Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, May 16, 1918, City Edition, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT a » Cotton Seed A Limited Amount Popular Varieties Planters Seed Co. Americus, Ga. tfi H ~T ~~ ~ ~ ~ r -~ PLANT YOUR GARDENS NOW! Conserve the Food Supply And Live Better By Raising Plenty of Vegetables. Plant Early and Plow Often. dnel Fresh Seeds just received at Allen s Drug and Seed Store OCEAN BREEZES By Wire LOOK IN SHOW WINDOW OF Americus Lightning Company Excess Profits Tax Beturns. Income Tax Beterns. ERNEST CLAYTON, LUL, C. P. A, Former Income Tax Agent.. < Certified PubiK Accountant Audits—Examinations—Systems Atlanta. Ga. P. 0. Box 760. Ml Hurt Bldg. TYPE W RITERS BOUGHT—SOLD—REPAIRED; CLEANED—EXCHANGED C H. DAVIDSON 121 Forsyth Phone 181 AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER. ” SOCIETY pABTY fob graduates. I Mss Eunice Royal and Miss Mary Alice Lingo were joint hostesses at a 1 party whch was given this afternoon for the Senior class at the Ameri . cus High school. I The house was beautifully decorated with nasturtiums, roses, lilies and sweetpeas. Heart dice was played and those present were Misses Pauline Broadhurst, Naomi Wright, Nellie Wor thy, Evelyn Bragg, Mary Rose Brown, Myrtle Baldwin, Elizabeth Belcher, Hazel Horne, Gertrude Brown, Louise Blackwell, Marjorie Brown, Mary Sue Chambliss, Estelle Parker, Margaret Wheatley, Elizabeth Harris Jeannette Pearlman, Bertha Shy, Geraldine iPayne, Edith Cobb, Stella Doster, Or lean Ansley, Mildred Granberry, Frances McMatih, Marguerte Everett. * * * ♦ ERROR CORRECTED. The number of the aero service squadron which gives a military ball on Saturday evening at the Hotel Windsor is two hundred and thirty sixth rqtadron and not one hnndrei and twenty-first as was inadvertently printed ? • storday. /» * * Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pope announce the birth, of a son. on May 16th. * * * Miss Gladys Smith and Miss Kath leen Peacock, of Hawkinsville, are the guests of Mrs. Stephen Pace, at her home on Lee street. * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Worthy announce tile birth of a daughter on May the 13;h. ♦ * * ■* Mrs J. S. Ferguson, of Philadelphia, is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. M’ Eld - ridge. 80 YEARS OLD, BATHED INTERNALLY FOR 20 YEARS Mrs. D. C. Newcomb writes Dr. Chas. A. Tyrrell, of New York, as follows: “My next birthday is July 13th—80 ears old. Have used Tyrrell’s ‘J. B. L. Cascade’ for more than 20 years. Best and only remedy that brings relief without the use of drugs. My expe rience proved that it always relieves. No danger from it. My ailments were principally Uric Acid, Biliousness, Cos tiveness, etc.” This is by no means an exceptonal letter for Dr. Tyrrell to receive, as there are now over half a million Americans using Dr. Tyrrell’s “J. B. L. Cascade,” with like results. By the scientflc use of Nature’s cleanser—warm water —it eliminates poisonous waste from the lower intes tine and gives Nature a chance to work unhampered. You will be astonished at the differ ence in your feelings the morning after an internal bath. The “J. B. L. Cascade’ will be shown and explained by Hooks Pharmacy, in Americus. Ga., who will also give you free on request an interesting booklet by Dr. Chas. A. Tyrrell, “Why Man of To-Day is Only 50% Efficient.” Get this booklet and know just why Internal Bathing is so effective in the I promoton of better health. DUDLEY’S Jost Received a shipment of KODAKS and SUPPLES Headquarters for Kodak Finishing Vlctrolas and Bicycles Easy Terms PHONE . ONE-TWO-THREE JOE HILL HALL RUNS FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Announcement. To the People of Georgia: I will be, at the Democratic pri mary to me held in September, a .can didate for the office of Attorney Gen eral. I ask at the hands of the Demo cratic voters a favorable consideration of my candidacy. I have served as a member cf the House of Representatives in the legis lature of Georgia for fifteen years. It is upon the record that I have made in this service that I submit my claims to your consideration for this high office. I believe that I have the capacity and the training as a lawyer to discharge the duties of the office. If I did not so believe, I would not offer. Should the people see fit by their votes to call me to the discharge of the duties of this office, I can only pledge my best efforts in the discharge of its duties. adv JOE HILL HALL. W ‘ OUTFITTINGS ra Tq ■ Bl RESPECTIBILITY larf FO7? MENIN_ ALL WALKS OF LIFE MEN who are PARTICULAR about their clothes and who INSIST upon clothes that embody REAL MERIT in ALL PARTICULARS are at home in our mens department. The home of-- MICHAELS STERN - ADLER-ROCHESTER AND SCHLOSS BROS. CLOTHES CIIZFII This line is made up of the best fabrics to be had and bear the untLL label of the above well-known makers. Models for young men, WOOL Mediums, Stouts and Slims. Your approval of them is assured QIIITQ sight. — auin _Prices $17.50 to §4O This line of SCHLOSS clothes for the hot season, we unhesita* PALM tingly say is the best tailored, best fabrics and best models in this BEACH countr y- You know IT it you have WORN THEM. You WILL CIIITC know it if you will let us show you. Models lor every figure. —- U - Priced $12.50 and sls „ . Again you keep KEEP KOOL, if it is a KOC<. KLOTH Suit, KvvL Jh at su ’ ts y° u > and let us say we CAN suit you v.iih these suits, iri A tit if you can be suited with ANY suit on EARTH. Suitable mod- 11 L v 111 els to suit all looking for suits, and if it suits you to look at our SUITS suits, come in, we shall be pleased to show you. J Priced $12.50 and sls nnvc « L^ e Iho1 how ’ as we always do, a great fine for the boys, in fact we DU Id “shine,” so to speak just here, and if the boys will let us, we can Ku r r ma^e them “sh-ne” also. We have models to suit all, so bring n L L mother or “dad” along and let us make you “shine.” SUITS Prices £6.50 to S2O —KNEE PANTS PRICES TO SUIT ALL FIRST QUALITY IS ASSURED IN OUR ° FWE BOYDEN AND REGAL LINES CUnrC OFFICERS LET US SHOW YOU . PRICES CORRECT FOR CORRECT QUALITY Avrnnnn CIVILIANS are extensively provided for in the above great makes OXFORDS in all Fflß CORRECT SHAPES and LEATHERS hi Li 11 Come in and let our Shoe Fitters fit you Puttees for Officers Priced $7.50 to $17.50 Khaki Regulation Shirts of poplin and twills for soldiers. Khaki Handkerchiefs for soldiers 10c to 25c. Silk and Madras Shirts for everyboey $1 to $6.50. All sorts of underware for the hot season, all prices. KHAKI PANTS STRAW HATS FOR FOR SOLDIERS QUALITY OUTFITTERS EVERYBODY Cor. Jackson and Forsyth Streets ——-11 l ■ - . - . - ■ Ladies’ Lace Oxfords and Military Pumps LACE OXFORDS in Louise heels, plain toe, black and biown • LACE OXFORDS low heels in black dJC and brown SOAP KID and PATENT PUMPS high QC and low heels .... W GUN METAL, KID PATENT low heel CO MILITARY PUMP - - - tJpO.O V LADIES’ WHITE OXFORDS low and (RCT Cfj high heels'at $1.50 to - - Children’s and Misses’ Slip pers. We have them galore. Our prices are right, and we ca n give you a good fit with a trial. The Bee Hive Inc. •I’HUHSDAY, MAY 16, 198. _ 1

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, May 16, 1918, City Edition, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8