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SUNDAY SCHOOL
FAIR EXHIBIT
■Many Prizes Offered For Children
At Southeastern Fair In
Atlanta
i R. D. Webb, general superintend-
Bent of the Georgia Sunday Schoo!
Wassociation, with headquarters in At
lanta, announces the fact that for
hthe sixth consecutive year, a Sunday
Ichool exhibit from Sunday schools
an many sections of Georgia, will be
|nne of the features of the South
eastern fair, to be held in Atlanta
£rom October 12 to 21. The exhibit
ps arranged by the Georgia Sundaj
association.
;• Special premiums are offered by
the Southeastern Fair association for
/best original Cradle Rolls, best pa
per folding or tearing, best color
work, best modeling, best drawn
map, best relief map, from the be
ginners, primary and junior depart
ments. In the young people’s divis
ion, embracing the ages from 12 to
.24, premiums are offered for the
:;;rst work books, best drawn maps,
best relief maps. From the adult
Bible class, premiums are offered
■for best invitation cards, best sta
tionery, best drawn maps. In addi
tion to the above, premiums will be
awarded for best calendars and hon
or rolls, special, day souvenirs, origi
nal posters, etc.
It is expected that a number of
ehurches conducting either week-day
religious teaching or daily vacation
Bible schools, will send in exhibits I
of handwork done in these schools,
Otte of the employed workers of
the Georgia Sunday School associa
tion will be on hand during the fair
to explain the exhibit to the visitors
and to give information in general
regarding Sunday school work.
Further information regarding the
exhibit may b e secured from the]
Georgia Sunday School association '
917 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta.
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Ex-Kaiser elected head of
American Legion. “IF YOU
BELIEVE IT, IT’S SO.’’ Alca
zar Monday and Tuesday.
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If you want to keep the doctor
away, the roache in your
kitchen! They carry germs, breed
disease—contaminate the food you
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WILLIAMS’ PILE OINTMENT
For Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
For tale by all druggists, mail 50c and SI.OO.
WILLIAMS MFC. CO., . Cleveland. Ohio
CARSWELL DRUG CO
If you would know the supreme comfort of the stylishly
rounded toe, the low heel and the flexible arch, slip vour
feet into CANTILEVERS. I hey are good looking
shoes, well made.of choice materials reasonably prices
and so easy on your feet that they are more than
fashionable.
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The “Pointex” Hosiery
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What woman does not
jWßnimliHW ’ * prefer Pointex? brom
our daU V ex P er i ence
W our hosier}’ counter,
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The new shades for autumn wear, and
of course, black, white and brown, in
all silk, or with lisle tops, are ready for
selection. $2.50 and $3.00.
Review The New Fall Arrivals !
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; The outstanding feature in Coats, Suit? !
and Dresses for fall is their graceful
draping
The slender silhouette is developed in
supple woolens and silks with rare charm
I and distinction May we hope for an
j early visit?
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SOUTHEASTERN
FAIR OCT 12-21
Greatest In Hstory Os Big Project
Is Prediction For Corning
Atlanta Fair
Presenting a picture of the South’s
agricultural and industrial greatness,
the seventh annual Southeastern Fair,
which opens in Atlanta, October 12,
; and runs ten days, will break all rec
-1 ords for attendance, is the prediction
I of President Oscar Mills, newly elect
! ed head of the organization of the
■ great fair.
j Scores of requests to the fair offices
from prospective exhibitors coneern-
■ ing the approaching exposition are in
dicative this year’s exhibitions will
i be wider in range and of greater edu
j cational value than ever before, be
lieves Mr. Mills.
Enthusiastic beyond expression
’ about the outlook. He says, "Fairs of
today are fast becoming matters of
great importance to all. No longer
are they considered of local or state
importance, but they are rapidly be
ing recognized as national schools.
The Southeastern Fair has been
I recognized as an educational force by
j the railroads. They are co-operating
I to bring the people of the southeast
; to Atlanta for a ten day practical
I schooling, worth many dollars to the
I spectator.
"County, State and the national gov
ernments have recognized it and, all
will be represented with worthy ex
hibits of farm products of modern
agriculture.’’
"This year we will even have ex
hibits from England and they will be
coming in from all parts of ouy own
SEE’S 7th ANNUAL I AIR AS
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Oscar Mills, president of the Southeast
ern Fair, which will be held in At
lanta, October 12-21.
i country. It just offers us an oppor
l tunity, those of us who remain at
home most of the time, to. see just
hosv well we are keeping up with the
I rest of the world, when we go 'to
! the fair and see what progress they
j are making in other parts of the
> world.”
Mr. Mills states that everyone is
] beginning to recognize the value in
! the Southeastern Fair as community
gathering; It affords an opportunily
j for the farmer to see the manufactur
j er’s product in actual operation before
i he buys, and it gives the farmer at:
! opportunity to present his product of
| the soil which he hopes to sell at a
: reasonable price above the cost of pro
i duct ion.
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THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER.
fair which "will mirror the 'imlusiria!
and i oral life of the southeast have
taught us that entertainment is a nec
c-ssary devi-ion of the fair,” asserts
Secretary IL M. Striplin, "so we are
presenting each year', a more whole
some and a cleaner type of entertain
ment.
"The fair of ten years ago jeould i
not be tolerated today. The exhibi j
tions, the amusements, and everything
connected with it would be hooted a:-;
terrible and would not be accepted by i
those' who are in the market of life !
to get full value.. Public sentiment has I
demanded a bigger ami better fait !
each year, and the 1922 exposition ul |
the Southeastern Fair will be. a fat ’
better fair than any previous exhi-1
bition in the history of the associa- i
tion.
"Present indications,” says Mr. ]
Striplin. "are the counties this year
will send more and better exhibits !
of farm products. Improved cattle j
and swine, are promised bv these ex ’
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Weather tomorrow snow and I
colder. “IF YOU BELIEVE
IT, IT’S SO.” Alcazar Mon
day and Tuesday.
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more interest since they have been 1
given a modern exhibit hall in which,
to show their specimens.
"Our boys and girls on the farm
are being urged to bring their live
stock to the fair and exhibit. It is a
mightly influence for good when you
give the youngster some encourage
ment and one of the goals of the
j Southeastern Fair is this.”
i "The majority of the fair patrons will
i welcome the news that thoroughbred
running races will supplant the annual
Grand Circuit racing card at the fair,”
asserts Mr. Mills, for this year we are
going to stage six days for running
races between October 16 to 21.
IVEY IS STRUCK BY
PLANE PROPELLER BLADE
i The fact that th.? propeller of the
I plane he was at work on made hut
i one revolution and stopped, prob
ably saved Bill Ivey from serious in-
i jury Saturday at Souther Field.
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LIKE ROLLING OFF A LOG!
I Bert Winslow writes, ‘‘We lost sev
! < ral hogs and discovered they were
cholera infected. Rat spread the
j germ. A neighbor told me about
Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste. We use!
it. In a short time there wasn't a rat
to be found. The job was so easy, it
was like rolling off a log.” Get Royal
Guaranteed Rat Paste today. 25c &
50c tubes. Sold and guaranteed by
adv CARSWELL DRUG CO.
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SILVERWARE {
! What’s more delightful £
*• and more suitable for a n
i * wedding or anniversary g
gift than—
A Selection
i| Os Silverware |
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/ anniversary in the family jjj
pretty soon?
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He was at work on a machine
that was to be used in a flight to
’ Atlanta and while he was at work on
; the engine, some one spun the pro
peller. One of the blades struck’
Ivey in the head inflicting a gash
that required four stitches to close.
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“WE WERE A COUPLE OF KIDS’
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* Torchy Comedy—"‘Sl EP THIS WA 5 !
J Special Matinee, 3:00 P. M. Prices 25c and 10c
NIGHT SHOWS 7:00 and 9:00. DOORS OPEN 6:4 r i
* Night Prices 50c and 25c
@ Misx Mclva Clark and Mr. Carroll Clark in Songs and Dances
rd Colored Gallery Closed All Day Tuesday
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Ccme Early Tuesday Night. Every effort being rnacie to
seat the crowds. Doors Open 6:45 P. M. See i’n 1 ord
!g in Lobby.
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Today—Monday-—Louise Lovely and Roy Stewart
hd in “The Heart of the North,” an awe-inspiring drama
of the Great Northwest, where men die for the wo
men they love—and where women give their all for
love. Also Pathe News and Kinograms.
MONEYGi -
MONEY LOANED or farm lands at 6 per cent, inter- I
« est and borrowers have privilege
paying part or all of principal at any interest period, stopping in-
I terest on amounts pr/id. We always have best rates and esned
terms and quickest service. Save money by seeing or writing
We are in charge of home office of the Empire Loan & Trust Co.
G. R. ELLIS or G. C. WEBB,
! Empire Bldg. Americus, Ga.
(Formerly Commercial City Bank Building.)
Baby’s Portrait
Youi’ family records are never complete willi
qut frequent pictures of the little tots.
Make an appointment for baby’s portrait to
day.
The McKinstry Studio
“Makers of Quality Portraits’’
“Be Photographed This Year On Your Birthday
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