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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT RACE FOR PRIZE BALLOTS STIRS CANDIDATES SEEKING AUTO i It is doubtless the opinion of those Vho are following the great subscrip tion campaign of the Times-Recorder closely that more interest will be aroused by the Prize Ballots this week than at any other single time during the campaign. Owing to the excellent opportunity centered in the Prize Ballots, a num ber of candidates who began late or were handicapped in some way have begun in earnest and are taking active part this week. To the candidate in each district who turns in the largest amounts up to Saturday night will be issued a Prize Ballot of 900,000 votes. The two can didates turning the next largest amount will receive Prize Ballots of 800,000 votes. The other seven bal lots decrease 100,000 each in like man ner. It may be possible that one S2O club would win a Prize Ballot. In this case the candidate would receive some thing like 100,000 regular votes on the individual subscriptions, and in addi tion to this the club would get the 300,000 special votes, and if S2O was the largest amount turned in, it would get the 900,000 prize ballot, which would make 1,300,000 votes that this S2O would get for the candidate. It is also possible that no one candi date is so far ahead of all the others that 1,300,000 additional votes would not make her lead more safe. Many expressions of satisfaction are heard in regard to the drive for new readers this week. At present a new THE MOST DANGEROUS OF ALL DISEASES I ■■ No organs of the human body hrr so important to health and long life at the kidneys When they slow up and com meni-fc to lag in their duties, look out' Dangei is in sight Find out what the trouble is—with- . out delay Whenever you feel nervous, weak dizzy, suffer from sleeplessness, or have name in the bank, wake up at once Your kidneys need help. These are sign:- to warn you that your kidneys art tint performing their functions ! properly. They are only half doing their wo: k and are allowing impurities to aecumnlate and be converted into uric ueid and other poisons, -o-hieh are causing you distress and will de stroy you unless they are driven from your system. X ANSLE Y’S I® ANSLEY’S; E FOR \ that really / C* 1 \ that really / ana '^ Over EASTER EASTER TOGS Vgy First DRAPERIES and LINENS ™ b Te HA V E you yet IF you can’t be fit- HIHBP FOR THE HOME DERRYVA.LE made a visit to ANS- ted with read y-to- ; I II'I ll I Mil \ou should see the matched sets’ LEYS and fitted . !; I |M new yourself with the wear ’ > ust sto P on I ; rM NAPKINS Suit, Dress, Cape, our first floor at the DivrJNLJIN and CLOTHS Skirt, Petticoat or Silk Counter, and “in I Ift : I SHADES ° f PURE IRISH LINEN > ,he Shirtwaist you are MOST FAMOUS Table Linens ciiih; m e..- a Jiffy wecanmeet ; > shown at the kit. it is the shade .... oUIxL tO Want tOr , . , . . in America, m peneedy matched EASTER MORN? yotll wants with a / “ many years of trouble with other and exclusive designs. Drose, nf “Afy window shades sorts. IF NOT, let us re- . always look nice.” KIRSCH Prices No Higher mind you Os tWO “MONEYSAK” TAFFETA things of importance skinner sa-ins non-sag no rust fiat dou- than other sorts not VI lllipuillllivv DMIMINE.K DA. HMD tiny holes and little ragged cracks ble Or Single, rods Will make OUT for you to think of satin daphne you, * windows. la shades made of Drspencs and Curtain stuffs hang dS gOOd. RIGHTNOW. CREPE METEORS T) f ♦ in that correct, ncn way you so riDCT T' >fr v CREPE de CHINES Let US x i I\S I 111 TIC flieS. the long wearing window CtTZrANTIA A • REGULAR TAFFETAS g ee Q uf QtlflW Yoill h I ( ) I ) /X D/WMr rrr? CII IZC you will find the great fault of the ordinary . vTllvZ VV IAVLI • OluVk/rMU A Vl&ll PONGEE SILKS shade overcome. It is made of a closely ZA.A LT GAW IVA _ x 1 Ml i woven cloth without that filling of chalk JjOOK OH 11VV J Vj toour place willcon- foulard silks I and falls out in unsightly streaks and pin- t x r~\ » t~A Xp. XX 7 4 •-» I 1(111 I t 4 .1 IBMf ir-tji amimni firm thn boliof XTzAH " holes Sun won’t fade it-nor water .pot DKM D 100 V V 1H" f I HJy] I |H ( iirm tne oeiiPl you oriental foulards L and In Breniin Duplex —one color on one I) . n « I I fe ~ W have always had, T~ dows of your home, namely: That ANS- And many other Ar ANSLEY and then let us show LEY’S is the place sorts IL R TEC!- you the best Shades, to supply your ev- LY matched witii R ods Draperies and ery want for correct , thc ' best Georgettes E2\.S lEK Curtain materials in Easter Clothes trimmings 20th of April thecitytodoit with. > subscription gets the same number of votes an old one gets, but near the end of the campaign every new one turned in will get an extra allotment of votes. It is doubtless the case that those people not now subscribers are thor oughly in accord with the purpose of the ladies who are making the big drive, and every courtesy and willing ness to help is expected from them. The vote standing for District One is published today, and it will be not ed that there are many changes. Dis trict Two will appear Friday. DISTRICT ONE —Embraces the cor porate limits of the City of Americus. A. Miss Annie Lucille Allen 265,400 Miss Katherine Argo 271,800 Miss Julia Arrington 276,300 Miss Helen Argo 260,000 B. Miss Sarah Britton 208,000 Miss Evelvn Bragg 277,000 Miss Lucy Buchanan 276,500 Miss Annie Bailey 258,000 Miss Madeline Brady 240,000 Mrs. George F. Brown 274,500 Miss Llewelyn Bragg 270,000 Mrs. Walter Brown 130,000 Mrs. J. C. Bynum 184,000 Mrs. W. C. Barrow 275,500 Mrs. G. W. Boone 276,400 Mrs. Roy Black 270,400 Mrs. D. K. Brinson 201,000 (’. Miss Eva Culpepper 273,800 Miss Annie Cawood 275,400 Miss Dorothy Cargill 276,000 Mrs. W. M. Castleberry 271,800 Mrs. Max Cawood 115,000 D. Miss Martha Dedman 273,800 Miss Hazel D’Avigdon 118,000 Miss Elizabeth Davis 277,000 Miss Kathleen Denham 276,400 Get some GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all over the world for centuries. They contain only old-fashioned, soothing oils combined with strength-giving and system-cleans ing herbs, well known and used by phy sicians in their daily practice. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are im ported direct from the laboratories in Holland. They are convenient to take, and will either give prompt relief or your money will be refunded. Ask for them at any drug store, but be sure to get the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand. Accept ns substitutes. In sealed packages. Three sizes. » AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER. Mrs. C. E. Dunaway 183,000 Mrs. Alton Dupree 275,800 Mrs. N. M. Dudley 268,800 E. Miss Claire Everette 219,000 Mrs. Seymour Evans 272,400 j Miss Ellen Estes 208,000 i Miss Emily Edwards 277,000' Mrs. E. J. Eldridge 274,400 F. Mrs. Guyton Fisher 278,500' Mrs. R. C. Fetner 276,000 ; Miss Lena Mae Finch 276,400 Miss Ada Finley 275,500 | Miss Ethel Feagin 196,000 «. Miss Julia Gordon 270,000 Miss Annis Gunnels ......120,000! 11. Miss Anna Harden 271,000 Miss Rouse Hamilton 273,800 Miss Katie Hines 276,400 Mrs. Charles Hudson 274,800 Mrs. J. W. Harris, Jr 206,000 Miss Katherine Hamilton 268,400 Miss Arbie Harrison 231,000 Miss Sara Horne 272,800 Mrs. Glenn Hooks 238,000 Miss Winnie Clyde Hill 271,400 Miss Mary Will Harvey 274,800 Mrs. Albert Harris 235,000 Mrs. Leila Hurt 275,800 Mrs. V. M. Holloway 246,000 I. Miss Annie Ivey 248,400 Miss Martha Ivey 276,400 J. Miss Minnie Jones 270,400 K. Miss Emma Klosterman 275,400 L. Mrs. Taylor Lewis 267,400 Miss Mary Alice Lingo 274,800 M. Miss Mary Elizabeth McLeod. .222.000 BACKACHE IS DISCOURAGING. But Not So Bad if You Know How to Reach The Cause. Nothing more discouraging than a constant backacbb. Lame when you awaken, pains pierce you when you bend or lift. It’s hard to work or to rest. Bachache often indicates bad kidneys. Americus people recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills. Read this case: Mrs. G. O. Chalkley, 1201 McGarrah street, says: “A short time ago my kidneys became affected and bothered me a great deal. I felt tired and lan guid all the time and ?ny kidneys didn’t act properly. My back was sore and lame and when I would stoop over sharp pains would catch me in the small of my back and I could hardly straighten. Doan’s Kidney Pills were recommended to me and I began tak ing them. I used just part of a box and they fixed me up in fine shape. 1 felt like a different person. Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t simply ask ofr a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Chalkley had. Foster-Milburn j Co # , Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. adv] Miss Edna Monohan 275,400 Mrs. S. H. McKee 234,400 Mrs. Emory J. Mathis 276,000 Miss Leta Merritt 276,400 Miss Fannie Ella McDaniel ... .274,800 Miss Alice Moses 277,000 Mrs. L. A. Morgan 0. Miss Eva Owen 276 400 P. Miss Mabel Peters 182,500 Miss Lillie Poole Miss Bertha Pennington 226,000 Miss Jessica Physioc 276,800 Miss Marie Perkins 275,400 Mrs. Sam Perry 268,400 Mrs. R. E. Parker 267,800 R. Miss Eunice Royal 238,400 Miss Louise Radcliffe 275,800 Miss Edith Ryals 244,800 Mrs. Emory Rylander 266,400 Mrs. W. M. Riley 203 000 S. Miss Maude Sherlock 227,000 Miss Blanche Snider 274,800 Miss Sara Sheffield 270,400 Miss Lucy Simmons 277,000 Mrs. Ned Sawyer 232,000 Mrs. E. E. Schneider 274,800 Miss Linni Sanborn 273,800 Miss Marion Stalker 275,400 Mrs. I. B. Small 274,400 Mrs. E. S. Schofield 271,800 Mrs. L. B. Smith 182,000 Mrs. H. W. Smith wick 248,400 Mrs. Fred Smith 238,000 T. ALCAZAR THEA TRE THURSDAY ARTCRAFT PICTURE D. W. GRIFFITH Presents 'The Greatest Thing in Life” SEVEN ACTS Feaiu ing Lillian Gish and Robert Harron. Story Deals With Love and War. Admission 10c and 25c ’ FRIDAY BLUE RIBBON FEATURE Beautiful Corrine Griffith IN “THE CIVIL PROBLEM” Five Acts Admission 10c and 20c Miss Floye Taylor ....275,400 Miss LaVerne Thomas 276,800 Mrs. Li. T. Turner 231,000 V. Mrs. E. M. Viquesney 277,000 W. Miss Nella Weeks 236,000 Miss Margaret Wheatley 277,000 Miss Marie Walker 240’000 Miss Ethel Wells 274400 Miss Lucile Watkins 269,400 Prices $55 to $320. HIGHTOWER’S BOOK STORE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1919. Miss Naomi Wright 268,800 Colds Cause Headaches and Pains Feverish Headaches and Body Pains caused from a cold are soon relieved by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets). There’s only one “Bromo Quinine." E W. GROVE’S signature ou the box. 30c. Sheer Enjoyment— do you know what it is? YOU will know what sheer enjoyment is when you settle down to listen to the Starr “The difference is in the tone.”

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, April 02, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8