About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1924)
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 4, 1924 ■ ■ h n M"" ■ —m M H ■v I ® n r ' wl' IW I ■J I- ~ < wMi a wra I ;9B»■*• ? '-ws x a H* ' y •*• IBeSssel IjEStd ’w- ’ a f sSS®roiK out am ■ t „ --- ■ ' Widow( Who Sold Products Able to Discharge Debt Long lie to re Maturity Mps. M. R. South, a widow who I moygd,. tp thjs section from near Carnesville, today paid Jier fam loan on a hundred and fifty acre farm east, of Cordele just over the line in Wilcox county and cleared the title to her property despite the fact that it was not due till next November. This woman made the money with which she has paid the loan by raiding and selling cattle, hogs ano chicjcei.s. Her farm loan became part of the purchase price of her lands a few years ago. She ha’s paid her interest installments be fore time and today paid the princi pal out of the money she earned at work and saving on. her farm. ECZEMA if HUNT’S GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES /7 v nl (Hunt’s Salve and Soap),fail in f r-'J the treatment of Itch, Eczema,y li Rintwornj.Tetterorotheritch- | is f fl ing’ekin diseases. Try * treatment at our risk. Howell’s Pharmacy planter’s Seed & Drug Company Special TAX NOTICE 2 , j, * # '‘/ gw ' : All special taxes or tax known as License Tax, are due on Ist day of January of each year, or at time of com mencing business. Any of the above Special Tax not paid by April i sth a penalty of 20 per cent will be added, which is remitted to the Revenue Department created in last ses sion of tne Legislature. Pay now and avoid penalty. Yours truly, I. B. SMALL. ELKAYS-HAT-DYE Will Make Your Old Hat LOOK NEW For . 25c MURRAY’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Americus, Ga. ■■MlHlWfllMM'MiiiiimiliMii'lW>t ji. i I .'UlllliWiWifniiC ~-ti ih|i im! 1 1 1 .! ' TOILET SETS In D’jer Kiss, Mary Garden and Many Other Lines si NATHAN MURRAY Druggist 120 W. Forsyth St. Phone 79 CANDLESTICKS We have just received a shipment of Candle Sticks in Mahogany, Bronze and Gold finish. We also have some very attractive numbers in Sterling Silver. Come in and see our selection. 9 THOS. L. BELL SEE KATHLEEN APRIL 18th XU GEORGIA MOTOR TOURS TRIP POSTPONED The visit of the “All-Georgia Motor Tours" party which had been set for tonight at the Baptist church here, has been postponed. Dr. Carl W. Minor announced to day. The postpoi >eemnt is due to the Chautauqua here, it is stated, it beng the purpose of the pastors of the city to aid in the Chautauq’-a movement in every way possible. NEW RULES GOVERN TEACHERS LICENSES .County school Superintendent E. W. Dupree has been advised cf new rules just promulgated by the 4tate board of education which re gulate the granti'i(g of licenses cf teachers in future. Under these rules, the method of examinations is changed!, with all examination papers to be passed upo;? by the state board, instead of the county authorities, as in the past. Blanks upon which county school jsuper intendert, and temporary licenses will also be issued by Supt. Dupree subject to final approval by the state board. Teachers’ licenses may may also be secured by appli cation, and upon presentation cl proper credentials, but all desiring licenses must stand examination at the end of the eriod for which they have already been licensed. Con siderable interest centers n> t-htj change, because of the large num ber of teachers who are affected •thereby. »WBS 8, L. E. DELEGATES MFMtfll Hines, Ryals, Culpepper and Mis. Shehan Compose Dele gation From Seaboard A. E. Hires, Ed Ryals, C. A|Cul pepper and E. H. Lipford, engi neers, which concerns in that city way out of Americus, left today for Miami, Florida, to after.d the South eastern Union Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi neers, which coveves in that c*y this week Accompanying them will be Mrs. Shehan, who will attend as an official representative of the woman’s auxiliary of the organiza tion. Warren S. Stone, grand chief of the order, will be the principal speaker on the program, and is speaiking today in Savannah eri roifte to Miami. After the executive sessions arc concluded the members of the con vention will go to Havana, Cuba, to enjoy several days in sight-see ing before returning to their homes DURWARD GEORGE DIES ' OF INJURIES SUSTAINED ALBANY, April 4. Duward ' George, 15-year-old Albany High school student,,died at a local hos pital atl.a late hour last night as a result of injuries received last Friday when he was knocked down by an automobile driven by G. A. Tye, a member of the Americus High school baseball team which played, here that day. Young George jumped out of one automobile and ran directly in front of the other, according to eye witnesses, and no blame is at tached to the Americus youth. The skull was fractured y.henTiis head struck the pavement. RE-CHARGING DIPPING VATS IN CRISP COUNTY CORDELE, April 4.—The vats at the B. F. Sheppard farm, tb> Bob Brady farm ar d the Mussel, white farm are to be recharged by a man from the sitate department and will be used by County Agent Drake in dipping for lice on cut tle needing this service. Those who find thesmelves in need of the vat service should see Mr. Drake early. The work is for the remov al of lice from the cattle. Getting Teo Fat? Try This —Reduce People who don’t grow too fat .are the fortunate exception. But if you find the fat accumulating or al ready cumbersome, you will be wise to follow this suggestion, which is endorsed by thousands of people who know. Ask your druggist for Marmola Prescription Tablets and follow directions. One dollars is the pric e the world over. Get them from your own druggist or send price di rect to Marmola Co., 4612 Wood ward Ave., Detroit, Mich. By doing this you will be safe from harmful drugs and be able to reduce steadily and easily, without starvation diet or tiresome exercise.— (adv.) MBS POLICE OFFICE Ml DOWH W. J. Wright Was Run Down From Stomach Troubles, Which He Arrested With Re-Cu-Ma, and Gained Four Pounds. Officer Wright says, “I suffered with stomach trouble for years, and, I standing at my post day after day, exposed to alt kinds of weather, I |got in a condition where I was not I fit for work —nervous, run-down, (constipated and losing weight rap- I idly. A friend recommended Re- Cu-Ma. I tried a bottle and was | surprised at the results. After ■ taking three bottles have gained over four pounds, my stomach and bowels are in better condition than they have been for years and -I feel like a new man.’” ; Re-Cu-Ma is the new prescription I containing seventeen ingredients . that renew every part of the body; ' purifies the blood, relieves consti pnHofi; cleanses- the - kidneys arid gets every particle of pollution out l of the colon. Sold and recoin ’ mended by Planters Seed and Drug iCo. and Howell’s Pharmacy and other good durg stores. — (Adv.) THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER Jazz Band in the Georgia Tech Glee Club, which will give one performance, , Tuesday night, April 8, at the Ryiander theater. THOMPSON LIBRARY . DRIVE BIG SUCCESS Miss Elizabeth Wise, librarian at Thompson school, has advised The Times-Recorder of the contribution of a hundred and fifty volumes to the school library by friends of that institution within the reefent past These contributions came as the re sult of a “drive ' co’*-ducted bjl the faculty and school patrons to secure a sufficient library for school needs, and in reporting the total contributions, Miss Wise de sires on behalf of ’the faculty, stu dent body of patrons, to thank all who aided in the effort either through the contribution o f vol umes or in any other manner. Attention, Masons Regular communication M. B. Council Lodge No. 9-5 tonight 8 o’clock, Masonic hall. All Masons cordially invited. DAN CHAPPELL, W. M.„ R. L. CRAWFORD, Sec. 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The invigorating qualities of Domestic bread builds robust and sturdy bod»:s that supply needed strength and endurance that stimulate vitality—the essential so necessary to health. Every tender, crisp slice of this bread entices your palate—it’s the wholesome bread that puts the glow in your cheeks. [K)MESTIC bread <J/ade in QmQticus ■ • *. Model Bread Co. L. Ash, specialist in nervous disk eases. Many children, he aid, con tracted “feg poisonir.g.” OIL CHEERS GERMANY HANOVER, Germar'P, April 3. PAGE THREE enjoying a new thf» in the opening near here of an oil gusher which may help grease tk«’ wheels of reparations/ tike well W said to be pouring out pounds of oil daily.
