About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1924)
PAGE EIGHT P r - (TOiJ- •' <>! 'jrtjw. . Color these Animals! ISJ -2 -t ifiS : WIN PRIZES!! rjgU. C Well, girls and boys, here’s a great chance to show what y° u st ar i And best of all —the merchants of ! kind of artists you are. Take out your little paint boxes, Americus are going to give away to the boys and girls I study the kinds ot animals shown here, then color them up j according to your own ideas. It’s a regular circus once who do the best work— I ' -"ussaaaMMM ~ xkk”'- I 20 Free TicketsllTo The Real Circus When you have finished coloring these animaals, bring, mail or send them in to the CIRCUS EDI! OR of the Times-Recorder before Friday night 6 o clock. The ones doing the best work will get a free ticket to the SPARKS GREA TER CIRCUS, which will be in Americus next Monday afternoon. The prize winners will I be announced in our next Saturday’s issue: i j . j First Prize, Six Circus Tickets, including Reserved Seat, worth $1.25 Each - - - SIO.OO Second Prize, Four Circus Tickets, including Reserv ed Seat, worth $1.25 Each - 5.00 Then, 10 Prizes, General Admission 1 ickets, worth 75c Each 7.50 ' 20 FREE TICKETS—WORTH $22.50! Get to work, boys and girls—win a prize. .> < i Au AWX.- SHEEP The Sheep is as old as the ages, And known for the wool it provides, And here at this store You get all wool—what’s more Our Clothes are low priced besides. CHURCHWELL'S We Sell It For Less •SEAL The Seal provides Fur for women Thrc’ the bleak wintry days in the year. And when Fall’s here a while Furs are in style— We have every variety here. FURS AND CHOKERS ANSLEY'S 1869 1924 h —A r a > TOs ■ Iffl -rC\}\ - u COW The Cow is the queen of the pasture, Yielding most of all beasts that roam. For the cowhide WE use To make fine leather Shoes Will wear till the ccws come home. I H.S. WALKER & CO. I ‘The Store of Quality and Service’ ■L Plume 44 •i- rTHE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER hen Hen is the queen of the barnyard Gives us eggs that are surely a treat; V ut w hen strictly fine They’re truly divine And for food they cannot be beat. RAISE MORE CHICKENS. South Ga- Public Service Co. =££ Pl-one SSS rah.. -E —dZT ni, jff* r LEOPARD The Leopard roams forests and jun gles, With black or brown spots on its skin, And we’re anxious to prove That these spots we’ll remove If the Leopard would only come in. Americus Steam Laundry WE’LL DYE FOR YOU. Phone 18 wA ilf r n \ CAMEL The Camel goes days without water In the land of pyramids and sphynx, But we venture to say He couldn’t go a day— Once he tasted out snappy Soft Drinks. CARSWELL DRUG CO. AMERICUS DRUG CO. Phone 98 Phone 75 !•*•**■ LION The Lion’s a beast of the jungle, And first of the animal rank. To describe him at length, He’s the symbol of strength— The symbol which founded this bank. SAVE AND HAVE > Empire Bank of Americus tSA-T-xT-X DOG The Dog bears the name of Old Faithful, To its master protection insures. But his home protects '" 1 - When he wisely selects This old firm. Why not have yours ? HERBERT C. HAWKINS INSURANCE PLANTERS BANK BUILDING VI • n ... . BEAVER The Beaver is known as a builder, And of mud builds a Home in the stream. But a Home to suit you , Let US furnish; for it’s true That we’ll fulfill your happiest dream. ALTON COGDELL FURNITURE The Home of Simmons’ Beds, Mat tresses Springs WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924
