a Cold In a Few Hours Relief comes mstantly. A dose taken every two hours until three doses taken usually breaks up u severe cold and ends all the grippe misery. The very first dose opens your clogged- up nostrils and the air passages in the head, stops ntose running, relieves the headache, dullness, feverishness, si ing, soreness and stiffness. Don’t stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing’ and snuffling! Clear your congested head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt riliief as 'Tape’s Cold Com pound,” whicly costs only a few cents at nny drug store. It acts without assist ance, tastes nice, contains no quinine— Insist upon Pape's! COAUSKY SELLS TO SPIRES Mr. R. G. Coarscy sold his market on Main Street Monday night to Mr. L. C. Spires, Mr. Spires taking charge Tuesday morning. Mr. Spires is an experienced market man and knows the wants of Tifton people in the market line. A Good Cough Medicine for Children. Mrs. J. W. Phillips, Redon, Ga.. phoned to J. M. Floyd, the merchant there, for c bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Homed} and said she had bought a bottle of it at his store recently and that it was doing hep children so much good that she want ed to keep up tho treatment. You ’will find nothing better for coughs and colds in children or for yourself. It keeps cough loose, expectoration easy aud soon frees the system from cold. IftfOatiaB __ Ottir Organizations Asked to Join In Invitation to Confi The Tifton Methodist church voted unanimously Sunday night to Invite the 1020 session of the 8outh Grarfia Con ference to meot here. The Invitation will be extended by Bv. W. H. Bodd, pastor, and others attending the con ference to Dublin this week. The matter was put up to the Board of Stewards last week and they voted in favor of inviting the conference. Sun day night the church was asked to vote on the matter and the vote was unani mous in favor of Inviting, the conference here next year. •' Moultrie also is inviting the conference next year, so if it doesn't come to Tifton, it will not meet very far away. Every druggist in town—your druggist; gist has. noticed a great falling off in the s all give the same reason. Dodson’s Lh place. . "Calomel is dangerous and people kno„ Uver Tone Is perfectly safe an^ glyes be prominent local druggist charlie mitchell golden Take “Dodson’s Liver Tone” Instead I Charlie Mitchell, the little 15 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Golden, of the Tifton Cotton Mills, died Saturday afternoon, of stomach trouble, followed by paralysis. The Gazette joins in extending sym pathy to the bereaved parents In their loss. Edison Phonographs and Records. Kent’s. 15-d3twlt Do4<re’< Um Tom la ptnoMlly fiarutood by mry droggtat who •rite It. A largo Iwttle costa but a few cents, and If it falls to glva easy relief in every case of liver doggish- nota and coMtlpation, you have only to ask for your money luck. Dodson’. Liver Ton# ta a pleasant* taitlng, purely vegetable remedy, karmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wak* up feeling fine; no blliogiocsa, tick headache, acid Stomach orlonstlpatpd bowels, It doean’t gripe or cause In- convenience all the next day like vio) lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and.tomOrrow you will feel weak, aide and nauseated. Don't lose a day*a work! Toko Dodson’, Liver Tom Instend and. foal fine, foil otr, vigor and ambition. “ - 1 st On Wednesday Nov. 26th 10:30 a. hl J Joe J. Battle's Stock Farm, as subdivided or as a whole. A complete disposal sale of farm and $25,000 Herds of Purebred Cattle, Ponies and Hogs, on the farm near Moul trie, Georgia. - --V 2nd On Friday, Nov. 28th 10:30 a. iq.: We will sell the Old CoL Gadsden 3,300 Acre Plantation in Jefferson County Fla, on Dixie Highway, Waukeenah and 14 miles from Monticello, county seat. AU good black loam soil or red clay sub-soU. Selling as subdivi ded into small farms of 40-80-100 and 200 acre tracts, in- cluding 1200 acres heavy virgin timber; equal ahy $I00 land. Selling at Auction for less than half of its value. If you wanl good land and Purebred Stockyou will not miss the Sales. Easy Terms as announced on day of salesl , X By Southern Land Auction Home Office Ashville, N. C. Local Headquarters Thomasville; Ga. i ' > STOCKS—HALL Mr. and Mrs. C. W» Stocks, of Syl vester, announce the engagement of their daughter, Erma D„ to Mr. Wilmot Al- dred Hall, the marriage to take place in December. • “Gets-lt” Peels Off Corns Painlessly Off They Come like Banana Skin. 8 or 8 Drops, That’s Ail S,, ££”.-«' ..»*»■ After you have tried "Qata^ir you wUljay "never CUTINHALi For this week only we will offer a thing in our Millinery Line at one haft| price. We have nothing but new and sea sonable goods. Everything bought new this season and of the latest styles. >v /; This Morning’s Express brought usjanomer shipment of Dresses. These dresses are the Creations—‘Absolutely New and Distinct—-no like them ever before shown in Tifton. We have Some Wonderful Values m Ladies Coats and Coat Suits.