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QUT a pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince
j- z Libert, if you’re on the trail of smoke peace I For, P. A. will
MOftiW" ' sing y° u a son & °f to^acco j°y that ma ke you wish your
life job was to see how much of the national joy smoke you
1 could get away with every twenty-four hours!
I Y° u can “carry on” with Prince Albert through thick and thin.
You’ll be after laying down a smoke barrage that’ll make the
c iif wi k° ys think ° f the ° id front iine in
Jlllra W P- never tires Y our taste because it has the quality! And,
|||| S let it slip into your think-tank that P. A. is made by our exclu-
J|| sive patented process that cuts out bite and parch —assurance
that you can hit smoke-record-high-spots seven days out of
every week without any comeback but real smoke joy I
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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[gj neither hear, feel, wayseven than Hot
nor sense an engine in Spot, rushes the “pow
the chassis. dered gas” an equal dis- ■ ||| |
You have a feeling of tance to each cylinder
some invisible monster with the speed of light- ig |
towing you through ning. So that each cyl
space. There’s no jerk, inder gets its share alike;
no throb, no vibration, no left-over, no foul gas ; g
no shaking of body or being passed to any one
fender. cylinder as in so many R
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ISpot predigests the raw Result: vibration is ab- :gS
H gas after it leaves the car- sent, throbs arc im-
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T’-gg fine” —puts the low motoring de luxe such
{grade gas of the hour as you never before ex-
into perfect shape to get perienced.
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AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER
> Mere Mention j
1 About Town'
New Shipment of Pearl B e ads just
received.—Bell, the Jeweler. 31-ts
Frank Harrold, Jr., will leave to
night for Athens where he will en
ter Georgia University.
■
H. F. Byrd, of Cordele, was a vis
itor in the ctiy today.
See Bragg’s Market advertisement
on page 7.11-2 t
J. A. Pierce, of Flowery Branch,
was in Americus today on business.
i
> See Gladys Leslie in “The Girl
Woman,” and comedy “To Mary’s
Sweetheart” at the Alcazar Friday.
11-lt
1 H. E. Vickett, of Newnan, spent
i several hours in Americus today.
Howard E. Sands came to Arneri
' cus today on business.
;
i See Bragg’s Market advertisement
' on page 7.11-2 t
Max Banner, of Columbus, was
. greeting his frienSs during a short
.stay in the city.
W. F. Carv'er, of Reynolds, was a
i visitor in the city today.
C. E. Smith, of Albany, was in
; Americus today on a business mis-
I sion.
i See Gladys Leslie in “The Girl
I Woman,” and comedy “To Mary’s
Sweetheart” at the Alcazar Friday.
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Joe H. Hightower, of Shellman, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Wallis Mott,
enroute to Atlanta, where he will
enter Tech.
'
CONCORD.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the season was the birthday party
given by Miss Bertha Kate Lassiter at
her home last Thursday night. The
rooms were decorated with z’innias
and marigolds. Conversation was
the game and at about 9 o’clock a
salad course with tea was served and
later an iced course. The guests
present were Misses Susie Morrell,
Kate Johnston, Bertha Kidd, Vera
Darden, Mary Morrell, Tommie Kidd,
of Concord; Miss Minnie Irvin, of
Blairsville, and Misses Lettie and
Vera Crutchfield and Hattie Walters,
of Shiloh; Messrs. Charlie and Mor
gan Hagerson, Keith Dupree, Joe
Johnston, Uriah Morrell, Walter Dar
den, Floyd Lassiter, of Concord; Ivan
Irvin, of Blairsville, and Watson and
Jesse Wicker and Ben Rouse, of Cut-
Off, and Oza Beckwith and Johnnie
Walters, of Shiloh, and Corporal
Chas. L. Crutchfield, who has just re
turned from Germany.
i William Bell has been ill for some
time past, but is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dozier spent
the week-end with the latter’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, of An
drew Chapel.
17th DISTRICT
I After spending a week very pleas
antly with Miss Effie Cobb, Miss
Stella Williams has returned to her
home in Bronwood.
I Miss Eleanor Chambliss has return
ed to her home at Plains after spend
i ing a few days with Mrs. A. S. Mc-
Crea.
Mrs. A. S. McCrea spent Friday
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IfoffiHL liver works
»Jg»< T«h|^^F rcst of your
• i®jMk inside works are
i jjy^ ant to be all right
—otherwise not so.
Sk Then look after your
ajr liver, see that it runs
| QjijfejßF “smooth and steady”;
t,lnt it doesn’t g t clog-
«r red up or skip a c >r and
throw the whole machinery
I M ,'out of gear.
Dr. Thacher’s
W Liver and
I ■ Syrup
B is a Liver Regulator, a Blood
Sf Purifier, a Laxative a d a f
M Tonic of 67 years standing;
O the prescription of an old
■ family doctor of larg • prac-
Us tlce; a standard remedy for *
■ the whole family from the
■ children to the grand
■ parents.
■ “About throe years ago, I was
all run down in health, weighed
only I<)4 i lbs., and getting worse ’
every dav. I began the us? of
■ Dll. THACHER’S LIVER AND
■ BLOOD SYRUP, and today I
■am thankful k> gay that I’m in
■ perfect health, and weigh 155
lbs., and attribute my good
health to the use of that
fck most wonderful medie in e— j
■ DR. THACIIER’S LIVER AXD ■ I
■ BLOOD SYRUP. My husband
joins me in recommending
Im this great tonic.—Mrs.
JH| C. E. Chadwick, Ala.
« THACHEK W‘W J
£? MEDICINE CO.
■ Chattanooga,
£■ 7 •on.,
o t.s.A vl ?■
For Sale by Howell’s Pharmacy.
with Mrs. J. C- Logan at Plains.
Misses Oma Belle and Louise Good
son and Miss Ella Gammage, of Bron
wood, spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Brinkley.
Mises Stella Williams and Effie
Cobb attended the dance at the open
ing of the Chero club at Bronwood
Friday evening.
Jesse Jones is at the Plains hos
pital suffering from inflammatory
rheumatism.
Among those who spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cobb were
Mrs. C. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Williams, Miss Mamie Wil-
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• STANDARDS FOR STYLE AND QUALITY J
• Knox, Stetson, Imperial Chesterfield •
«« Hats i
For Men and Young Men «
New Fall Hats in a Profusion of Styles •
And Colors. J
Never Before in the history of our store have
we had such a showing of men and young •
men’s Fall Hats in Every imaginable new Fall
style and color in the following well-known •
makes: J
• The Fall of Straw Will Be THE KNOX HATS *
<1 Velvet. We have a large assortment of the fa- •
® mous Knox Hats for fall in Black, ®
q We especially invite you to Brown, Grey and Green in all the lat
® come in and see what we est s tY- es •
J have to offer in new Fall * ’ ®
d Hats and Caps. STETSON HATS
• . The old reliable Stetson Hats in staple •
• We believe, and others be- r L apes; none b etter> at •
• lieve, that we have the best $7.00 to $9.00 ®
| and snappiest line of new ’ •
Fall Hats ever shown in VELOUR HATS •
@ Americus, and we want to Velour Hats are the leading Hats of
9 have the opportunity of the season and we are delighted to say •
® showing them to you. that we have a very large assortment •
• of these stylish Hats in Black, Brown •
J New Fall Caps. and Green at J
w We have just received a large 1 a
® shipment of Men’s and Boys IMPERIAL AND
5 Caps in extra good quality, CHESTERFIELD HATS. g
S nobby Fall patterns and These felt Hats are noted for their >
• styles. Something extra quality, style and low price. We •
S wood at have a large asosrtment of them in •
» $2.50 Black. Brown, Gray and Green; all ®
2 this season’s latest styles, at
See Our Window Display. $4.00 and $5.00
• Don’t forget to see those Nobby Y oung Men’s Suits that we are •
• showing at $35.00 and $40.00 •
Campus Togs, Churchwell Quality and Other Good Makes. J
• Churchwell’s Dept. Store •
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COHEN'S: “THE SATISFACTORY STORE” COHEN’S
Early Fashions in New Fall
MILLINERY
Street Hats. Sport Hats
Dress Hats, Mourning Hats. .
There is a Hat for every type and Z \
for, every occasion from sunrise I / h
through the evening entertain
ment. You’ll find here all the styles
that have ben stamped authentic. * ==:::::: === ==; .
Lovely examples of the newest modes—Models designed with the greatest
care and originality.
Prices Range From SI.OO to $10.50.
‘.y e cordially invite you to prove your opportunity in this great collection of
New Millinery for Fall.
Also we are showing a beautiful line of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear. While in
town visit our second floor, it will be worth while.
COHEN’S 217 W.LamarS., Phone 596 COHEN’S
liains, of Bronwood, and Carlton
Jones, of Americus and Mrs. Turner
of Dawson.
Little Miss Annie Martha Andrews
has returned to her home in Smith
ville after spending a week with her
grandparents, Mr. ana Mrs. J. R.
Cobb.
Miss Lena Williams left Tuesday
for Bessie Tift College at Forsyth,
where she will resume her studies.
J. D. Williams is improving after
an operation at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Bowen, of Smithville, spent
the week-end with her daughter,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919.
Mrs. J. E. McCrea.
a Miss Emma Lee Salter entertain
ed Monday night in honor of the
(College girls who will soon leave for
! different schools.
i Mrs. C. S. Durden spent Monday
I with Mrs. C. D. Brinkley.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Walters, Mrs.
H. R. McGee, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Timmerman made brief talks at
Hebron Sunday afternoon in the in
terest of the Baptists’s7s,ooo,ooo
campaign.
Times-Recorder Wants Ads are
' Result-Getters. Minimum 25c.
