About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1924)
H 24 * ■* ;'>WE r p3wl ' You May" Beat These Prices . . . But WE DON’T BELIEVE IT ! Jap Crepe . . . 25c Genuine 12 Mommie Pangee, imported From Japan 79c — „„, „„, , x. 32-In Renfrew Gingham 19c All Wool Jersey Dresses $3.98 36-In Check Flannels 49c Full Fashioned Hose 98c Men’s SI.OO Work Shirts 59c Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, SI.OO Values a aafsk.. 69c Boy’s Ribbed Union Suits 49c •*■"■“■■ .. -- . , —, - 1 11 «• ■■"' I Ladies’ Outing Gowns; Gowns Well Made Pajama Checks, White and Colored Ladies’ Suede Gloves, Tan and Grey 49c Children’s Satin Bloomers 39c CHURCHWELLS SELLS IT FOR LESS Lamar Street • .: < Americus, Ga. THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER $2,000,000 SWINDLER ARRESTED IN HALIFAX CHICAGO, Nov. 2-s.—State's at torney Crowe announced that Leo Kortz, sought for nearly a year in connection with a $2,000,000 Jf-.nd swindle had been arrested in ILdi ,fax, N. S. Assistant S‘ate Attorney John A. Shabaro and Patrick Mc- Sv.iggen of the Chicagc Detective bureau made the arre’t, INJUNCTION AGAINST MINE GUARD SYSTEM j CHARLESTON, WVa . Nev. 25. —A new legal injunct.on aga nst Sheriff Don Chafin of i ogart coun ty and other Logan n er. conne ;t3a with him, came io tight Sunday when it became known that nn in junction against the so tolled “mine guard” system of'Log.--.'. county had bees issued late yesterday by Jt:dg<> A. P. Hudson, of t>.< Kanawha county circuit court. JAPAN TO UPHOLD VALUE OF THE YEN ( By The Associated Press') TOKIO, Nov. 25. -In the event there is a further d-’cline in the dollar exchange value < f the yen, the government intend;, to re'.caeo specie reserves abroad for c /.ton and other imports, renlacing them by the export of a gob’. coin a-- re quired. TAX PUBLICITY TRIAL TO BSEGIN DECEMBER 9 BALTIMORE, Mtl., Nov. 25 Trial of the Post Publishing com pany on charges of publishing in the Baltimore Daily T'ost a list of income tax returns, in violation of the law, will begin in United States district court December 9, it was announced yesterday by United States District Attorney Woodcock. WOMEN IN SADDLE IN COLORADO TOWN CRAIG, Col., Nov. 25.—Women rule in Sunbeam, 45 m : lts west of Craig, official returns canvassed last week show. Up-set 'ng the plans of the democrats and republicans in the recent election, a women’s party appeared on election day and succeeded in electing t,vo constables and one justice of the oeace. The names of the three women were writ ten in on the ballot Mrs. Nelle Templeton was elected justice of the peace, displacing h“r husband who ran ns a republican. Miss Julia Clark and'Mrs. Bessie Morea were elected constables. Mrs. Morea’s husband, a candidate for justice of the peace, endorsed , by both parties, was th-.' only one to i escape the women’s I.a nd slide and | his wife will serve as constable in his court. STREET PAVING BOND ISSUE IS VALIDATED It was announced today from the offices of Col. W. T. Lane, city attorney, that the bajyls providing for the improving of Americus streets, now surfaced with woo len blocks, have been validated by Judge Littlejohn. Col. Lane stated today that the validating of the bon ! i was an important step toward the begin ning of work streets to be improved; and that aft< r the period of advertising that De bonds have been validated has transpired they will be offered for sale, find that actual work on the streets should commence around the first of the year. The issue of the serial street bonds will ,be in denomination c.f ?1000.each. Distance doesn’t ’.-nci any en chantment to a punctured auto tire. | SULPHUR IS BEST | t TO CLEAR UP UGLY, ! ! BROKEN OUT SKIN t Any breaking out or skin irritation on face, neck or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, noth ing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphur preparation that instantly brings ea c e from the itdhing, burning and irritation. Mentho-Stth’hur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment or disfigurement. A little jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may be ob tained at any drug store. It is used like cold cream. Have Proven Good Ar2uXSraK Your father and grandfather knew •nd trusted Wintersmiti/a Cirfll Tonic, just as mothers end father® of today know arid use it with nb.uduto confidence. For young and old it U a reliable tmtimawia prescription; ■lade under one formula for 5S years. The remedy for malarial and other fevers, including densuo; also for in fhie.nza and grip. Excellent tonic after any wasting illness. Popular size, 60c. mammoth size, fl. All drug stores. I Winternaiilh Chemical Co., Inc. ‘ Louisville, Kentucky UJint&rsimth's Chii! Tonic ' I ARRIS GROCERY Lamar Street Phones 28-29 THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Suggestions,For Thanksgivings Feast Look this list of Suggestions over, then phone us, and let us show you how quick our auto truck can deliver your order right to your door. Just a few minutes it all that is necessary. When'you trade at HARRIS GROCERY* you know that you are going to be fully satisfied with every purchase—for we absolutely guarantee the purity and freshness of everything we sell. Let us serve you. t _ Large White Iceberg Lettuce a. Fresh Tomatoes ' Giant White California Celery Fancy White Cauliflower. J Royal Scarlet Asparagus, White Tips. Royal Scarlet Red Pitted Cherries. j&r Royal Scarlet Red Raspberries. SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY I New 1924 crop Calfornia Soft Shell Walnuts Jumbc Fancy Large Brazil Nuts. Paper Shell Almonds. Chrystalized Pineapple ‘ W Seeded Raisins. Chrystalized Cherries. WSBHBj Currants. Oranges. 4 Dates. Grape Fruit. Orange Peel. Grapes. Lemon Peel. Apples yj Citron. D JmSSIto Bananas. Figs : | Shelled Nuts. • All Kinds Fruits. Royal Scarlet Peas, fl*l GA Sunbeam Wet Mince 35c can, 3 for Meat, Large Jars None-Such Mince Meat, 10p Paris Tiny Peas, Per Package l©v 38c can, 2 for • ** Best Cocoa, in bulk, Robin Hood Peas, Tom ECp by the P° und Thumb, 30c; 2 cans for. dt,V — Heinz’s Sweet Mixed Royal Scarlet Corn, 'dtp Pickles, per pint 25c can, 2 for “t>v Royal Scarlet Tomato ORr Catsup, large £Ov Royal Scarlet Tiny Lima 7Cp Beans, 38c, 2 for . . Large Bottle Queen CQn Gold Bar White Aspara- jCp gus Tips California Prunes, 1 C p Per pound *VY . Sunbeam White As- (?j QA paragus, Picnic, 35c, Cobler Irish Potatoes, 9E p Fancy Maryland Pack Toma toes, No. 2 cans 13c, 9£r» Nice fat milk-fed Hens, QAp two for .. Per pound Wee Small Sugar Loaf Qf|p We have a fresh supply Fancy Sects vvL Cape Cod Cranberries. Don’t forget Harris’ Royal Blend Coffe, the Coffee with the Mocha and Java flavor. It costs you “less,” only 50c per pound, 3 pounds for— sl.4o We Grind It Fresh Every Day Harris Grocery Lamar Street / r / , Phones 28-29/ I I - €. * • » ’4 . . -- --»-W PAGE THREE
