About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1923)
PAGE TWO ; JfegV ( Q? . ./A M fg® F / w ~.\K_J ( J b <T I ’\ V# • &<s EVENING PRAYER AT CALVARY. Evening prayer will be said in Calvary church tonight at 7:30. o’clock. ♦ ♦ ♦ BIBLE STUDY CLASS TO MEET WITH MRS. TAYLOR. The regular fifth Monday meet ing ol the Bible. Study Class? of the <jj<>i«rur s ?Misisonary Society which 4ft:-usually lujld at the Lee street Methodist church will not be held next week. Instead, the class will meet at the home of Mrs. John Taylor o.i Lee street :.t 3 o'clock. The twen ty’ second and. twenty third chap •fcers of Acts will be studied. Jt « sK MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINS “WILLING WORKERS ’ An enjoyable affair of Thursday afternoon was the Ilallowe’een par ty at which Mis. Herschel Smith entertained, complimenting her “School class, the “Willing Workers*’ 'of the First Methodist • thoftil, which is composed of little toys from twelve to fourteen yeais 'ultk •»-,'. Quantities of Autumn leaves and fall flowers filled vases baskets in the hall, living room and dining room, and combined with ininature black cats, lanterns and yellow pufaflkfris; efectivily carried out Che idea Os Halloween. ,>,l Mittiy cVm'es and contests were played, such as pinning the head .fta.Jhg pat blindfolded, bobbing for TWO TO-NIGHT for loss of appetite, bad brcHtb, coated tongue, biliousness. Without griping or aaaxea ’■•■CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS Set ytrar Ever rifhl only 2S< f<r'» • • > bn.-. No One Expects No one expects a fire. But fires come. Jtjsure. Nhtnw expects Sudden loss of prop tsetf. Bitt property is destroyed and JijMtficial loss and ruin often fol-, ;Wi. " Insure. Just because you do not expect I Itpifor tune-—insure. We can give you all forms of I*roperty Protection Policies. BRADLEY HOGG 1- Phone 185 Representing the ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO., :• OF PHILADELPHIA i -r&f» - - *- I THE STANDARD • Friday and Saturday Bargains - At 98c. Ladies and Misses Felt Slippers, ribbon trimmed; all colors; all sizes. At $2.25. Men’s Brown and Biack Leather Slippers, padded Jmthfir soles; sizes 6 to 11. ’ At $1.25. Men’s Caps of all wool every one worth more •than .$1.50. At $1.50. Men’s and Boys’ Ath •fetLe Shoes; United States Rubber ■’Co’s, make; all sizes. Link Cuff Buttons; many *;tre the dollar grade. /\¥t’.’3W, Goid Seal Pillow Cases, made Sf Fruit Loom Muslin; none better made. . At SLSO.> Men’s Extra Quality Ribbed Union- Suits; natural color; sizes "4 to 40. Boys’ Heavy Fleeced ! LTne<f Union Suits; size 6 to Hi -“At 25c Hair. “Seconds" of La diesj 50c Black and Brown Stock ings; good ones. jy-Arf 25c Infants' Cotton Under- TeijS: elastic ribbed; all sizes- nat wi-aT’and bleached. rffeAt 95c. The' greatest assortment XtF Toadies’ $1.50 to $2.00 Kid URloves you ever saw. *v-Att 95c. Ladies’ Suede Gloves, ‘long ones and gauntlets; all regu- . iarlv" $1.25 to $1.50. At 89c. Men’s SI.OO Work Shirts, |iade of Golden Rul f . Cheviots, guaranteed fast colors; sizes 14 to SPECIALFOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 1 Salk °C one hundr- d dozen "sec inds" of Ladies Fine Silk Hosiery, just received from one of the i largest mills in Chattanooga, ‘ be sold at an average of 50c on I the dollax. There is nothing the j piatter with them more than a Iron Stitch occasionally, and th-; diop Stitch is always where it can't ho seen. This lot of hosier,- 100-ts as well and will wear a; well the jirst quajity. J Lot NR- 1 contains l adies Pure Thread Silk Stocking- in black anil brown; regularly $1.25 to $1.50, pair . v--.. 75c ; Lot Np. 2 contains Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Stockings in black and Colors, regularly $1.50 to $2, choice pair 9«c ; Lot No. 3 contains Ladies’ Full fashioned high grade Silk Stockings in black and colors. These stockings are excellent quality, but sold li reduced price due to slight im perfections in the manufacture. All kzes, values $2.50. Choice pair - $1.50 Standard Dry Goods Company Forty th Street, Next to Bank of ; Commerce, Americus, Ga. ■ apples, and telling ghost stories, i Alter this the little boys were in vited into the dining room when' i the table was attractively decoiat led with yellow flowers, black cats, and witches. Delicious ice cream i was served, and individual ipkgs I with minature witches and cats o.i 1 each of them. Compotes of candy i were placed on each end of the ' table. ■ • The members of the club are Charles Laney ( Kern wood Brown, ; Bill McMath, Janies Feagin, Jr., Griffin Walker. Willi/im Barefieid. Robert Boyd, James Bynum, Wai ton Stewart, Ainsworth Gate wood. Coney Oliver, Sam Heys, Raymond Morris and Walker Dupree. » * • LITERARY CLUB MET WITH MRS. JONES A delightful meeting of the Wo man’s Literary Club was held Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. W. M. Jones, on Rees Pars. Because of the importance and interest of the country of Peru, the } program was continued this week I with the study of Guzco, its situa-' Ition, aspect and influence. Spanish! [architect Was a feature affording 1 intense interest'as was also the scenery of the Valley from the ; pleateau to Gtizoi. The last topic I of study was a story from colonial days of South America so closely ■ 1 related to that of the Northern I Hemisphere as to be of particular interest. presb7*i<Tians to Give HALLOWE’EN PARTY TONIGHT The following invitations have! been sent to all members of the Presbyterian church: The Young Ladies class is giving n “Silver Tea” Friday evening' Oct. 26, at 7 o’clock, in the Sun-i day school room of the Presby terian church. All the big black cats and ghosts will perch. Around the corners like little Jack Horner To greet you and make tun much. The wearing of Halloween cos tumes is optional with the partici pants.. . ... ■ •> 1 fag l . l . l . . —.- —.-« -’1 Mr. and Mrs. Rogers William.-, I and T. F. Scott were out-of-town shoppers frojn Ellaville in Amer- [ icus Thursday. i | Mrs. Baylow Council, Mrs. H. B. | Allen, Mrs. R. G. Christian and [ l/IDDIES'COLDS gW should not be "dosed.” Treat I % them externally with — VICKS ▼ Vapoßub Over 17 Million Jar&JJeed Yearly c '-i® ®ll $ ‘" *• r ”j W •< j w Three Jars With these three jars,—Duke’s Home-made Mayonnaise, Russian Dressing and Relish, in your re frigerator, you will find salad and sandwich making an easy task. Made of pure ingredients—fresh country- eggs and pure oil, Duke’s Home-made fills every salad need. No more do you have to worry about having eggs, oil, and the many other ingredients which go into making good' mayonnaise because they are al! included in Duke’s. Duke’s Home-made Mayonnaise is packed in glass jars and will keep indefinitely. It will prove your best friend in the emergency of an unex pected guest. Ask .your grocer for Duke’s Home made Mayonnaise so you will be sure of getting the genuine. Duke’s Home-made Relish Duke’s Russian Dressing Duke’s Russian Dressing and Home made r.elish are both nwide with Duke’s famous mayonnaise and are of equal goodness. Duke Mayonnaise Co. greenville. s.c. ■ - I INVESTIGATION COMMITEE NOW AT WORK. ||g r r». wi.w. , -■ "'< y ' iW ‘T-’ 1 •’ V; ' - The committee invt tfgating conditions in th c Veterans’ Bureau as it existed before General Hines assumed the directorship. Hdre ft is at its fi rst meeting. Left to right: General John F. O'Ryan, counsel; Senator David L-Walsh, of Massachusetts; Senator David A. Reed, of Pennsylvania; Senator T. L. Oddie, of Nevada. MEETING PUHS iP ON WEEVIL t I Recommendation For Combat ting Pest Drawn L'p By Spec ial Committee NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.—Gen eral sessions of the National 801 l Weevil Menace conference, called by the Louisiana Bankers’ associa tion, got under way here today with , delegates from every cotton-grow ing state, federal and state ento . moiogists and representatives of i m: nuiacturers in attendance. C. C. Rivers, Jr., president of the Banker’s association who called the I meeting to order, was elected per manent chairman of the conference ' and he appointed J. C. Berry, sec ire'.ary of the banker’s organization, as permanent secretary. Rivers in explaining the object of the confer ence recommended that a perman ent organization be formed to gather information about the wee vil and ways and means of eradi cating it, and to 'broadcast this in formation among the cotton grow ers. Those ujroiv-tlte platform at,the inilg) g^n^'al..session included Qpv- ,—— ' . Mrs. R."E. McNulty left- tins nwrn ; ing by automobile for Albny where I Mrs. McNulty goes_to_ attend 'the funeral of her uncle, Mr. Baldwin. | On Nov. Ist, Alton Cogdell and I family will move from Bungalow 'on corner Brown and Taylor i streets to Dick Williams’ residence. ■>■ 1 ". Mrs, R. E. Brakeimn , and little daugnter, of Cleveland, Ohio have ai rived in Americus to visit her sis ters, Mrs. W. D. Bailey, Mrs. W. F. bailey, and Mrs. E B. Hill. Mrs. Stewart Furlow and Miss Louise Rodgers are spending today in Macon, attending the State Fair. 18. OLLIE JUSTICE IS fOUNO m Woman Is Sentenced To Life Term For Murder Os Her Sweetheart A l LANTA, Oct. 26 Mrs. Ollie’ Combs Justiss Thursday nig’ht was found , guilty .of murder in .the first degree, with a recommendation fir mercy by a jury here in connection with her trial tor the murder of L. [ -. Turner, whom she shot and killed in an aupmuibjle, giving as her reason, '.‘because I. loved Turn,’ ; She was sentenced to life impris-1 onment. The jury before beginning its ! short deliberation, knelt in . prayer i Shortly before the jurors received ' the case they heard the state make ' a plea that the defendant be hang-' ed. Mrs. Justiss receiv dehetaSeho ' ed. Mrs. Justiss received the ver-; diet in a ealm manner. She silently faced the court as the sentence was | being pronounced. Mrs. Justiss shot Turner as they sat in an automobile, which was threading its way Through traffic in a downtown section. The ’case went to trial Mtmd’ay Und today Mrs. Justiss ih' air un sworn statement ta the jufT declar ed she killed Turney to protect'her ernor Parker, of Louisiana; form-' er Governor Frank’b. Lowden, of Illinois; Senator Joseph E. Ransdell,' •of Louisiana, and fidward S. Butler, president of the-New Orleans Cot j on Lxchange, all of whom were on | the program for adresses. . • ' 7 . ■■ - K' ■fflrWiL «' - ~WIb. Just Arrived by Today’s Express SUEDE SLIPPERS The latest out--all colors. Log Cabin, Black and Beaded. $12.00 Value—Going at $8.50 During October Harvest Sale PEARLMAN’S ■ - —— - - ( I PACKED lun 4OZ-HCT. if b WW/ I CREAM : T Rolled Gats | •AepartlpcXut i I the mill by a special L process. It is so easg ■ for-you to do the rest § 1 MK JHP I DISTRIBUTORS IB aaE, hewycrmkX. - - - - ■ L>-year-old sister, Evelyn, whom she said Turner told her he intend ed to take to New York, the day • lollowing that on which he was killed. ‘GUERRILLA WARFARE’ IN CHURCH; 29 FIRED NEW YORK, Oct. '26.—Twenty nine members of Calvary Baptist 1 church have been suspended, all I charged with conducting “guerril la warfare” on the pastor, Rev. Jno. Roach Straton, and with violating their vows to support the church. Eleven other members volunta rily withdrew as a result of the changes by Dr. Straton that while he was in Europe last summer a “coterie of hostile members” had tried to oust him. Dr. Straton de clared the church had become filled j with social climbers who disliked ihis methods of welcoming all who desired to join. I —. — Piano Work I j During my 36 years residence in Americus I have, by close attention to details and careful work, built up a nice business in piano tuning adjusting and repairing for niy .pa trons in Americus and .in the pth?r towns and country surrotihdii;^,’and tnkt- this method, bf- annquncjpg my self a candidate for any work in-my [ line. Mail 'your 1 orders to hfy Americus adtirevs and your work t wil receive prompt attetion. L. D. LOCKHART, 1 . Americus, Ga. COLON POISONING ODESTROYS HEALTH Hastens Old Age and Prema- , ture Degeneration of All Vital Organs You are a wise man or woman if you undrestand your colon and keep it in perfect working order. Health, happiness, vigor and long life are the gifts which an active colon gives you—and a lazy colon tages away. Your colon is the last five feet of your digestive canal. It is your sewerage system; your garbage can, so to sneak. Keep it clean and you are well and happy; let it stagnate and it will distill the poisons of de cay, fermentation (gas) and putre faction into your blood, poisoning your brain and nerves so that you are restless, irritable and blue; poi soning your heart so that you are weak, listless and lazy; poisoning your lungs so that your breath is heavy or foul; poisoning your stom [ ach and digestive organs so that you are bloated, belching and un eomfortable with gas pains; poi soning your blood so that your skin looks yellow, sallow and unhealthy; poisoning every’ part and organ of fibres or muscle cells which, by their your body, through your blood mak ing you look and feel old and ugly long before your time; making your joints and your back stiff and rheu matic, your eyes dull and your brain sluggish. By the perfect law of Nature, your colon should empty itself three times a day—within an hour I after eating. 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W K As k your grocer. New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd. \ yj New Orleans, La. ' Joy wasp . „ c -"flowers bring summer ’ BRIGHTNESS TO AUTUMN DAYS When come the shorter days with lowering skies and the chill of frost in the air flowers in the home are a real necessity. I hey bring the sunshine of the summer months— they give that touch of coziness that creates a real ' home atfnosphere. • Let us suggest to you the most suitable cut flow ers and plants to beautify your home at this time THOMAS FLORAL CO. Phone 490 i Night 876 rr«.; ~ „ T , 110 Lqmar St. 1| i I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923 ■ contraction, empty the colon just as I you would squeeze a rubber hose [pipe. These muscle fibres should : contract three times a day—within t n hour after each meal. If they do not contract, they have lost their tone—their power to, vohti'act. But, there is a pfsctTeally perfect remedy for lazy, fliibbj coions? Thjk remedy quickly restores the tone, is absolutely narmiess and decidedly I pleasant to talte. Clip this article ! and take it to your druggist. Tell him to give you a bottle of Colotone —the colon tonic. It Will cost you one dollar if you are pleased with it, nothing if you are not pleased with it, for every druggist has been instructed to refund the price and ask no questions if his customer is not thoroughly satisfied. But you will be delighted with Colotone for it will make you feel like a different person. Your eyes will sparkle with vitality and alert ness; your brain will be clear and active; your complexion will be fresh and transparent, reflecting the purity of your blood; your di gestion will be thorough and your appetite keen, for your food will taste delightful and will agree with you; you will sleep and awake re freshed; your system will' be full of vim and vigbr; you will feel younger/ stronger, vigorous—you will enjoy the pleasure of living. Get started on Colotone today. Nearly every person over twenty five or thirty years of age, 1 land many younger, need Colotone more or less. You will be simply delight ed with it. Colotone can not possi bly do you any harm—it can only ’do you good. Try it on our guaran tee. It will help you live long, weM land happily.— (adv.) ,
