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PAGE EIGHT OPERA HOUSE Week Beginning March 25th Jack Shears Ship-a-hoy Girls Vaudeville and Pictures Prices 10c-20c-30c LADIES FREE—Monday Night With One Paid 30c ticket Help The Government While You Help Yourself By Us ing A Buckeye Incubator To Do Your Hatching. Hui V-- -aB > • IK ' * CATALOGUE f«EE ON I | REQUEST J |No. 14 Style E (Page 40) .... $10.50 No. 15 Style H (Page 41) ... . 14.50 ’ No. 16 Style E (Page 42) ... . 18.50 PLANTERS SEED CO. Americus, Ga. _ _———»—■ PLANT YOUR GARDENS NOW! Conserve the Food Supply And Live Better By Raising Plenty of Vegetables. Plant Early and Plow Often. L Ve u " f Fresh Seeds just received at Allen’s Drug and Seed Store ■'"■■■ ——— IfM., I ■■»■ l|ll»».. ■!■■——■ ■■! • g 6 ißT'ifc’-"' Jjlp T 1 y.l. I ■ lEell LiF ■ iff II . / 1 lea 11 ~ I ' V *7/ "•5*3 l-it The Wagon Built for Service We have just received a carload of the Famous Mitchell Wagons containing an assortment of different sizes and width tires. If you are interest in buying a wagon, we will appreciate an oppor tunity of showing you our display. HARROLD BROS. Americus, Georgia i THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER. EASTER RALLY FOR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ATLANTA, Ga., March 23. —Every school teacher in Georgia is asked by the go/enment through the War Sav ings Committee of this state, of which Hugh Richardson is director, to ar range for an Easter rally next week in the interest of the movement for thrift and war savings. A letter has from Atlanta headquarters to all teachers throughout the state sug gesting the outlines of the program that is to be followed in schools all over the country. It provides for all the pupils to write essays on the sub ject of thrift. In each grade the chil dren will read their essays on Wed nesday, March 27, and the winners in the several grades will compete with cne another in public exercises on Fri day afternoon, March 29. The winner of this contest will have his or her essay printed in a pamphlet containing the winners from all over the state. CORDELE AND DAWSON WINNERS IN DEBATE In the Third District High school debates, held Friday night at Dawson, Cordele, Fitzgerald and Americus, Cor dele won over Fitzgerald with both of her teams, making scores of 3 to 0, while Dawson won in the double duei with Americus, making a score of 2 to 1. This means that Dawson and Cor dele are to compete for the debating honors at the High school meet, which will be hied in Dawson on April 19-20. Last year it was a hotly contested struggle between Americus and Fitz gerald .in which Americus boys came out finally as district champions. k Tomato plants now ready for de livery. C. C. Holliday, 221 North Lee street. 11-ts DUDLEY’S He adquarters for Bicycles Talking Machines Kodaks Just received new lot of Records and big shipment Bicycles just in PHONE 123 J. W. Sheffield, President. E D. Sheffield, Cashier. Frank Sheffield. Vice.-Pt. Lee Hudson, Assistant Cashier APPEALS TO SOUTH "I particularly appeal to the farmers of the South to plant abundant foodstuffs as we 11 as cotton. They can show their patriotism in no better or more convincing way than by resist ing the great temptation of the present price of cotton and help upon a great scale, to feed the Nation and the peoples every where who are figfhting for their liberties and for our own. The variety of their crops will be the visible measure of their com prehension of their national duty.” WOODROW WILSON. Bank of Commerce EASTER- APPROACHES, and that Suit Dress or Skirt you want is here in up-to-date fabrics, colors and styles. It is good judgment to make vour selections now, and if you will drop in youi next trip] down town we are sure we can show you JUST THE GARMENT YOU WANT LET US SHOW YOU SUITS I in Fine Serges, Poplins, etc., are shown in all the popular colors, and the models are the best from the best creators of ready-to-wear garments. Prices reasonable. DRESSES i Os Foulards, Satins, Taffetas, and Crepe de Chines. It is a superb showing and we are proud to show them to you. You will find any shade you may want. Prices to sui all. r "skirts That will make your mouth water. They are swell and no mistake. We show shem in novelty Stripes and Plaids in wool and silk. You must SEE THEM TO APPRECIATE THEM. PETTICOATS In Plain and Fancy Silks and be it known —we only carry the “FITRITE” famous for it’s beauty, fit and wear. We price them from $3.50 to SIO.OO. WASH DRESSES For Children 2 to 12 years, are now here and they splendid at 75c to $2.50. MIDDY BLOUSES And they are the famous PAUL JONES make which insures Colors, Fit, Style and WEAR. EASTER NECKWEAR X7z>ZzA ALADDIN DYE SOAP SILK HOSE ALL TINTS and f or WAISTS • EASTER TOGS ADED GARMENTS RICH AMERICUS BACHELOR WANTS WIFE “Many people have blamed me for not getHng married. Since childhood I have suffered irom stomach ano liver trouble, never being able to get any medicine or doctor to help me. Now that Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy has entirely cured me, I am anxious to get a wife. It is a simple, harmless prepa ration, that removes the catarrhal mu-1 cus from the intestinal tract and al-; lays the inflammation which causes practicaly all stomach, lixer and in testinal ailments, including appendi citis. One dose will convine or money refunded. For sale by Howell’s Pharmacy, adv. I .TOO UTE TO cim ~| MY NATIONAL 4-passenger chum my roadster for sale at a sacrifice; in perfect new condition; a real classy automobile; car can be seen at Hook’s | garage. Apply C. C. Belmont, 128 Jack son street, Americus. 24-3 t FOR SALE—A 1917 Ford newly painted and overhauled. Dean Ross, care Mauck’s Garage. 25-2 t FOR RENT—Comparatively new 7- room house suitable for two families; close in. Appily 512 Spring St. 25-ts BRICK, LIME, Cement Plaster and Sand. Phone 11?- Shiver. 28-ts SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1918. n ■ •wxmv.’.-A U 1/ F s t- ♦ ■j. \ few 1 ■ s :: 7 /®w ,x '' * / u ■ >/ 1 iivl ; OS#:?:*:] * jjl II ’ Hart Schaffner A Marx Style’s the word You see here of the new Varsity suits for Spring. It’s one of the economy styles by Hart Schaffner & Marx There is no superflous use of wool fabric. But that isn’t the only way they conserve. They save your money because they wear longer than other clothes and keep their style and shape until the last W.D. Bailey Co. The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes