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I CUT GLASS I
Ice Tea Glasses f
I $ 1,25 Per Set
I Titos. L. Bell
I Jeweler and Optician
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Ito NETTLETON
Ijj We are local agents for this fa- « «
mous shoe for men. It is made in
! Syracuse, N. Y., by an old established \
firm of shoe makers. They are not
1 the best in the world, simply because *
P!. Nettleton has no monopoly on the
leather market, dees not control the
■j: labor union and can buy no better } 1
materials than goes into other good
■! shoes, buc they are good shoes and
we want you te try a pair. 3 §
Our showing is complete and we | 1
B; your shoe in your size. Buy
p 5 thein on an absolute guarantee.
1 Pinkston Company \
B / Under the Windsor 5
1/ ALCAZAR TODAY
I "BREED 0 THE NORTH”
I L powerful and emotional drama in two parts.
| jk>n’t miss it
I j“Tlie Courting of Prudence”
IJbeauty) A rural farce comedy you’ll be sure to
Enjoy, featuring Margarita Fisher, the most beaut
||ut and poplar photo play star.
1 ALCAZAR
Cool, Safe, Sanitary
E Admission, 5c and 10c Always
IpRA HOUSE TODAY
VAN'S BIG MUSICAL COME jY
W J4iorus girls Dancing Contest. Something you
W ’t afford to miss. Also the third installment
W “The Perils of Pauline” in two parts. Also three
r <her reels good motion pictures.
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Come here first, we carry only the newest mod- ‘
els and have the largest variety, we call your j
special attention to our line of white Slippers, >
Pumps and Oxfords in Canvas and Buck with \
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Aeatber and Rubber soles. We have a pair of j
white slippers for every member of the family.
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| Those Who Come and Go |
We have some attractive Diamonds
at attractive prices. S. A. Daniels.
Mrs. Hinkle McLendon and sister,
: Miss Josephine Van Riper, will leave
today for their former home in Okla- \
homa to spend some time. En route
they will visit friends in St. Louis and
; Kansas City.
! W. P. Birdsong, of LaGrange, for
; merly a resident of Amerieus, speut
■ yesterday here upon business.
Fred S. Harris was among the many
; Maconians spending yesterday in the
I city.
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Iwill be absent from my office from
June 6th to Aug. Ist. Dr. L. F. Grubbs.
PhoDe 275. advi
Mrs. Walter Rylander has as guests
for several days her sisters, Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Davenport, of Mc-
Rae ,the former having just graduat
ed from Andrew college, at Cuthbert.
J. T. Corley, of Marietta, was a
business visitor spending yesterday in
Amerieus.
Mr. Gordon Howell has returned
from Moultrie to spend the summer
vacation at his home here.
Mrs. E. B. Murray returned yester
day to her home in Macon after a visit
to relatives here.
The assured places the respnosibility
on the agent. See that you are insur
ed. It is better to have your FIRE,
STORM and ACCIDENT & HEALTH
Insurance with J. A. Davenport and
NOT NEED IT than NOT to have it
when you DO NEED IT. advt
Miss Elizabeth C. Cobb will leave
Saturday evening for Brookfield, Conn.,
where during the four months of sum
mer she will attend Mr. Greene’s
school of music, studying voice and
piano.
Miss Rebecca Hodges has returned
from Winston-Salem college to spend
the summer vacation at home.
J. F. Humphries and R. E. Ander
son were among the several Atlantans
spending yesterday in the city.
C. S. Spence and A. S. Hughes, of
Macon, were well known visitors in
Amerieus yesterday.
Miss Forrest Browning and Miss ;
Irene Woolvin, were two of Buena Vis-j
ta’s attractive young ladies shopping
in the city yesterday.
N. L. North, of Newman, was look
ing after business affairs in Amerieus
yesterday.
Dr. J. E. Lee, a prominent citizen
1 of Thomasville, was here yesterday
upon legal business of importance be
fore the superior court.
Mr. John P. Cato will, on June 15th,
i take a position as accountant at the
.Planters Bank, where his many friends
will be pleased to greet him.
Mrs. R. S. Pryor and Mi6s Pryor, of
Smithville, were guests of Mrs. R. L.
Maynard while spending yesterday in
the city.
Miss Mary Ccnway, of Atlanta, a vis
itor here during several days, return
ed to her home yesterday.
I Mis Pearl Lott has gone to For-
I syth. where she will be the attractive
guest of friends at the closing exer
cises of Bessie Tift colleeg.
Miss Ruth Britton, who has been at
tending Shorter college, at Rome, re
turned yesterday to spend the vaca
tion season at her home here.
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Mrs. Sarah Rjiy McLendon, who has
been teaching this year in the schools
of Apalachee, Ga., has returned to her
home here to spend the summer vaca
tion.
BALDWIN REFRIGERATORS
■ Now is the time to buy your RE
■,FEIGKRATOR while our stork is com
plete. We have all sizes in Porcelain,
• Opal Glass and Enamel lined Baldwin
Refrigerators, and we will make it to
■ vonr interest to call and let ns show
[ yon onr stock.
; A. W. SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY.
Get it at the Windsor Pharmacy.
CANDIES
always fresh; our fountain drinks the
' very beet advt
THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES- £R.
Monogram Belts at Bell’s, the Jew
eler. advt
Miss Julia Gordon is at home again
'after a visit of two weeks to friends in
Macon and in Gordon, Ga.
Mrs. E. Timmerman and Miss Tim- 1
merman, of Plains, were shopping in
Amerieus yesterday.
Mr. G. C. Moses, of Little Rock, is'
here upon a visit at the home of his
brother, Mr. S. A. Moses.
Get your pictures framed at the Alli
son Furniture Co. advt
Mrs. Kate G. Gooding returned to
Macon yesterday after a very pleasant
visit of a week here with her son, Mr.
Fiank Gooding. f
Miss Mildred Lide, returning to
Lumpkin from Shorter, will be the
guest of Amerieus friends today.
Mr. J. R. Britton left yesterday up
on a business trip of several days in
south Georgia and Florida.
Miss Ethel Reese has recovered from
recent illness at the Amerieus Hospi
tal and has since returned to her home
here.
W. E. Colton and C. C. Phillips, of
Atlanta, were visitors coming to
Atnericus yesterday.
We make a specialty Os framing pic
tures; bring them to us. Allison Fur
niture Co. advt
Mr. J. W. Mcßath and Miss Mar
guerite Mcßath returned yesterday
from a visit in Atlanta.
THE PERILS OF PIOLiNE
TOUT AT OPERA HORSE
The third series of the popular com
edy-drama "The Perile of Pauline,” so
charmingly presente in motion pic
tures, will he shown this afternoon and
night at the Opera House. Hundreds
here who saw’ the first reels of this
interesting series will be sure to see
"The Perils of Pauline” today.
4 SENATOR WEST TO 4
! 4 DELIVER MAIDEN SPEECH. 4
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4 Washington, D. C., May 27.
4 Senator William West is primed 4
4 today for his maiden speech in 4
4 the United States senate. He will 4
4 discuss the Panama canal tolls 4
4 question, and will advocate the 4
4 repeal of the section of the law 4
4 exempting American coastwise 4
4 shipping from the payment of 4
4 tolls. The junior senator should 4
I 4 be recognized about 3 o’clock 4
4 following an address by Senator 4
4 Sterling, of South Dakota. ♦
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SIOOJOO EOO ERECTION
OF DORMITORIES CORNELL
Ithaca, N. Y., May 26.—An annoy
mous gift of SIOO,OOO for the erec
tion of the first of Cornell univer
sity’s long-planned residential dormi
tories was announced today.
Notice, Camp 14, P. 0. S. of A.
There will be a regular meeting to
night. Business of importance. An
jnual roll call of members carrying
benefits.
’ j All members urged to be present. By
! order of T. M. MERRITT,
O. D. REESE. President.
Secretary. advt
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i All kinds Medicines, hick ttoom Sup
j plies, Syringes, Hot Water Bottles
Nipples, Ice Caps; everything useful
to be found in a drug store.
REMBERT’S
, DRUG STORE
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t 113 Forsyth St
TO mm YOUNG minister'
op SUNDAY AT SHILOH
Services of Interest at a
Suimer Cliurch
The relatives and friend of Rev. Ed
| ward W. Pupree are invited to witness
his ordination to the gospel ministry,
next Sunday, 31st, at Shiloh Baptist
church, Sumter county. The services
' will begin at ten o’clock. The pastor
Dr. W. W. Arnold, will have Rev. A. C.
Wellons and Rev. C. D. Carter and the
deasons of the church as a presbytery,
and the following order will be ob
served.
The examination of the candidate as
to his Christian experience, call !o
the ministry and soundness in the
faith. This will be followed by the or
dination sermon, to be preached by
Rev. A. C. Wellons, of Plains. Then
the prayer and laying on of hands by
the presbytery, with charge to the
young minister by Rev. C. D. Carter,
of Ellaville.
The service will close by the pres
bytery and church giving the hand of
fellowship to the candidate, he pro
nouncing the benediction.
Want Column
WE ARE AGENTS for ‘•Fleisch
mann's” Yeast; daily shipments. Bu
chanan Gro. Co.
WANTED—Few salesladies during
sale. Apply Hoffman Bros, 111 Cotton
Ave. 28-2 t
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FOR RENT—Four rooms upstairs
for light housekeeping. Apply 606
Lee street. 28-5 t
FINGER NAIL CLIPS—Files, scis
sors. Rembert's.
FOR RENT—Four rooms, furnished
or unfurnished. 118 Prince or Phone
245. 26-6 t
I have secured one of the cottages at
Brenau College grounds for the sum
mer; open for guests June Bth. Ad
dress Mis. W. H. Gilbert, Albany, Ga.
23-advt-w
FOR RENT —No. 831 Church St. C
P. Davis. 12-ts
TOILET WATER—AII kinds per
fume. Rembert's.
HORSE FOR SALE—At a bargain;
safest, soundest and best family and
general work horse in Georgia. W. T
Lane. 8-ts
WANTED—A cracker-jack sales
man and collector; good compensation
to a good hustler. Address, "Quick,”
Box 136, Amerieus, Ga. 30-ts
TALCUM TOILET POWDER All
kinds. Rembert’s.
FOR RENT —Six-room house wit
large lot, on Forrest St., adjoinisj
public school lot; has sanitary con
nections; possession given at once.
H. C. Davis. 7-»l
I HAVE some local money to lend
on improved real estate, either city or
farms. R. L. Maynard.
FOR RENT—Three rooms for light
■ housekeeping; possession June 20th.
Address Box 395. 24-2 w
TO LET —To couple without child- '
ren three connecting rooms for light:
housekeeping; modern conveniences;
„ desirable location; possession June
20th. Address Roome, Box 145.
r 24-ts
NICE ICE CREAM SODA WATER—
t Rembert's.
FOR RENT —Two apartments on
Taylor St.; ready for occupancy May
Ist. Phone 599. 19-tl
LISTEN!
wssmammmmmmmmmmmmm
Nice 'new six room
Bungalo. Lei Stieet.
This is your oppor
tunity to get a nice
home on easy and reas
onable terms.
P. B. Williford
jl WALK-OVERS 1|
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K Touch To Your Dress * |ljj§
One can no more be well dressed
wearing shoddy rundown shoes than
with a rusty faulty fitting garment.
The shoes and the clothing must
Mbe in harmony. |||§p
Walk-Over shoes give that Trim Neat gi
L cck to the foot that a perfectly Yr;r
hi gh giade tailored gaiment gives to u frr
the figure. '
KalkCvtr shoes are bristling with
slyle rrd snap, and they FEEL and Wmt,
WM vV FAR justas GOOD as they look. » T
. For women $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
Wm hr men,53.50,54.00, $5.00 t 057.00 prm
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I Amerieus Undertaking Co„ j
FUNERAL 01RECT0RS AND EMBALMERS.
I MR. NAT LeMASTER. - Manager, j
AGENTS FOR ROSEMONT GARDENS
j DAY PHONES 88 and 231. NIGHT 661 and 136. j
FARM LOANS
Loans on choice improved farm lands in Sumter and adjoining counties
at a reasonable rate of interest anr commissions, can be had by placing
your application with me.
If you are not a borrower, perhaps you are a lender. I will invest your
money for you, taking real estate as security, without cost or expense to
you.
R. L. MAYNARD
OFFICE IN ALLISON BUILDING - - AMERICUS. GA.
i; Mill Phone 117 Uptown Phone 577
JNO.W. SHIVER
| Contractor and Builder .\ i;
Plant and yards on Church Street and Sea
: board Air Line R. R. Up- tow r n office 208 For-
Isyth Street next to'Chamber of Commerce offices. i \
PROMPT SERVICE AND GOOD GRADES f
I We manufacture and sell to both wholesale
and retail trade, Sash, Doors, Blinds and general
Mill Work, in fact any and every thing needed
in the building and repairing of a house from
the cellar to the roof.
;! Give us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
I JNO. W. SHIVER, Prop. C. PLOWDEN, Mgr
Res. ’Phone 107 Res. ’Phone 847
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THURSDAY, MAY 28, 191#
