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M MEH STEWE
FOR BETTER LUG
Melhodisi Leader .-.' C
Says Women are Behind
Negro Migration Movement*
CHICAGO, Oct. 7. -The
Women, striving . >r >cti ■ ■ <<■ I
lions for themselves and their hu
constant dread that a mi i a ha
band will say ‘too much’ is tm.
thing that is wearing threadbare
tiie nerves of the ~.■•.■• ■. • i
the south. Added o .i : i '■
lack of opportune. 1••• ■ ' .
and she is the drivir,.:; p-ove '
present movement from fir /
Illinois . ecm.-. to b- the i
locality, according to I: I.’
“More than 100,000 neg.-. g..
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Takes
the Wc -
of Dish-We: 2d
Every houserwi.T hr t
the drudgery of vv :sh :
dishes and welcon »
SEAL Lye, becaus t -...
the job easy. Sj ■
and pans, as Weill a; sl.li:
silverware and dishes are
sure when RED SEAL Lye
■helps.
Thoroughly dissolve one
half teaspoonful in dish jan of
water—then put the dishes
in. (Donot use on aluminum.)
Write for booklet cf hot
hold uses. Full directions
in each cam . !
Be sure andx~- r
buy only -
genuine RED
SEAL Lye.
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WE SAY 3rd of the I
THIS IS GOOD greats [
When our recommendation is placed on a I
/ picture wo honestly heli re it to be unus-
ually good entertainment. And we do
say that we believe To the Last Man” to
be one of the best pictures ot a long time.
Ryiander Theater Management.
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Production, I ygfwrl?
w ‘ d ' * SF A. iia
Lois Wilson a .■ ißrl
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■ i i.d d . ot I ill. \ spirited, color-
ful, thrill-laden pcturlzation of Zane II
Grey’s reat noy I. 1!
Added Attraction
Charlie _i in “Dough & Dynamite”
RY .'. ’ uesAy |
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!:■ and be;.cr educational and
otlmr advantages for their children
are behind the migration of South- :
cm negroes fro inthe plantations to j
the nor 1 hern cities, is the conelu-'
slon <>,' >b Rev. Dr. A. C. Hughe.-;, j
i-urciini. lilent of the department I
«
ot negro work of the Methodist
I. ’ - . I eh ' '
Dr. Hughes, himself of negro
bis •’, '.: -a wide ; tudy of ■<•
aiai."i r.v roes who migrate to
!!.:• • ' ■ d fact.•:dos of the ,
i
w'orkinz n • rd man in this presold ' :
; ' in; . i ■ th;- i.r g.'O wife ril'd | 1
nod ■■>•,” ays Dr. Hughes . “Th ; ,
' . 11,(: > ■ .rr- 1 in Georgia p.lon '
■ . "A late ur • 'ey 11 ■’ n- •-! '
i -on; ' - tion in rural com-1
n : : ’s of the Atlanta confeivnce I ;
1 ‘ ; > i*.f <■ s the estimate th'd -
■ •>-> have left likes conn-
' /V,’. W. Long of Clemson j'
di- ; < has found that 250,000 lie-*'
I - , had Ift 111 countie-. The H
>l-11 region;' of Mb ’ ippi lost 1 ' *
■ icn the la t six iron' h
of 1922.”
I !'• imh . has found m r--
■ se- o' work on the part of (
■ .row ; i.l r'lgro'-- who wanted ~
io '■> ’ • :h. I’.'.- pooling their r.'-ij
soui'i'cs a number w-nd one. or two '
id’ gi's-;,) irt.h, and the ci- ! F
t'.an -cud m >: ( of their wages b-u-]-.-
up the remainder.
I’itt burg couple with 2'l '
iop; i will take two >,
n oi'i , even though Christmas is
e ming. a
C I Y AND FARM LOANS
Mad" ci Iwdm s or Residence
i'iry-erty and Good Farms. Lowest 1
Interei- 1 .. Quick Results.
DAN CHAPPELL
FiantcxrV Building
V
Genuine Gillette Razors n
1 4 Kt. Geld Plated t
on Sale Saturday *'
98c
Americus Drug
Company
SAVE THE TABLET
AND PENCIt
i xpenre i>y using blackboards at
' • me. Wc have these in two
nice sizes.
$2.00 and. $2.50
HIGHTOWER’S BOOK
STORE
'ILLS STICK 18 B!
SOLD OIL 81 HLKLf
I’p'lndid Slock cf Bankrupt
( Conce n to Be Offered Public
ilc.e Beginning Wednesday
The bankrupt stock of W. IQ .
L-d: , ; <>ld rc< : ntly by James V.
Smith, tru. tee, wil be' sold to the
1 U.dl ■ h-; re be.uining Wcdnc.
• , October 10, according m
a;; announcement authorized t'.i.
morning.
The stock, which is declared tc
t dne of tiie most complete shoe
:,ml furnishings stocks in
■■ 1 ■ , has been purchased by
H. . v, uiker i d'o., who will oi'fw
nt i -iil. I'iic. in'all depart
,v< been dashed, acrordir.;
o mi adv rtisement appearing in
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Tl:e sale
former Sll
hnve been
available
the older
only the 1-
be offered MMBwMbMMIHMmMI
prioce-
THRASHED KAISER
i ONDON Oct. /> -- The 1 ' '
a .irr- d reeertiy of Alfred Jim
' I <i" .l >■■ w.sed almost an
heed ■ !. whereas it was worthy of
ipeeial notice, for he succeeded in
aplishim wl,- thovyamu of
Ari o'ii.'ans have itched to do but
co'iid not, he gave the boy wh.
; - r became German cm emperor,
1 rood sound thrashing.
Tt happened years ago when Wil
helm was the Crown T'lin and
' i'.iiig Ilfracombe, an Eng
lish seaside resort, with his tutor.
Wiihelm, in :■ plgyfuily destructive
mood, began to throw stones at
rome bathing machines belonging
to Price’s father. He was told
to stop, but took exception to this
infringcinent of his regal rights.
Young Brice tool: off his coat and
b( gan to belabor the royal youth
so' sticcessfully that he had admin
istered a black eye and several cuts
and bruises before the tutor suc
ceeded in calling off hostilities.
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Hava a packet in ycur ?<<,
• hr ever-ready n|
$£ Aids d.jeshe:!. t'*J
Soothes the throat.
yG For Quality, Flavor end » J
p.T the Seakd Package,
set . ' \ SCi \'• ' •
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cSJtrtfcb.'i.i. i.LJUjSi •s. «_....' '.iTv.-.r..-.; ■:c. >4
Bicycles for all the family—
Girls, Boys and Men. Veloci
pedes and roller skates, Go
Carts re-tired while you wait.
Compton’s Bicycle Shop
205 Cotton Ave.
THE SOUTHEASTERN FAIR
ATLANTA, OCTOBER 6 TO 13
1 his will include the National Hog and Cattle
Show, bringing together the largest assemblage of
Purebred Live Steak to be seen in the South.
Every phase of Agriculttire and Industry will be
presented, revealing the great resources of hte coun
try.
Judging contests and the work and activities of
Young People’s Clubs will be featured.
Atlanta’s Seventy-frith, birthday will be celebrated
with a gigantic Fireworks Display.
The Royal Scotch 1 ighlandrers’ Band with twen
ty-five members to furnish music—
Racing every afternoon —pacing, trotting and
running. Championship auto races on opening day.
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A Midway and Amusements surpassing any pre
vious fair.
A big premium list. Low rates of fare on all rail
roads.
SOUTHEASTERN FAIR
ASSOCIATION
Oscar Mills, R. M. Striplin,
President Secretary
THE AMERICUS fIMES-RECORDER
E SUMTfII TEACHEHS’ i
’ ei. mm BULES'
;t Fenii-Ar.r.ual Inter-School De
bates to Be Held irj County in t
i utc.e, ti Is Announced *<
-i"- <• . TT ~ If
1 ’ niter < unty I eachers’ as-1:
'Gelation met j-.uraay in the of-lj
. n.i of ( ouii'y School Superintend- \
y, c ’.. E. . Dupree, when a penna
o <:.it ctei;nization was effected and y
. ' <ns made for directing inter- i
'••■1 - ' • 'hies. The officers of tiie (
• .a ion, who were elected at a ,
organization meeting (
v 'd-l two, weeks ago, are: E. 1,.
midges, Plains, President; Miss 1
r ■■ h ; ' rch, Concord, vice presi
•md Mrs. 11. E. Glenn, Shiloh,
; etary and treft-urer.
ILi ■ constitution and by-laws
■
iion was
-11': fall
P ; fore the
ot i
Phillips, of
i to
program
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. : rrange a
The
- : will be
The
i: ion adopt
1 Practice”
■ during
; wdl be
. ■ therein.
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commercial
I Company,
Congress
to suppose
comm o d it
m d d
“Butter
sumer than
modify,”
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butter
“This
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general,
I ! 50 per cent. x
J “Ti ' efficiency with which but
| ter is marketed is a monument to
j the'middleman system of marketing
’ and to the enterprise and initiative
of individual business men and cor
_ poratidns. AYnere recital of the fact
• marketing blasts the
’ I popular notion that the intervention
’’ of a series of middlemen means a
wide-spread between producer and >
consumer. Middlemen arc merely
specialists the performance of
services that have to be performed
— - ——
in getting goods from producers to 1
consumer. They have come into ex
istence and remain in existence for
the obvious reason that they can
perform the marketing services
more efficiently and economically
than these services can be performed
in any other way.
“Butter comonly passes through
the hands of a number of interme
diaries. Birst it has to be manufac
tured in the creamery. It has to be
hauled perhaps hundreds of miles
in refrigerator ears. It is then tak
er. i-: hand in large quantities by
wholesale receivers, who form busi
m : s contracts with distant creamer
ies, and who pay promptly according
to cun ent price quotations. Then
in larger cities, this commonly brok
en up into smaller quantities, and
passes into the hands of jobbers,
.• ho in turn sell and deliver a tub i
.-it a time to individual retail stores, j
“Not all butter is handled tnis:
a. Some of the larger manufactur
ers have their own distributing oi- .
which ;e'l direct to re
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H Slipper Sale
For H»p
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■p z-fclJM' Wednesday
' and Thursday
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$3.45 /
Walking Shoes—Oxfords
Pumps
Broken lines, a few pairs of this and that. Some are this
season s best sellers, that have sold rapidly, leaving only
six or maybe ten pairs. These lots are grouped for Clear- I
ance for the three days, d uesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. If you live out of town, remember these are on .ale I
f )X more than one day, but will not be advertised again.
—Brown Oxfords
—Box Calf Stran, Grey Suede Trim
—Black Suede Strap, Patent Trim
—Grey Suede Strap, Brown Trim 4|k I
—Siege Suede Stran, Brown Trim i
—Black Satin, Buckle Trim I
Patent, Satin and Combinations
hese are in Rins as to sizes |
Please Wait Upon Yourself I
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 8, 19. j
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i who is able to adopt herself' readily
I to the different conditions of life i
she will find in Portugal, but who j
is “not. to modern” in her ideas. '
She must not have bobbed hairA:
I must, be companionable, beautiful, ,
good-natured and “thoroughly d<i-
' mcstic” in her tastes.
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GEN. SLASHTCHEFF
EXECUTED AT MOSCOW
ZAGREB, Oct. B—Recent ar
rivals from Moscow report the ex-
I ecution there of Gen. Slashtcheff,
j the defender of the Crimea during
■ the world war.
1 After the fall of the Czarism,
Gen. Slashtcheff made his way into
Jugoslavia and lived here part of
l.the time as one of Wrangei’s of
! ficers. It was intimated to him
him from Moscow that his presence
would be welcome in Soviet Russia.
Slashtcheff permitted himself to
i be persuaded. When he arrived in
i Moscow he was tried for treason to
I Soviet Russia, found guilty and
promptly executed.
There are 40,000 lakes in New
foudland.
Tn the summer the descendants
of a single fly wil number 2,80, .
320. i
— I
Japan has an avernue of trees |
50 miles in length extending from ,
■ Nikko to Natr.ada. 1
Hall Gains Over
20 Lb,s. Taking Tan
X ,
“The biggest and pleasantest sur- i
prise of’my life was the change I
that came over me when I started I
taking Tanlac and gained between ■
twenty and thirty pounds,” said j
Mrs. Dos'ia Hall, 1127 Fenwick St., ,
Augusta, Ga.
“For nearly a year I suffered so |
from indigestion I couldnt eat a ;
meal without having pains in my j
stomach. I had awful smothering i
spells and thought my heart was
affected. I lost weight, and was so
nervous I could not sleep and was
so weak I knew I could not hold out
much longer unless I got osrne re-
11. ' force of gravity orlß
- ixtli that on earW
fixpei nnents seem to pre
spiders can call co one anol
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There’s FinaitriaL/WcH.
Auto Insurance
Certainly
one of us can pict
the future. That’s x
we take out fire and lift
accident insurance. A. <!
is why auto insurance is
coming so popular as ar
vestment. Let us explair
complete protection.
! • :f• !. iil
.-..CjaaaireAMCA-- ->a
lief.
“A week or two after I
on Tanlac, the pains, sm
sensations and shortness of
were gone and I had a fir
tite. 1 could cat anything
any bad effects. Now my
has been completely restor
I am as well and strong ;
I Tanlac is the greatest med
the world.”
Tanlac is for sale by a
druggists. Take no sub:
Over 37 million bottles sold
Take Tanlac Vegetable P
