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SOCIETY R
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DELL-WEBB.
Telegrams were received in Amer
icus yesterday announcing the mar
riage of Miss Callie Bell and Mr. Gro-1
ver C. Webb, which took place in For
syth, where the bride was visiting rel-!
atives.
The marriage was in the nature of
a surprise to the many friends of the
couple here, though the family had
been apprised of it a short while be
fore the wedding. Th ? ceremony was
performed by the Rev. R. L. Bivins,
formerly of Americus, but now of For
syth, and Mr. and Mrs. Webb left im
mediately for points in Florida.
Mrs. Webb, as Miss Callie Bell, has
been one of Americus’ most charming
ycung women, and it is a source of
congratulation among her many
friends that her marriage will not tape
her away from Americus. Mr. Webb is
a promin mt lawyer and business man
of this city, and a man of splendid
character. Mr. and Mrs. Webb will
return from thetr wedding trip in
about ten days and will be at home to
their friends with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
■Williams, on College street.
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ALEXANDER-WALTERS.
A marriage which will be of interest'
to many people in Americus was that'
of Miss Vivian Alexander, of Blakely, |
to Lieut. Eugene Walters, of Albany, j
Miss Alexander will be remembered
here as the popular visitor of Miss
Me Iva Clarke.
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RED CROSS NOTICE
On Tuesday afternoon in each week
the ladies who knit socks are invited
to meet in Mrs. Thomas Harrold’s
living room. This will in no way in
terefere with the work of making sur
gical dressings in the regular Red
Cross work room.
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Miss Melva Clark has returned from
Culloden, where she attended the j
Holmes-Woodall wedding on Thurs- |
day. I
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SALE OF
GOSSARD CORSETS
A t-k rJ that 00 ’ cfferin 8
. VW XxIICL values that would
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\n V ‘ eW °‘ rap * d a^vance >n the A
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I \W<\ Gossard Corsets, in which the iI
I highest standard of manufacture ,Wot?Wi I
n - h- h)\ must at all times be maintained, />''•%! -' / I i
I [I k could be offered at sale prices. / / 11$' 11/ /I \
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v 1/ yTV accomplished. An immense volume /i| ra 1 t J
vteiTr of sv ?r-increasing business, togeth- 1/ //
t// i 'H- e . r w ’th exceptional buying facili- 1/5 ‘T- /la
I / 10-'. ties, has made it possible for us to V f f
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1 $5 and Corsets at $3.75 e
V | GENUINE GOSSARDS /
$3.50 and $4 Corsets at $2.75
The models are new, the correct interpretations of the new silhouette; the mate
rials in many of these garments have been previously used in the production of $8.50
moStels, and they are all trimmed in the dainty effectiveness that characterize the
highest-priced Gossard.
Whether or not you aie now wearing a Gossard, one of these special models at
$2.75 or $3.75 will convince you of the superiority of these world-famed Corsets.
There are many imitators of Gossard Corsets, but when you buy a genuine Gossard
you buy the original front-lacing Corset in which every front-lacing principle has been
perfected.
See these special values. The supply is necessarily limited, and I
the earlier you shop the better we will be able to serve you.
CN SALE ALL THIS WEEK. ' <
PINKSTON CO.
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GIRLS’ SCOUT CLUB.
The Girls’ Scout club met yester
day afternoon with Miss Margaret
I Wheatley at her home on Lee street.
; Knitting and sewing occupied the
I membet’s for the afterpoon and de
• licious sandwiches and chocolate were
served at a late hour. Those present
were Miss Orlean Ansley, Miss Mary
Rose Brown, Miss Mary Sue Cham
bliss, Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss Pau
line Broadhurst, Miss Nellie Worthy,
Miss Geraldine Payne, Miss Mary
Alice Lingo.
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MEETING POSTPONED.
The N. N. Club yesterday deferred
its meeting, as the members were in
vited to act as ushers at the Lee Birth
day exercises at Carnegie library. The
club will meet on Monday afternoon
with Miss Eugenia Collins.
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Mrs. C. G. Young, who has been I
the guest of Miss Melva Clarke, left
today for Atlanta for a visit before
returning to her home in Philadelphia.
> Miss Young is pleasantly remembered
in Americus as Miss Irma Wilkes.
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Mrs. Bennett Cheek and tow child
' ren, are visiting Mrs R. E. Parker at
i her home on McGarrah street.
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The Woman’s Missionary Society
of the First Mtthodist church will
meet Monday afternoon at three
o’clock.
Zionist Movement at Savannah.
SAVANNAH. Ga„ Jan. 18.—The Zion
ists of Savannah will contribute sl,-
000 of the $1,000,000 advance capital
find which is being raised to buy Je
rusalem. The entire fund to be rais
ed is $100,000,000. The Zionists of
Savannah are organizing to entertain
Dr. I. Belavi, the noted Zionist speaker
i from Jerusalem, who is expected in
j Savannah some time between Jan- '
I uary 27 and February 3.
1 LADIES* SHOE SALE I
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• Within the next few weeks the carpenters will commence the tearing out and remodeling of our entire store, and
it is necessary that we reduce our stock as much as possible before commencing this work. And to do this we r
have gone through our Lacies’ Shoe Department and made the most ridiculous reductions in every style where
5 the sizes are the least broken. Al these prices it will pay you to anticipate your wants and buy for several seasons , V
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No Shoes 1 fiken Back or Exchanged at These Prices
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j Lot No. 1. 246 pairs ladies’ lace and button Lot No. 5. 34 pairs ladies gray kid and gray ©
shoes in patent kid and gun rnetal, formerly buck, low and Louis heel, formerly $8.50 to O
/ $4.00 and $5.00 $12.00 ®
3 - Your choice $2.00 Your choice $5.50 e
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$ Lot No 2. 271 pairs ladies dull kid and pat- Lot No. 6. 78 pairs ladies low heel dark tan
? grades" 6 bU “° n b "° iS ’ ‘° s6 '°° and gray lace boots, $8.50 to $12.00 J
a Your choice $3.00 Your choice $5.50 •
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$ Lot No. 3. 67 pairs kid and patent lace Lot iNo. 7. 14 pair white buck lace boots, low 0
3 boots; $7.50 to $9.00 grades, every pair new heel, $ll.OO grade •
and up to the minute style V
® Your choice $5.00 Your choice $5.50 *
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Lot No. 4. 69 pairs ot ladies white canvas Lot No. 8. 46 pairs gray pumps, $5.00 to
gj lace and button shoes, medium heel. $4.00 and qq rades O
A $5.00 grades * eS ’ 0
? Your choice $2.00 Your choice $2.75 g
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20 Per Cent Reduction on Ail Misses’ and Children’s Shoes ©
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3 MANHATTAN SHIRT SALE NOW ON »
i RYLANDER SHOE COMPANY ?
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HEHL ALSO HIVING
ISBUI SPY SClflEi
RIO GRANDE DO SUL, Brazil, Jan. !
19.—Brazil, now that it has entered
the war, is having its spy scare and
It has become more general even than
in some of the other belligerent coun
tries. It is only necessary for a per
son to be a foreigner and astranger
in any Brazilian town to become the
object of suspicious regard by the peo
ple and even of police surveillance.
Orders have gone out from Rio de
Janerio for the arrest of large num-'
bers of Germans, many of whom ap- '
pear to be innocent business men. al- !
though there is no doubt but that the
German espionage is well organized
in Southern Brazil. Spies are report- !
ed to have been especially active in |
the state of San Paulo and the gov
ermnent has taken rigid measures for
watching all suspects there.
As soon as the government began
tnese measures of precautions, how
s’, er, a large number of rich and well
known German business men who un
der suspicion of being German govern
ment agents succeeded in escaping
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Program Week Jan. 14 I
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THURSDAY I
CARMEL MYERS in
“ 1 he Lash of I
Power”
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FRIDAY
GLADYS BROCKWELL in i
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“Conscience”
Matinee, 6 and lie.
Night, 11 and 17c.
SATURDAY
Mary Miles Minter in
“Her Country’s Cal!”
and Ben Wilson in
Chapter 1 of
“Mystery Ship”
All children under 12 years
of age w ill be admitted free j 1
with exception of war tax.
O’LEARY DISCHARGED
IS BACK IN SAVANNAH
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SAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 19.—C01. M. j
J. O’Leary, formerly of the 301 stove- j
dores regiment, has returned to Sa- >
vannah. and in regard to his recent j
honorable discharge from the regi- 1
went has nothing to say, except:
' Naturally, I hope to be reinstated In
the service." This is all Col. O’Leary j
has to say in regard to his somewhat
mysterious discharge. It is said that ■
he was discharged because the gov- I
ernment wants only practical and ex
perienced stevedores as commissioned
officers in the regiments.
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FIRE SATURDAY DAMAGED
CHURCH STREET RESIDENCE j
The home of G. H. Walker, on West
Church street was damaged by Are Sat
urday morning, a hole being burned
in the roof and other damage sustain
ed. The origin v.t-6 not ? pertained.
ALCAZAnb
htheatreß l
Open IP. M. 11 and 17c |
MONDAY 9
Paramount Picture
ANN PENNINGTON in 1
“THE ANTICS OF AM” 1
Five Acts, and I
Fatty Arbuckle in
“A COUNTRY HERO” g
TUESDAY IS
World Picture-Brady Made
Montague Love in
“HASH! iIN THE BLACK MONK” Q
Five Acts, and
HEARST-PATHE NEO
Matinee, 6 and 11c.
Night, 11 and 17c.
WEDNESDAY ||
Triangle Picture T
William Desmond in ;
“FIGHT NG BACK”
Five Acts, and *
“A HIRO’S FALL”
Triangle Komedy
I Matinee, C and lie.
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Your
Prescription
Department at
And in every sense of the word
it is YOUR department. Maintain
ed at a very low profit for your
safety, your health and the health
of those dear to you.
The “hit or miss’* methods of
some of the old style drug stores
will never be found at
THE PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT OF THE
THE REX ALL STORE.
The best and highest grade of
D”i’g«, Ptu- e and Fresh, together
with careful, skillful compound
ing by a registered Pharmacist,
a checking system that Insures
your safety—these are a few of
the fixtures a your department
MURRAY’S PHARMAGY
Phone S7.
