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PAGE TWO NEORKERSW RESOURCES OF SOUTH, Activity of Southern Manufac turing Will Be Increased By Display At Industrial Show ATLANTA, May 29.—The pro posed Southern Industrial exposi tion in New York, at which South ern states will make showings of their resources and the progress of their industrial life, will do much to increase the activity in Southern manufacturing circles and will help to make the South industrially greater through showing to the world what the South has and what it is doing, in the opinion of At lanta business men. As pointed out here today by in dustrial leaders industrial exposi tions stimulate industrial activity The showing of the products of the mills and factories evidences utili zation of raw materials that must be near at hand or easily available, and this naturally encourages the estab lishing of additional industries and the increased output of those al ready operating. j Diversification in industry has I done and is doing for Atlanta, man-1 ufacturers asserted, what it has I done for many cities that have be-! come great industrial centers. The j more kinds of factories asd mills a i city or town can have, leaders here I say, the more certain is its pros perity, for it seldom in in dustrial life that all classes and kinds of industry suffer from de pression at the same time. “A slump may come to one class of manufacture, or even to two or ■ three kinds, and still the industrial life of a town can keep up if it has a variety of manufacturing plants,” said an Atlanta manufacturer. ‘Such a thing as complete indus trial stagnation, affecting ail line, of industry, is exceedingly rare.” _ WILLIAMS PLANNING NEW TRAFFIC BUREAU THOMASVILLE, May 29.—J. I;. I Williams is planning to open his I traffic bureau within a short time. | He hag already secured a number I of subscribers and mahy tariffs arte!, already here and ready for use. T>' - bureau will be of much interest here..; and will prove a very valuable' ; d- j, dition to local business interests. jUJ RYLANDER jW p/jl TODAY and TOMORROW tw “ HAROLb LLOYD S— in— “GIRL SHY” Aesop’s Fables Fox News jragi We’Make It Easy For All Motorists to Equip With Full-Size Balloons Tirestone i Simplified application of IB' A IL IL ©j@ GO WJC&DDPPE© KtlO at minimum cost j Local motorists are benefiting from the simplified [< ! * I. iliiilH I SjdW p all .1 method :? applying full-size Balloon Tires, made I | I I I 11 possible bj Firestone. It is an easy and inexpensive II 1 iIT Cv\'V VI llxV I di&lrVilM ,‘E 1 Ifi job for us to handle your change-over. We have I I]£lr n/lAv il|, lUl&M WnWiTnHB I ||| RFI special Firestone units, consisting of tires, tubes, »I - / Ifp'v\;,(wv I ifellJafillUiSilllli Is M I runs and wheel spokes, all built by Firestone ac- lixrnro . rtm,,, JOTding to the highest quality standards. We also AMERICA SHOULD PRODUCE nave special shop equipment which Firestone has tTO Arim nt tr.nnr. \ developed for us, giving us an exclusive advantage ITS OWN RUBBER m turning out an accurate wheel job which exactly v fits your present hubs. The cost is little or no more , than a set of rims and we can equip your car almost Equip Now for Summer Driving as quickly as a tire change can be made. We Are Stocked and Organized to Handle Any Car Get AU the Benefit, of the Real Balloon Insist on the full-size Gum-Dipped Balloon, and safety and a new standard of low-cost operation, get fill the benefits in riding comfort, safety and You \ vlll save *nqney on the reduced car dcprecia- economy. Over 20 car manufacturers and over t ! on ’ . wer maintenance and fuel expense and long 40,000 car owners have already equipped with them. tire m^e3 2 e « Full-size Gum-j Dipped Balloons as we ! ... a PPIy them are an economy. * \eeav^^;oK U Q V Mefunyen^eer^T< l per - Sec us. Get a demonstration. Within a few J are not cnmnin iv «V- TT”!! 1 ” COSt ’ you hours you have them on yourcar. Come in and get ■ ™wm L y when you get them on, O ur reasonable prices-less an allowance for yfur ! 1 e apply your old tire equipment at no cost old tires. Put your car on Balloons NOW for the ’ £ summer motoring season. , AMERICUS STEAM VULCA NIZIING COMPANY i. * J. W. Lott M.pT st Miles per Dollar Refugee ■ i IJt >■ i j r ' W -J I, Eva Martinez, Mexican beauty, is a refugee in the United States from her homeland. She is a former president of the organization which corresponds to the Red Cross in the United j States, and now is helping care i for others who fled across the boondary line. I DIXIE ‘CUBS’ AGAIN WIN FROM LEE STREET j In a fast and close game, the “Dixie Cubs” again defeated Lee street 15 to 14, at the playground I Wednesday. The features were two baggers by Frank Hart', James Young, Sam Heys. The line-up for the “Cubs”; Adkiss 3b; Hal-t, c; i Walker, p; Harvey, cf; Young, 2b- Heys, lb; Harvcty, cf; J. Bynum, rs; English, ss. The defeated teams lineup: W. Hines, If; Turpin, p; Fort lb; Walker 2b; P. Hines, 3b; Wagnon; ss; House c; Ty on, rs; Feagin, cf. The “Cubs” have won 4 games put cf seven. TEMPLE DEDICATED BY MASONS AT LITTLE ROCK | LITTLE ROCK, May 29.—Th. I Albert Pike Memorial Temple v.as dedicated on April 12. The ccre ' niony of consecration was conduct led by Charles E. Rosenbaum, 33 ; degrees, Sovereign Grand In •••pet: tor Genei al in Arkansas, acting ' as | buy: reign Gran.d Comn;am[tr. Seer; [fary H. W. Witcover, 32 degrees, was present. HEROES OF GRAY TO ME MEMPHIS SOON Annual General Reunion to Be He’d in iennessee City Be ginning June 3 MEMPHIS, May 29.—Heroes of the Grey will invade Memphis June 3 for the annual reunion of the Uni ted Confederate Veterans and re main until the grand parade of their dwindling ranks once again is hold on June o. The first session of. the reunion will be held Wednesday morning, June 4, General John P. Hickman will call the convention to or ier and Chaplain General J. W. Bach man will deliver the invocation. Governor Austin Peay, of Tennes see, will welcome the veterans in behalf of the state, while Mayor Rowlett Paine will speak in behalf of the city. General W. B. Haldeman, com mander-in-chief, then will assume control of the convention and will deliver his annual address. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson, president general of the Confederate Southern Memorial Association; Mrs. Frank D. Harrold, head of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and Colonel W. McD. Lee, Richmond, Va., commander -ir chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, will speak. They will be followed by General J. Colton Lyncg and Miss Mildred Rutherford. Among the reports which will be received at this session ore those of the committees on Battle Abbey, which is located in Richmond, and the Jefferson Davis monument. the principal events on the pro gram for Thursday morning are ad dresses by Senator Stanley, of Kcn tucy; Colonel J. W. May, and Col Thomas B. King. The latter will speak on the Jefferson Davis ana Lee highways. At noon, one of the l most signifi cant events on the program of the reunion will take place, the Confed erate Memorial Service. Chaplain General Bachman and Mrs. Wilson will direct the service, Malcolm R. I atterson will deliver the principal address . The roll calls of the Con federate veterans’will be called by General R. E. Bullington; Miss Daisy M. L. Hodgson and Colonel Walter L. Hopkins,, respectively. On Thursday afternoon, the elec tion of officers and the selection of the site for the 1925 reunion will be the leading events on the program.. The grand parade will begin at 10 o’clock Friday mornjng. After its completion, the veterans will be gin preparations t 0 leave for their homes. This will be the thirty-fourth an nual reunion. PAVO PLANNING TO START NEW HATCHERY •PAVO, May 29.—Pavo is plan ning a hatchery to be operated this full. The project is being promoted and put underway by Messrs. E. R. and \\. W. Peacock and is one of the activities of the community tj supplement the big truck business that has been built up around Pavo. The hatchery will be half the size of the Thomasville Hatchery and the promoters propose to get out a car load of winter broilers at a time THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER HUNTINGTON The Ix?slie B. Y. P. U. visited the B. Y. P. U. at Pleasant Glovu church Sunday evening and gave a very fine and interesting progran . There was a large crowd out to hear them and all those that were absei t missed a treat. Miss Minnie Perry will entertain the members of the Senior and In termediate B. Y. P. U. with a social at her home Friday evening. Mrs. T. B. Mount and little son, Thomas Lee, of Pavo, are the guest of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson. Mrs. J. J. Kinard, of Americus, was a recent visitor to Mrs. B. A. Bradley. Mrs. I. A. Perry and son, Frank, of Miama, Fla., is the guest of friends and relatives here. Mrs. C. R. Cole, of Jacksonville, is visiting here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bradley and, Mrs. Bernard Bradley of New Era were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bradley, Tuesday afternoon. Mesdames W. . Hayes, C. R Cole, M. C. Harris and Miss Vera Hayes were the spend the day guest Thursday to Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Chapman at their home is Ameri cus. I Saturday Ihe Last Day | I I”* 1 CERTIFIED O 1 | I I F A RENEWED CAR |zf X f I 11. V I U ONLY 20 REMAIN Udl <3 $ I I $25 I I Secures a’m Month Pays ■ J $lO a Month \ For a Coune Demonstrator For An „ \ z n ■ I / Open Ford * R _.-i. i.r. in , r -i-ruff Buys Choice of I AFew ‘I Chassis | / I Wvt «7K \wSr*so I I $75 Down \ \\ Secures Choice UOWn | i™’2U” -sar 4 \\ of io // ji ton truck H A left and our stock is fast K Among the few remaining vanishing.; But we have 1k tv pm n 1 YAIKI Cf 47 < ‘ ars arc two ONE-TON a few Cdufjc Models re- B TIWCKS in fine order and niaining and priced low /W? priced for $250 and $265 to sell before Saturday part down and the rest |H night. monthly." Take eight months to pay balance; | FACTS REGARDING THE GREAT SALE I —— The sole purpose of this sale is to move our W I'.Tryr-, I 1 .—v WYA Rebuilt and Refinished Used Cars so that we r -p , , i1 %C Oh.yS may N fcein r ap ° siti r acceptmoreuscdcars 1 fade in Your K on New Car Deals. This is not an empty x A V-fVII. statement, but a fact, as a study of the prices rnrAl • W will reveal—that’s why so many cars have /"H ] . i | been sol<l lo buyers within a radius of 25 Vzitl VzCIF Hl Ja> K ILCA4..S. miles of Americus. »■-, ? Salesmen Sacrifice Their : Full Cash Value I Drive any car at this sale for five , , gj full days and if it is not in every CommiSSlOOS IOU SaVC H way satisfactory. This Also We can allow you more for your old car now for the reason that we |H H , _• __ . There is a Ford here for every PURPOSE will immediately put it in shape to Is an<l f ° r CVery PURSE. Any man earning a sell and at once find a buyer for it iw W Ifc modest wage can drive away a really fine —thus getting our money out of car at a low price and pay for it as he rides * l at once. Trade now on a late sS —and We will allow every dollar —naming any terms within reason—as little model Renewed Car in this Certi- H paid to apply on any other renewed as sl2 a month now buys a car here—THlS fie <* Car Stock—Closed or Open ■ car in stock. j WEEK ONLY. model. 120 Last Cars on Any Terms in Reason I [ If you will bring your wife down here—and a friend who g ■ knows motor cars —we know that there is a car here that I |g H meets all your demands of Beauty, Comfort and Meehan- | a.l M 1 B ical Excellence. The prices, terms and FIVE DAY i It*fwl OiM TH I RIAL features will sell you a car because YOU BUY IN I I SAFETY HERE. Hurry—the Sale Ends Saturday Night, I JI. g if our stock lasts that long. | ST jHk I | COUPES, SEDANS, ROADSTERS, TOURINGS I I I NIGHTS | Americus Automobile Co. DXII ‘ Wftiss Minnie Perry ' spent Wst week pleasantly with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Hill, Jr., at her home, in Cobb. Mrs. J. A. Bray and baby, from Cordele, came Sunday for a visit »o their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kinard. Mrs. W. E. Compton, of Dele n Springs, Fla., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. C. Harris. Mr.. J. E. Kinard was a visitor lo Mrs. Eugene Williams Friday after noon. and Mrs. Keennette Frazier and family, of the 28th were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Perry Sun day afternoon. Little, Miss Williams is a perma nent visitor at the home of Mr. asd Mrs. Eugene Williams. DUDLEY SCHOOL NAMES FACULTY DUBLIN, May 29.—The board of trustees of the Dudley school held the r annual meetng for the purpose of electing teachers. The entire faculty was reelected for another year. G. L .Hutcheson, principal; Miss Gussie oJnes Bth and 9th grades, Miss Carrie Chapman 6th and 7th grades; Miss Louise Gun by 4th and sth grades; Miss Lucas 2nd and 3rd grades; Miss Marie Groves beginners and Ist grade. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY. MISS LESTER GIVEN HIGH COLLEGE HONOR Alumnae of Wesleyan Is Select ed to Serve Three Years On Board of Trustees THOFASVILLE, May 29.—High est honors to be conferred on Wes leyan graduates by ttie authorities of the school and its alumnae have been awarded Miss Lucy Lester of this city. She was selected to serve for three years as a member of the Board of Trustees. The agreement to secure graduates for trustees was recently submitted to the alumnae and they were requested to vote for three of nine members of the entire alumnae suggested. Miss Lester’s name was among these nine, being one of the most prominent of the women of the South, who graduated from this college, the oldest col lege for women in the world The one - eceiving the highest vote was to be named for three years and Miss Lester gets this honor. Thomas county people will know of this honor with extreme pleasure. She has been a resident of this city since birth and has hundreds of warm friends, who hi|V<' watchet| herj • j brilliant educational career with much interest. Every man believes in trial by jury until n e is summoned for jury duty. NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH The new treatment for tom flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations that is doing such wonderful work in flesh healing is the Borozonc liquid and powder combina tion treatment. The liquid Borozonc is a powerful antiseptic that purifies the wound of all poisons and infectious germs, while the Borozonc powder is the great healer. There is nothing like it on earth for speed, safety and efficiency. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30. c and COc. Sold by Carswell Dru? Co. Americus Drug Co. Nature’s Strong Man Is the Man with Fresh, Red Blood The stomach is the center of the body from which radiates our vitality, strenuosity, our fighting strength. A healthy stomach turns the food we eat into nourishment for the blood stream and the nerves. Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis covery tones up the stomach walls, removes the poisonous gases from the system. Impure germs and ac cumulations begm to separate in tha blood and are expelled through the liver, bowels and kidneys. Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel, Buffalo,N.Y.
