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DOCTOR HUTS STATE
TO-PAY CEBTAIH FEES
Sr..
Child Health Association Hears
Scheme to Have Public Bear
Expense of Childbirth
VEfStHT, Oct. 17. Education
of the. general public se that it will
demand, expert medical service for
mothers before, during and after I
the birth of children and for such i
nnnistratioi; will be willing to pay I
it surgical fee was advocated to- |
day by Dr. Edward Lyman Corm'll.
Fellow of the American College of,
Chicago, in an addre.-
Ite'foie Hhe -anual meeting of the
Aniorkan Child Health Association]
now iH session in this city.
Hr. Cornell's subject was ' How
to Reduce the Mortality in Earlv
Jnlancy,” and in it he discus-' 1
tlte inadequate number of spe ml ■
’ ts'ts in obstetrics, there are only
14(5 in the United States- an aver-;
age of only one to each 17,000
birth?. More than two thirds of|
these obstetricians are east of the'
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. I -j in summer or wihter wherever 1 stray,
!i"l, I’tn not at all bothered though damp
be the day,
For the wetter the weather, the better 1
the curl.
“''."With a Permanent Wave I’m one ■
” happy girl."
Mrs. Garner’s Hair
Dressing Parlors
1 wKFy Tomorrow
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Vsed /or over
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» One-third the regular dose. Made
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coated. For children and adults.
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NO COMMISSION
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RYLANDER THEATRE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18
~ . „ SEATS ON SALE \ ’ Special Prices
at \ I Lower Floor $1.50; Balcony,
BOX OFFICE \ | $1.00; Gallery 50c. Plus Tax.
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And thd Following Array of Musical Comedy Artists
James Casey’ Rooney as Casey’
Kathleen Brenon, Doris Clare, Eldon Baker, George Selden. Mabel Clarke, Conroy and the
Noel Sisters, Russel and Held, the Rainbow Trio and
THE SEVEN DANCING DEMONS, AMERICA’S FASTEST STEPPERS
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The Seven Dancing Demons, feature dancing act withe “Cuddle-Up,” successful musical comedy, and the
first road show of he season at the Rylander Theatre, Thursday, October 18.
"Lack of preparation by the
. medical profusion and by the mid
i wives is a factor tn the rate of in
i tant mortality," he declared. Jti.-t
| how much this has entered into the
; subject is hard to estimate.
“In the field of surgery 3,177
I physicians limit their practice en-
I tirely to this branch, while 6,810
1 practice surgery. In the latter
| Held the public has demanded serv
| ice and gets it. The inevitable re
i suit of lack of demand is that few
| physicians will devote themselves
! te the arduous tasks ' imposed by
] ottstetrics, consequently they pay
i little attention to the study of the
intricate subject."
Dr. Cornell also defended his at
titude by physicians from the stand
point of monetary returns.
"From a purely commercial
i standpoint one could expect as
much,” he continued. "The aver
age fee paid today by women for
!a confinement case is around §SO
I Phis includes pre-natal calls, li.b
--| ratory work, attendance at birth
and more or less post-natal care.
This hardly covers the overhead’
on a case, let alone a profit."
HE IS LOOKING ’EM OVER
AGAIN.
“Eight years of stomach and
liver trouble reduced me to a
walking skeleton. My skin was
dried up and as yellow as a twenty
dollar gold piece. I was filled with
gas and had severe pains in my
right side. 1 could not think and
had lost all ambition to do any
thing. Doctors’ medicine did not
touch me. My cousin advised
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy, which .
snatched me from the grave. I have
gained sixty pounds, eat like a hired
nan and am looking ’em over
again.” It is a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and i
allays he ir.f iaiumaion which dauses
practically all stomach, liver and
intestinal ailmens, including appen
dicitis. One dose will convince or I
money refunded. For sale by
Howell’s Pharmacy and druggists ;
everywhere. adv!
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I SEATS NOW ON SALE
| FOR “CUDDLE UP.’
Reserved seats are now on sale
! at the Box Office of the Rylander
| I lieatre for the performance es
I •( urtdle Up," which plays that thea
i tie on Thursday.
‘I uddle-l. p" is one of those' de
* lighttul creations that possesses all
i the requirements of the highest or
der in this line of amusement.
1 here is a world of festivity and
music and Mr. Wee has certainly:
I exceeded the speed limit in that he
lias assembled the most beautiful
cho'iis seen in musical comedy for
; a long time.
1 here are over a dozen song hits
in "Cuddle-Up" such as “Dreams
of Love,” “My Sunshine Lady,”
■Sweetheart,” "My Mother’s Name
Was t aroline,” “Cuddle-Up,” "Ev
i ery Little Village Has a Broadway
ei us Own ana several otners
which you will hear whistled and
hummed after the show. These
' numbers are filled with life and
gaiety for the amusement seeker
and a s ire cure for the blues.
1 tie costuming of "Cuddle-Up”
this season will perhaps open your
eyes wider and wider for this com
pany has exercised infinite care in
selecting from the fashion marts
of the world the very latest ' and
the most artistic models. This ex
hibit afords an opportunity to see
and compare the different styles
as they will look when actually
worn.
Ihe “Cuddle-Up” chorus wear
ing these stunning weaves and
colors are the most fastidious in
musical comedy. Their raving
beauty’ rivals that of our most talk
ed of stage beauties.
RYLANDER THEATRE DEPART
FROM FORMER CUSTOM.
Effective with the musical
comedy, "Cuddle Up,” which plays
the Rylander Theatre on Thursday,
that theatre deports from its for
mer policy, and all reserved seats
lor road shows will be on sale to
the public at the bo xoffice.
The seat sale starts two days in.
advance of all attractions and the
box office is open from 10 a. m.
to 9:30 p. m.
Beats are now on sale at the Ry
lander box office for the perfor
mance of “Cuddle Up. 4 ’
"THE SCARLET LILY”
AT RYLANDER TODAY.
Wednesday’s attraction at the
Rylander is “The Scarlet Lily,”
starring Katherine Mas Donald. It
is a vital drama with a background
of politics—the type in which
is so common in the large cities
THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER
■ and in which there is no
there is no quarter asked nor giv.en-
■ Fred Sittenham, the author of the
' story, perceiving in the political
game a fertile field for the un-
■ toldment of a table of passion and
! intrigue, has constructed a plot sc
fascinating and filled with sus
pense that it holds the attention
-■ with a vise like grip.
In addition to "The Scarlet Lily’
there will be a comedy, "A pair of
Aees.”
BAKKERS TO BACK
BALANCED PROGRAM
Section-Wide Program Adopted
At Moultrie To Be Presented
In Southwest Georgia
MOULTRIE, Oct. 17.—Moulrie
bankers are squarely behind the
movement to adopt a balanced and
uniform farming program for this
section of Georgia, and they are
planning to present such a program
to farmers throughou his secion of
the state.
The program adopted by Colquitt
county a few weeks ago is believed
to be suited, with a few minor
changes, to this whole section and
the bansers have agreyd upon lead
ing in the formation of local organ
izations to put in a similar system
of farming in practically all coun
ties. ,
This schedule of crops, using d
one horse farm of 80 acres as the
unit, follows:
Corn, velvet beans and runner
peanuts, ten acres.
Oats'followed by peavine hay,
five acres.
Sweet potatoes, sug'ar cane, sor
ghum cane millet, garden, five acres.
Truck two acres.
Cotton five acres.
Three to five milk cows, two pure
bred brood sows and fifty pure
bred hens. -
Permanent pasture on waste or
■vet land, three to five acres.
Stalk destruction as early before
frost as possible is strongly urged
and bankers promise to use their
RYLANDER
TODAY
Katherine MacDonald
in J
‘The Scarlet Lily’
The tonguest of scandal
have painted many a
lily scariet.
‘A Pair of Aces'
Comedy
TRAIN collide
UAKKISBURG, Pa. Oct. 16—
Nineteen persons were injured,
two seriously, when an extra ex
ilnes collided "with the rear of a
passenger train near High Spire,
seven miles south of here, early
Sunday. Inability to see the signals
due to a dense fog is ascribed as
the reason for the collision.
International Live Stock
Exhibit
CHICAGO, ILLS
December 1-8, 1923
On account of the above men
tioned exhibit, excursion tickets
will be on sale to the public No
vember 20 to December 2, 1923,
inclusive. Final limit December
11. Fare and one-half for the
round trip.
For total fares, schedules,
sleeping car resrvations, etc., apply
to H. C. White, Ticket Agent,
Americus, Ga.
Central of Georgia
Railway
Iha Right Way
] best efforts in getting customers to
see the advantage of such work as
part of the fight on the boll weevil.
is unanimously agreed that it has
been demonstrated in the past two
years that it is folly to plant a large
acreage in cotton.
Holding that no farm, whether
arge or small, can be profitably op
erated without some live stock and
loultry, the bankers are now call
ng upon the financial institutions
of his section to lend assistance to
vortl.y farmers with which to buy
orood sows, dairy cows and pure
red chickens.
CRANFORD WRITES
LETTER FROM TOKIO
VALDUSTA. Oct. 17.—1 na* let
er trom Lieutenant Tern Cran
ord, who was in Tokyo on the. day
of the great calamity, has written
— ————
Experimenting with off
grade or unknown motor oils
* s a dangerous and expensive
pastime. There are undoubt
edly °ther good oils on the
ma Y^- e t to-day, but the ex-
■ \ * perience of this Company has
’ ' been so large and covers so
many years, that it has pro
,/s duced a motor lubricant of
the highest quality—to retail
at the lowest price commen-
~ sura t e w ith its value.
a y more attention to your
motor. Find out from our
chart of recommendations
just what grade and weight
of oil your motor requires
and, once you have determin
» cd this fact, remember that
f for efficiency and long-run
economy you had “Better
Stick to the Standard” and
put nothing in your crank
case but
Polarine
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Wherever you see this trade-mark display
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INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY
.. - - - -.« r_ w-'Xi-
> his mother, Mrs. T. G Umnfor<l.
i in this city, a most thrilling wtoiy
nmi description of the world \
<■ greatest ciditmilty The letter is
L dated at Tokyo, Septend'er I.’
This is the first direct message of
any Kind received from Lieuten
ant trantord, and for a eousldve
able time there was much apptc
hension lelt by his faiiuh and
triends in Valdosta ieg< idmg Ills
tale.
Rugs ter storage should be rvl
led rather than folded. This gets
moths too dizzy to eat»
1 Practical pokers, we have found
are very impractical.
Housewives may think the grid
n iron is used for griddle cakes.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 Bell-ans
' ' Mot water
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Bell-ans
-P4 ami /34 I ackages Everywhere
\ wife's perception of untruths
]i, eh'led sixth sense, but hubby
I calls it nonsense.
