About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1924)
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VI -,f be and must be pn ■ d farm, if dairy purpose for w! •<- i. l> t&ed. some ■s#wihf : i; •>%S<XhMMpfnetim<-.- - o HBBvAnA some <r-->k B»* n « New York '• Bll e worked so hard for ■ ||.. HjjFOB HOME AND STABLE extraordinary It -. :.<■ tn .•,,,. : .r £sh wounds, cuts, s.,r. . g. H-, burrs is just as cffc< live in ti.-> stable iff the home, florae ft i f.-ah with jr-'S likable speed under its p.,y. mil in ■fiuetee. The treatment is -„.. f.. r iiiflals as for huni.it..-. I .- ■. v i'li out germs with liquid B<.n >zone, Manduhe Borozone I■•■1 ■•■ e. to; i • ; the f - WheaMg process. I’ri -o (liquid) 30e. 60c Bndffl.2o. Powder JOc and 60c. Hold by / ■ Carswell Drug Co. t w Americus Drug Co. K h MW HE :> ku v K t R Jr 1 lw £ r ? '- •' ~r J> .' Wll Yeas? in and year I ; out for ©ver a L |i- half century— SB B in spite cf self* ■ 1 ish propaganda Rr If against it—self- | rising flour has I won deserved popularity in I millions of M homes. Certain- ly only a prod* 1 uct of unusual merit could ac* | complish as I much. ■ _ IsHHLW I Economical S. MBv B ■ I -lx.- -_-- _~—"'XZ~_2 'r 3 -'■ WIJII . ■■ Service Writer '**' YORK, Sept. 24.—T0 end niivorec abolish the life sentence Wor n tarring;, culprits, advise Mary • Young.’. ‘‘The life sentence no longer fits the offense,” she complains. “Fif teen years should be the limit to the validity of the marriage certificate, atfer which it may be extended in definitely until death do us part, or it may be dissolved decently with out red tape.” This.serious minded actress, who plays the part of the very mode m wife in “Dancing Mothers,” has very definite ideas about marriage. She herself was married at 14, and believes that the greatest happiness granted to women is possible through marriage. “But it may also bring the great est unhappiness,” she goes On, “and all <>f us cannot be poured in the same mold. . Most of us admit there is something radically wrong with marriage or divorce would not be so prevalent, but few of us have the courage tocome out and suggest changes. “The happy marriage- and happy marriages are in the majority— need not suffer because the ‘con tract must be occasionally renewed. The unhappy marriage is the one to profit by the change.” As it is now, divorce is the only remedy, she points out, and that is a poor way, since the reputation of the husband or wife or both may be damaged in the transaction and the home and its traditions smashed so that the children suffer. “With a time-limit marriage,” she argues, “the contract to love, honor and obey automatically expires al a given time, and those who make mistakes in selectio nare given t.i opportunity to find happiness else where. The arrangements for the care and upbringing of the child ren may be made with honesty and mutual confidence.” We are a liberty-loving race, she believes, and we need fewer restric-l ;rtt ~ : ,odH ■ ?• ■•* ' U >7 V '■’ ■, \ z // '■ hi I fit -JMNb" ■ > ;> v|gg«|? ■ • I Vv., z \ k > u I •• z fWh ..W ,\ .. t . . »«»•' f ti jffivZ/rr . " "" ~———. * . -Wl’HjQ&rL —just watch it ride! ''LEAlvoutoflhe let! You know to form. Chesterfield has come just what to expect when the up fast because smokers have King of Swat steps into one. found that they can depend on He always packs a wallop— it—not only for the same superior that’s why he always packs thd blend, the same uniform quality, /stands. but for the same untiring good A cigarette, too, must run true taste, always! Chesterfield r CIGARETTES 7^£^r mi ““> Ml Copyright 1924, Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. & "’ 7 " |Mgamra&. VBFWHMgg M w ; MMb * ■ ■oT H uM w S "4 W I llfek i o M' f' w Mt IIF :■ • > •’•■' . : WsSSsb ■wrovFl g MARY YOUNG tions in marriage instead of morp.j No institution can take the place of marriage, but greater happiness wrt'f be possible only with greater free dom. . w i k --ts “It may be that the lion-.c of the. future will not be a common home. | Many husbands and wive.-; toda / ! have separate homes and find a i happiness in two that is denied ! them in one'. ) “Freedom in marriage should not! J b<? copfused with license. It mere ly means that both the husband and 'y.-ffe'have an equal opportunity for .self-development and a career, if ts-tho .woman desires, as well as the, old obligations of one providing a I home and one keeping it. : “The economic freedom of wo ! men has revolutionized the home, ! and has made marriage a different ; problem in adjustment than it use Ito J."j. Our increasing divorce rate ■■■ ■ >i morning and a is reported. - A-iv7N3ingregaticns at Concord and Sunday night were both good indeed, the night congre gation being possibly the largest of the year. Nearly two-thirds of the assessment for Conference Collec tions was turned in by the members at the morning services, which is considered a good showing. Misses Pearl Walters and Anola Murray and Rev. O. L. Evans, .of Plains are in attendance this week upon the Training School for Sun day School Workers being held in Americus. Misses Walters and Mur ray are taking a course in Teacher Training and Rev. Evans is taking a course in the Organization and Administration of the Sunday School. Thomas Jones, a member of the Plains church, was ooerated on for appendicitis at the Wise Sanitarium last Wednesday and is reported as doing well at this writing. The regular preaching services will be held at Plains next Sunday at 11 o’clock and 7:30. In thd morning the pastor will discuss tee work of the Sundav School, giving his hearers some advantages of the instructions he has received at the Training School this week. All who repllv chre for a good, wide-awake Sundav Schoo! are urged to be pres ent. ’ - ’"'i r CHARGED WITH ROBBERY MACON BOYS ARRESTED MACON, Sept. 25.—Harmon Snow and Guy Kelley two white boys, were arrested Wednesday by detective sfor alleged connection with the robbery of the Thompson J Grocery at Second and Hawthorne, streets Friday night. Three other boys, Ben Wright, Morris Waters and Ellis Brown, have also been ar-, rested in connectio nwith the burg- j is an indication that the institution of marriage needs repairs and mod ern improvements.” October The a delay on the part of the to complete compiling of tjieir ures which were to slpow results of freight rate tests conducted in the South during the month of April. ONE DEAD, 10 HURT AS TRAIN HITS AUTO KALAMAZOO, Mich., Sept. 25 —One person was killed and ten were injured Wednesday when west bound passenger train number 1 on the, Michigan Central struck a stall- = i THOSE small but • ESSENTIAL THINGS —a, about the office— corespondence trays for your desk, blotter pad, \ 'K pencil cutter,, ink wglls, etc. —are very useful when you need them, W <' Let us Irnen you supplied with all % Ij| I office accessories; high grade equip- L... ’^®* - ** 1 W\|i| I I Ilf nient at standard prices. fL mW I PRINTERS W. A lx J? I inU— —*/ / \ 1V / /iXtd' ' a “Mr. Want Ad Page” I Fhe Connecting Link Reaching the multitude is your big problem in ful filling certain desires. What you want is the med ium that opens the way to all homes, all trades and all classes of people. Mr. Want Ad Page offers that opportunity to you, for he is read by thousands of citizens each day. If you want to reach these people, phone 99 immediately. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT * Times-Recorder FOR SALE LIKE GRAPES’ Drink Mi-Grape in bottles.—l3-26t ONION Sets and Abruzzi Seed Rye; fresh f all stock Garden and Farm Seed. T. J. Wallis, Garden and 'arm Seed Dept.—2s-tf. NICE Tinder Beef roast, 15c and 20c pound. Braga’s Market. —25-2 t FOR SALE —Dahlias and other cut flowers. Mrs. B. 1. Mize, phone 403.—24-3 t FOR SALE—I 924 Ford touring ' car six months old; good condi tion. Crabb’s Servile Station. —24-ts F'OR SALE —Art square, refrigera tor and living room tables. Alton Cogdell.—23-tf. F'OR SALE—I6O acres farm, Ogle thorpe road, near Ellaville. Ex cellent dwelling house, four rooms, kitchen. One tenant house;. partly fenced. Easy tertr.s to quick pur chaser. 11. I). Burt, Ellaville—22-6t FURNITURE FOR SALE—Ameri can walnut 7-piece bed room suit slightly used, and new walnut break fast room suit. Call at Gyles-An drews Furniture C0.—24-4t DRINK Mi-Grape in bottle sc. —l3-26t LOST AND FOUND LIKE GRAPES! Drink Mi-Grape in bottles.—l3-26t FOR RENT—My home 601 Han cock avenue. W. B. Worthy, Jr. —25-ts CHOICE variety Vegetables to select from. I’none 181. Bragg’s HfirkeL—2s-2t Americans are -doing everyUung possible to entertain the Prince bf Wales; somebody robbed his party. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Those who are in a “run -flown" condi tion will notice that Catarrh bothers them much more than when they are in good health. This fact proves that while Catarrh Is a local disease, it is greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions. HAIA/S CATARRH MRniCINE is a Combined Treatment, both local and in ternal, and has been successful in the treatment of Catarrh for over forty years. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney Sr Co.. Toledo Ohio. MISCELLANEOUS ( AMERICUS BUSINESS COLLEGE Fall term opens Sept. Ist, Miss Lillian Braswell, Prop. Personal in- . structors. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, English, Spelling, Mathematics, Commercial Law, Penmanship. Positions guaran- teed. Phone 117, P. O. Box 254. FARM LOAN MONEY Plenty at cheap interest rate and on easy terms. W. W. Dykes. 9-ts . MRS WILLIAM B. PICKETT, ■ teacher of Expression. 118 Brannen avenue.—l9-6t FRESH Spareribs and Pork Chops, 20c and 28c pound, at Bragg’s Market.—2s-2t * FOR RENT ~ « 1 - FOR RENT —Small 5-rom residence Forrest street. See George M. Bragg.—2-ts, FOR RENT Eighty acre farm; well improved; suitably for cot-' ton or live stock. Two miles-from ■ Americus. O. W. Caswell, Box 2, Rout 8.—25-3 t ■- ■ 1 ■ FOR RENT—Apartment 207 East Church street, phone 309.—24tf. ■> FOR RENT —Furnished or uhfur-J nished 4-room apartment with* private bath and porch; first flpor. 320 So. Lee street, or phone 765. J FOR RENj’—Biihgalow on Bran- non avenue. See Will Phone 319—18-ts. FOR RENT—House on Hampton I street. Immediate possession. Will Dudley. Phone 319.—24-3 t APARTMENT FOR RENT Two large rooms and««kitchenette with private bath. Possession at once. H. C. Davis, phone'763—24-tf FAT Broilers. gn/ 35c pound. Bragjfs Market.— ( « —25-2 t
