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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1919.
LAD WHO JOINED
CIRCUS HERE IS
FAMOUS CLOWN
When John Robinson’s circus comes •
to Americus for a parade and two
performances Wednesday, •Novembert
12 ,Harvey Johnson, one of the
many clowns with the show, will give !
a sure enough party. All the men i
and women performers and the exec- ■
utive staff will be the guests and the
“eats” will be furnished by John-i
son’s parents who live on a planta-1
tion a few miles f’om Oglethorpe.
Several years ago Johnson joined
the show in AmericuS as a helper in
the menagerie under Superintendent
Chris Zeitz. The boy wanted to be
a clown and hung around the fun
makers until Zeitz discharged him.
Then Johnson induced Harry La- ;
Pearl, the boss clown, to give him a
job. Contrary to expectations, the
boy from Oglethorpe made good and
is now one of the best clowns in the
country.”
His parents and a lot of his un
cles and cousins and other relatives
are coming to see him when the cir
cus arrives here and will bring with
them well filled hampers of friend
chicken, biscuits, jelly, jam and pre-1
serves. It’s going to be a great day |
for the troupers. Just think of it
real country fried chicken.
Advertising Agency Is
Paid High Compliment
W. O. Rutherford, second vice
president of the B. F. Goodrich Rub- |
ber Company, Akron, Ohio, an- ,
nounces that tl.e B. F. Goodrich ad- .
vertising will be handled by their
present agency, the Wm. H. Rankin
"We Have Just Received a Big Line Os
Young Men’s Suits
For Fall. It will pay you to look them over. Will save
you from $2.50 to fi5.00 a Suit.
W. J. Josey
Clothier Americus, Ga.
CHANDLER SIX 51795
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Compare tKe Chandler
Will* Any Car'
CHANDLER checks with the finest high-priced
cars in essci. . .1 features of design and construc
tion. And other •. rs selling at hundreds of dollars
more than the Ch ndler do not checK with Chandler.
These are not ck ns. They are facts, which we can
help you to prove quickly.
Chandler is f e most fairly priced fine car in the
American markC And the faithful pursuance of the
Chandler Comp Ay s policy to make it that and keep it
that, have won r the Chandler Six a place of dis
tinctive leaders p.
Sixty thousand Chandler owners testify to the
marvels of its motor, to the sturdy strength of its en
tire chassis, to its comfort, and to the economy of its
maintenance.
Six beautiful bodies are mounted on
the one standard Chandler chassis
Seven-Passenger Tourin?, Car, $1795 Four-Passenger Roadster, $1795
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1875
Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2795 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2695 Limousine, $3295
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GATEWOOD & TODD.
Phone 95 So. Jackson St. Americus, Ga
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
HARVEY JOHNSON, NOW NOTED CLOWN.
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Company of New York and Chicago,
for 1920.
This is the seventh consecutive
year the Wm. H. Rankin Company
has handled the B. F. Goodrich Com
pany business.
Newspaperdom’’ recently made
the following complimentary notice
concerning the Goodrich newspaper
advertising:
“The B. F. Goodrich Company is to
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be congratulatedd upon the excel
lency of its recent tire advertising—
first, because it gets absolutely away
from time-honored ideas in this class
of publicity; second, because of the
originality shown in the design and
plan of using space, and third, be
cause of the fact that the advertis
ing renders a very beneficial co-oper
ative service to dealers handling the
I product. While we have commented
„ favorably upon the improvement be-
AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER.
RAISES IN PAY
VOTEDWORKERS
IN POSTOFFICES
WASHINGTON, Nov. I.—The pos
tal employees are receiving an in
crease in pay for’ the present fiscal
year under the measure just passed
by congress and sent to the president
for action. A prcvsion to allow
fourth class postmasters not to ex
ceed SSO per quarter for fuel, light
and rent, was struck from the bill
when it went to conference. It was
inserted in the senate and adopted on
a roll call which showed the support
of Senators Hoke Smith and William
J. Harris for allowance.
The extracts from the bill with the
increases are:
Postmasters at offices of the third
class; assistant postmasters and
clerks, including clerks at division
headquarters of postoffice inspectors,
special clerks, finance clerks, book
keepers, printers, mechanics, skilled
laborers, watchmen, messengers, la
( borers, and other employees of offices
of the .first and second class; letter
carriers in the city delivery service;
employees in government owned au
tomobile service; supervisory officials,
inspectors, railway postal clerks, in
cluding substitutes superintendents,
requisition fillers, packers and la
borers; the agent in charge, clerks
and messengers at United States
stamped’ envelope agency, Dayton,
Ohio; employees of the mail equip
ment shop who receive compensa
tion at the rate per annum of—
Scale Os Raises.
Not less than SI,OOO no more than
$1,200, to be increased S2OO.
More than $1,200 and not more
than $1,600, to be increased $l5O.
More than $1,600 and not more
than $2,000 to be increased $125.
More than $2,000 and not more
than $2,500, to be increased SIOO.
Provided, That no third class
postmaster shall receive more than
ing constantly made in auto adver
tising, we feel that the latest effort
by the Goodrich people overtops all
such publicity as has appeared so far
in the dailies.”
Wm. H. Rankin has steadily and
consistently advocated the use of
newspapers both as a national as well
as local advertising medium, since he
started in the agency business in
1908. In an interview recently he
stated: “Much of the success that
has come to our organization both in
New York and Chicago, has been due
to the fact that years ago we recog
nized the value of daily newspapers
for national advertising. In 1914
our daily newspaper volume was less
than five hundred thousand dollars
and’this year it will exceed two mil
ion and a half, or more than our en
tire volume of business for 1916.
“Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co.
advertising in newspapers, which we
have handled during the past year,
just like the Goodrich newspaper
campaign, has been one of the most
successful demonstrations of the
value of national newspaper adver
tising I have ever known. Needless
to say, Mr. Kellogg has renewed his
contract with us for another year
and will use more newspaper space
in 1920 than he did in 1919, because
he got results and fine co-operation
and service from newspapers.
Times-Record er Want Ads Get Re
sults. Phone 99.
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Paramount Pictures Presents &
I Attractive DOROTHY GISH I
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“NUGGET NELL”
Five Acts and Sunshine Comedy “His Naughty Wife”
Admission: Adults, 20c; All children under 12 years, 10c
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$2,000 per annum.
Carriers in the village delivery ser
vice, and other employees yaid from
’ lump sum appropriations, receiving
I compensation at the rate of less than
I SI,OOO per annum, to be increased 20
I per centum of their present compen
sation.
Rural letter carriers on daily routes
j and rural letter carriers on two tri
• weekly routes whose routes are—
Eleven miles or lass in length, to be
increased $75.
Over eleven miles and under twen
!ty miles in length’, to be increased
SIOO.
Twenty miles and under twenty
four miles in length, to be increased
; siso.
i Twenty-four miles or over in
' length, to be increased S2OO.
Rural letter carriers on tri-weekly
: routes of—
Eleven miles or less tn length, to be
i increased $37.50.
| Over eleven miles and under twen
ty miles in length, to be increased SSO.
Twenty miles and under twenty
four miles in length, to be increased
$75.
Twenty four miles or over in
length, to be increased SIOO.
Effective July 1, 1919.
Postmasters at offices of the fourth
class to be increased by an amount
equal to 15 per centum of their
Will Nuxated Iron Help Men -
Os Today Gain Strength And
■$K-< Endurance Like Athletes of Old?
Physician Says "Yes”-—Cites Case of
Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight Champion of the World
Nuxated Iron superman of the age
as a Part of uk j . «
the Training . '*®-s**
Which Gave • »'A .
Marvellous ~ y’-WT-,
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To every man who lacks physical
strength and energy there comes a longing
at times to possess the power anti endur
ance of an athlete, yet they go on strug
gling through life weak, nervous and run
down, when in reality their trouble may be
nothing more than lack of sufficient iron
in the blood.
Had they not kept their blood rich in
iron the athletes of old might never have
achieved such fame, is the opinion of Dr.
James Francis Sullivan, formerly physician
of Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept.), New
York, and the Westchester County Hos
pital, who believes that modern men who
are fagged out by worry, work and other
strains might readily build up their strength,
energy and endurance by increasing the
supply of iron in their blood.
As an example of the superb physical
condition that may be obtained by a man of
today who follows proper methods of living
and who keeps his blood filled with strength
giving iron, Dr. Sullivan cites Hie case of
Jack Dempsey, who used Nuxated Iron as a
part of the training which gave him such
marvelous development that he is now recog
nized as the Superman of the Age and per
haps the superior of any famous athlete of
ancient times. In connection with his use of
Nuxatedi Iron, Dempsey says: “Nuxated
Iron put added power behind my punch an 1
helped me to accomplish v-ha; I did at To
ledo. From the results in my own case,
where the possession of super endurance is
necessary, I feel that I am in a position to
strongly recommend Nuxated Iron to every
man and woman who wants to build greater
strength, energy and power.”
Tn commenting on the foregoing statement
made by Dempsey; Dr. Sullivan says: “Tt
should occur to every thinking person that
if a man as physically fit as Dempsey should
consider it advisable to take Nuxated Iron
how much more important it is for the aver
age man or woman to see that there is no
lack of iron in the blood.* Tn my opinion,
the men of today who want to be strong,
sturdy and successful must either live more
as did the,athletes of old or else supplv the
iron deficiency in their blood bv taking
some form of organic iron—Nuxated Iron, I
save used Nuxated Iron in my practice and I
kaow of tffective for building
present compensation.
Substitute, temporary and auxil
iary clerks, at first and second class
postoffices, and substitutes, tempo
rary and auxiliary letter carriers in
the city delivery service shall receive
after the passage of this act for the
remainder of the fiscal year ending
ent compensation, a compensation of
60 cents per hour for- each hour o f
service performed.
Sec. 2 That the above mentioned
increased in compensation shall apply
to officers and employees in the pos
tal service at the time of the passage
of this act, and be effective as of
July, 1919, or as of such subsiquent
date when such officers or employees
entered the postal service; provided,
That as to substitute, temporary and
auxiliary employees and
paid from lump?tum appropriations,
the increases tba’l be effective from
and after the date of the passage of
this act- Ard prov ; ded further, That
none of the increases provided herein
shall be applicable to officers and
employees who have received an in
crease in their compensation of more
than S3OO per annum during the cur
rent fiscal year.
Sec 3 That no postoffice shall be
advanced to the next higher class as
a result of the inerxases in compen
sation of postmasters herein pro
vided
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The coarse foods and rigorous methods of living practised in
ancient times made rich red blood for the men whose feats of
strength and endurance won fame for them through the ages.
Today modern methods of cookery extract much of the natural iron
from our blood and this, coupled with the more rapid pace at which
we live, make it necessary in cur present age to supply the iron
deficiency thus caused by taking some form of organic iron—
Nuxated Iron—so as to build up a race of sturdy, red-blooded men.
up the system an<l increasing the red blood
corpuscles, thereby enriching and f >rrifying
the blood against the ravages of disease.”
If you are not strong or well you owe it
to yourself to make the following test: See
how long you can work or how far vou
can walk without becoming tired. Next
trfke two five-grain tablets of Nuxated Iron
three times per day, after meals, for two
weeks. Then test your strength aj?ain
and see for yourself how much you have
gained. Many an athlete or prize fighter
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Ad. No. 31
ALBORUM OINTMENT
I SOOTHING, HEALING
Alborum Ointment ia ooothin* and healing
for open cuts, norea and wounda, whioh are
| frequ«atly sourcea of infection. To protect
them from germs and impurities and at the
i»me time heal them you need an ointment
with antiseptic qualities.
You inow that Alborum Ointment is anti
septic because you make it yourself. Just mil
a teaspoonful ot nlborum antiseptic powder
(you can get a small box at the drug store for
a few cents) with three teaspoonsfulsof vaseline
or petroleum jelly. The ointment is made at
the coat of only a few cents and is kept covered
in a cool place to prevent melting.
The ointment also affords a beneficial, anti
septic treatment for burns, blisters, cracked
akin, ulcers and eruptions.
Relief for chafed skin will be afforded by
dusting over it some of the powder remaining
after the ointment is mixed.
ALBORUM is sold by Nathan F.
Murray, Druggist, and other Drug
stores, or. if you live at a distance,
The Whitehouse Chemical Co,
Lynchburg, Va., will send the large
size postpaid for $1.20.
CITY- TAX NOTICE.
Books for the payment of city
taxes are open from date to De
cember. E. J. ELDRIDGGE, Clem
and Treasurer. octls-tf
I has won ‘he day simply because he knew the
f secret of great strength and endurance, which
comes from having plenty of iron in the blood,
while many another has gone down to in
glorious defeat simply for lack of iron. •
If avofactvrsrh' Nuxated Iron which Is prescribed
and r'-cornm-tided aliovr. is not a secret remedy, but one
which i t well known t/j druggists. Unlike the older in
organic iron products it Is easily assimilated, does not in
jure the teeth, make them black nor upset the stomach.
The rnanufaeturers guarantee successful suH entirely sat
isfactory results to eyery purchaser or they will refund
your money. It i» dispeaaed in thia city by all good
druggiata.