About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1923)
PAGE TWO IBS. MAYNARD TELLS OF ME nN „ Presentation of State Contest Song Made, the Federation Asking It Be Accepted Mrs. Walter T. Maynard, state chairman of music has returned Irvm tire stats convention of Fed erated Clubs held at Rome last week, and is enthusiastic in her : praise of the report -brought frond Hapeville Manager Says < 'Tanlac Restored His Health Twice .. ■ • I r'' F W *' 1 X--;. A Ji / ■ 1 •k. ■> / ® ’ ! •“Tanlac relieved me of stomach , trouble of several years’ standing. and built' me up fifteen pounds , eight* years agp, and I continued I Im feel fine until recently when I began to feel somewhat run down. “iso I am now taking Tanlac the sT-cond time and it is doing the worst first as in the first case. Ths Tan-i fifv Vegetable Pills are wonderful, t"o.” ( TbP’above statement was made’ r&fttfitty by C.'B. Barnhardt, man-1 a'jt-ek - PtiYity Market in a Rogers Hapeville, Ga. - Tanlac is for sale by all good ■ druggists. Accept no substitute, (hut !F7: million bottles sold. .. ... ■ -f’C. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills. | .. ' adv,l CL a S$/fIROA p S ROOFING—Phone 117—SHIVER I Johns-Manville ROOFING, roof | coating, roof cement, creosote, , roof paint. t FOR SALE—My home, 120 West Church street. G. L. Williams. 1-ts TAX NOTICE City taxes are now due. Pay early and avoid extra cost as fl •‘"fas Will positively be issued December Ist, 1923. A. D GATEWOOD, Jr. Clerk and Treasurer. (Tol2-l-23) _____ • FOR RENT—B-horse farm in high j ■' "state of cultivation; convenient to | churches and market. Al-. 1 dressT. O. Box, 299, Americus, Ga. I 18-ts FOR SALE—My home on Lee • street, at bargain. S. L. Sills. .. . 19-ts ; FOR SALEI-»Fansv plants. Phone Mrs. B. I. Mize, 403. 19-3 t • sell the best grades of '•coal, high in heat units, low in ash.; ignites quickly; try a ton and be.- convinced. 20-ts WANTED —Ford Touring Car; 7 923* ‘model. Phone J. A. Walker: 16-5 t FOR SALE CHEAP.— Practically pew Ford coupe. Reasonable terms.... Glenn Hooks. Phone 507. POUND-" "The Farmers Friend" —ogr Commercial Back Band Will please you. Well padded. Re inforced, locked on hooks will not pull off. Atrial will convince you. Prices right. Harrold Brothers. j 7-20t-eod ’ FtRUIT AND NUT TREES FOR SALE —Peaches, plums and pe ebns, from Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries. S. R. Heys. 6-ts i . - at—. ■ WANTED —to sublet immediately the desirable premises now oceu pied by “Piggly Wiggly” within the Rylander building, Lamar St., Americus, Ga. Unus.ua! : ppportun ty. PYompt possession. Libera! \ terms awaiting desirable tenant. , Apply to GEO. D. WHEATLEY, i Real Estate.—26-ts. ?HONE 117 —JOHN W. SHIVER ■ for SCREENS, for home or of-. fice. 27-ts I i&KXS on farm lands and city property. Low interest rate. | Roans promptly closedi See S. R- Ileys or H. B. Williams. Phones 48 qr 52. FOR SALE—A-No. 1 Grade Reg-! ular Second Sheets, 8 1-2 by 111 inches, special per thousand, $1. 1 The Times-Recorder Job Printing ■ Department.—22-ts. I music workers and clubs through , out the state, I I One of the features of the meet ing was the presentation of the i song which won in the contest, last ' year, the words of which were writ ten by Miss Genie Terrell, of Lumpkin; and the music by Hugh i L. Hodgson, of Athens. Mrs. Maynard, who was one of the moving spirits in the song ! content, was invited to present the (song to the convention, which was primarily done by . the song being sung first by Mrs. Maynard as a solo, and afterward taught to the ; convention as a community song, i Mrs. Maynard received highest praise for her work as conductor and state officer anil work accom plished in the music departments. I Mrs. Maynard asked the conven tion to present a plea to the legis lature to have the contest song i adopted as the state song. i Mrs. Hodges, who wrote the mus ic, is regarded as an able pianist ! having played in several of the na tional halls of music, Miss Terrell, unknown before the writing of the words, promises to become one of the foremost poets of the state, Mis. Maynard says. Mrs. Maynard stated that it had not been her pleasure or privilege before to encounter so many en thusiastic wompn in one body, all wide awake to the necessity of presenting to the people of the state through schools, colleges, churches and civic clubs the need for better music. “The hospitality of the Rome people was splendid.” she says, •homes being thrown wide open to th delegates, with a number of beautiful social attentions given. Mrs-. Maynard was instrumental in laying the ground work for bet ter music in Americus, she having been connected with the public schools here in the capacity of must cal director, as well as giving time and attention to civic clubs churches and public gatherings. BERTRAM NAYLOR HURTS ANKLE BADLY IN FALL Bertram 1., Naylor, employed at the mill of the Jno. W. Shiver Com pany is suffering from a severely sprained ankle as the result of a fall he sustai' ed while at work Sat urday afternoon. Naylor, who was on a long ladder employed in oiling some overhead I pulleys, lost his balance, falling : heavily to the floor of the build ing, sustaining the injury. I’ Although confined to his home ! today, it is believed that the minor | pruises sustained will not keep him i from his duties. WANED TO Bl’Y—Second-hand Cash Register in good condition, cheap. Easom & Martin. 22-2. t TWO good downstairs rooms; con vewieht to bath; cheap rent; close in. Mrs. Morrell, 221 N. I->ee St. NOTICE—Buy your winter coal from C. J. Clark and save the i difference. 20-ts IFOR SALE CHEAP—One 9x12 Atlas 25-hp center crank engine; A No. 1 condition. Great Bargain. , L. W. Brown, at Americus Oil Co. 19- SEE ME for all kinds of Used i Saw Mill Boilers and Engines L. IW. Brown. 19-ts COAL TROUBLE ENDS—When you buy my Red Ash Coal; no slack or slate; all high grade, clean coal. C. J. Clark. Phone 303. 20- FOR RENT—Four room apart ments; all conveniences; moder ately priced. Fhotie 153. 20-6 t WANTED -- LOANS, LOANS, LOANS, LOANS—Having a di rect connection and plenty of money at the lowest possible inter est rate. I can save you money on city loans and farm loans. H. 0. JONES. 14-ts NOTICE. The registration books for the White Democratic Primary to be held November 13th, 123, are now open. Books to close 5 o’clock, P. 11.. November 7th, 123. A. I). GATEWOOD, JR., Clerk and. Treasurer City of Amer icus. 16-till7 WANTED—3OO Bushels corn. A. I C. Alexander, Americus, Ga. i " 18-6 t I'OR SALE—Texas Rust Proof Oats, Onion Sets, Fresh Garden and Farm Seed. T. J. Wallis, So. Lee. Phone 556. 18-ts U-SAV-IT You save the differ | ence when you buy your eoal of | me. More heat for less money. ( . .1, Clark, Telephone 303. 20-ts I'OR SALE CHEAP—WeII Ma chine.F. G. Beavers.—B-ts. i PHONE 11/—JOHN W. SHIVER BEST GRADE RED CEDAR, No. 1 and No. 2 PINE SHINGLES 27-ts FOR SALE Burlap sacks and bar rels. Roger’s Store. 22-3 t I\\ ANTED Job as overseer on large peach farm or cotton and ; corn farm; experienced. Address Farmer, care Time—Recorder. 22-Gt (WANTED TO RENT—A 4 or 5- I room house; dose in. Address P. 0. Box 12, Americus, Ga. 1 22-tf-dh r THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER B. HARROLD LEFT TODAY FOR AUGUSTA -_ - . , State Convention of U. D. C. Be gins Tuesday With Americus Women on Program Mrs. Fra"k Harrold, state presi dent of the Georgia Division of the Lnited Daughters of the Confeder jacy, and Mrs. S. H. McKee, state '.-oi respondeing secretary, left io day for Augusta, to attend the |state’ convention October 23-26. Accompanying the officers as dele i gates from the Americus chapter of the U D. C., were Mrs. James A. (tsM.rauffrw Mwai* ■■■iimu diruianaaa^arMignutnwiMn inn ma —" r WHEN YOU FAIL TO PAY YOUR BILLS You Are Abusing -■ a Courtesy •; j.) . ; i / ~_____. _ _ - Pay Up! Keep Your Credit Good and Assured of a Charge Account Unfortunately there are many folks who have a wrong idea about a . ; ’Charge Account.' Some seem to think it a SPECIAL DISPENSATION to PAY WHEN THEY PLEASE. More often people allow the first and tenth month to pass by thoughtlessly, forgetting their responsibilities to those merchants who have been waiting for PAY DAY. i s Credit means confidence. It is the basis for the bulk of the world s business. fut for you to think lightly of the confidence YOUR MERCHANT I I T places in YOU is a breach of FAI FH. If it were not for a fairly large percent* age of buyers who PAX' 1 HEIR BILLS PROMPTLY on the first or not later f than the tenth of the month, selling costs would be higher, consequently in- creased retail prices. ’ t lull M i When a merchant extends to you the courtesy of a charge account, it is IIAiiIRhSM understood that all bills are due and payable between the first and tenth hHlmliW iWil the month following. Not partly paid, but PAID IN FULL. FORM THE T VVW- HABIT OF PAYING YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY. You owe it to yourself and to the merchant who has ‘‘trusted you with his merchandised Demon- f -.. strate to the merchant that you have THE RIGHT to a charge account. - \yAWwPT •' •-■ <a. > 5 Pay Up If You Want To Keep Your Credit*Good Pay Up Now and Trade At Home Ihe merchants below are offering you values and extra ordinary inducements to Pay Your Accounts and Trade for Cash now. They have the merchandise and you the cash. Pay all monthly accounts promptly' Americus Auto Co. Gyles-Andrews Furniture Co. Roger* Americus Drug Co- . Gatewood Cogdell Hardware Co. Planters Drug & Seed Co. • Americus Jewelry Co. Harris Grocery Co. Rylander Shoe Co. Bailey Grocery Co. J. W Harris, Hard ware Sheffield Co. < Thos. L. Bell H.ghtowers Book Store E. J Schroeder, Plumber 1 Bragg s Market Joyner Sparks Grocery Co. Carswell Drug Co. Nathan Murray Tillman & Brown Cato s Meat Market Murray’s Pharmacy The Times-Recorder * Churchwell’s Nash Markets G. A. & W. G. Turpin Clark-Coleman Co. Piggly-Wiggly Windsor Pharmacy The Fashion Shop Miss Elinor E. Tillmon, Millinery Williams-Niles Co. • • * Davenport and Mrs. W. T. Lane. Mrs. Harrold will appear on the j program Tuesday evening when she will piake her farewell address as ; president, of th State division, hav ; ing served the time limit of presi dents, that of four years. Mrs. Earrold who ha sheM the postion of vice-president general I several months has done splendid work; Many chapters have been or ganized under her direction, with membersliip appreciably increased.' it is said. I he convention In Augusta prom ises bo be the largest ever held in the state, with the program filled with prominent speaker.? from all parts of the stare, 1 REHEARSAL TONIGHT FOR LEGON MINSTREL A rehearsal of the full cast, of ' the cast of the Legion, Ministred is ' called by Post Commander Robert T. Lane for tonight at 7:30 in the High School. For about two weeks rehearsals j have been under way for the mini strel that is to be given by local talent on the night of November 9, Mr. Lane says, and the many ' details incident thereto have about been worked out. TO OBSERVE ROOSEVELT’S BIRTHDAY ON OCTOBER 27 WASHINGTON, Oct. 22,—1n ; practically every section of the I country, next Saturday October 27, the birthday of President , Roosevelt will be celebrated as Navy Day. Reports received from the state Chairman from practically every state in the union indicate that lo cal observances of the day are be ing arranged and in many of the states sub-chairmen have been named in towns scattered over the states who are planning local cele , brations. - - DOOMS CROWING HEN THOMASVILLE, Oct. 22—In stead of attending to her temin iline duties and .keeping her owner 1 I in eggs, like all good hens do. a hen ’ belonging to a Thomasville man ! persists in assuming masculine • j qualties and crowing at any MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1923 all tmes. Remembering the old ' raying about “whistling women and crowing hens" and being unable to prevent the females of his. home whistling, this man has decided so break the combination of both and has signed the death warrant of the he”- She is tt>o OCCU PF 9* e post o' honor at an elaborate din ner next Sunday. ‘‘COLD IN THE HEAD’ ig an acme , R \^ ck frc ° q uent a! “’oldt" a a?e Those "run down” condition, generally_m » MEDICINE Is a HALLS EAZuitinir of ai> Ointment, to TTfi,,n and’a Tonic, which acts br used locally, a""' B)ood on the M u- building up the System, cons Siiriai liable to “colds.
