About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1924)
MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 8, 1924 CHURCHWELLS CHRISTMAS SALE Colored Crepe LINGERIE 25c yd. Ladies’ Suede GLOVES 49c SILK FAILLE $1.79 54-In. Flannel SUITING $2.49 Lace and Linen COLLARS 49c ‘Kaynee Blouses’ For Boys 98c Men’s Dress SHIRTS 89c Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs $1.50 BOX All Linen Three in Box SLOT WORK SHIRTS 69c Ladies’ Satine Princess Slips 98c Fleischer’s Knitting Yarn 19c Ball LADIES’ SCARFS 98c ‘Duck Head’ OVERALLS $1.98 DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Poodle-hoo-dooll By Martin s __ /A>o U<3£'VAVKING,Yt% BIR.- [~ QC "VOx G WELL" SHELL BE Wj "lM A *1 /*"NI I II THKtA THE JeCOUP II MF LADY LOCK VS FLIRTING WITH '“j 0 zf/ MINUTE"! I MIGHT AS WELL k ' 'MW B ] [TDUUE DONE THAT .YOU LITTLE. 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NOT SO, —L 0 ; AX <OIJ -TOPAY.OO-A 7 <\"A'V° U M£M V ON' MERY SMART/ EIGHTEEN HAS SO OF Z \S~ kGOTTA BE SMART. //A ? f EITHER. BUT ' SOUTH SEA 0 / /0/L at ‘ ) 2/ zA*'-— ’.B • \AT LEAST SHE BEAUTIES 07 1 Z Vk AFFORDS PLENTY ? 2 • Rwi Aoj4«*feW' ■■ ®wr s? 7JMOHWO; '4 //W® $ ?s- \\ l '■Jr' n/7 0A 07\ A-* < and be Z/JOZ//W/ k V/ rG\ 02 •)"/ A (/A t A NEW MINISTER NOW IN PULPIT HERE Rev. Heyward Delivers Sermon to United Methodist Congre gation Sunday Evening Rev. W. M. Heyward, v. ho is fill ing the pulpit in the Lee Street church, left vacant bv Rev. Harrell, met his congregation for the first time Sunday. Sunday evening the congrega tion of the First Methodist church worshipped at the Lee Street Metho dist church where impressive cere monies were held. Rev Heyward spoke to the united congregation and delivered a splendid sermon be fitting the occassion. A musical program was :ne of the features. A quartet compos ed of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mr. J. W. L.Daniel and Mrs. Cloyd Buchanan rendered several songs. Miss Hallie Walker accompanied the quartet on the organ. Rev. Harrell in Macon. Splendid music with a short talk on the work he has just taken up featured the morning service held by Mr. Harrell. He administered communion after the service. Last night he preached his first sermon at his new pastorate. He is from Americus. REDCROSSSEALSALE WILL BEGIN FRIDAY Dr. J. W. Payne, county health 1 officer, announced today that he has accepted the appointment as county chairman for the sale of Red Cross seals in Americus and Sumter county. These seals are sold annually by the Red Cross and this year the goal has been set at §IIOOO. With the aCainment of this goal, Dr. Payne states that there will be sufficient money avail able, after remittance is made to the national organizat on to pur chase an automobile for use by the public health nurse in this county. The sale of these seals is one of the most important campaigns of the entire year, from the stand point of community health, Dr. Payne asserts, in that every dollar of the funds collected goes to the alleviation of 'suffering 1 among tubercular patients and to the task of controlling this deadly scourge among mankind. The seals are of attractive de- signs and are intended to be at tached to letters and packages sent through the mails and otherwise during the holiday season. The. Red Cross orgauiution has made arrangements this year to give to each person purchasing over ten dollars worth of stamps, a bond and as many stamps as might be need ed rather than the thousand stamps as has been the custom. • In accordance with the plan as worked out already by those inter ested in the sale of stamps a • * the advancement oLpublic health work here, Dr. PayJKls now getting to either a conwMßie to assist in the disposal of The names|flof those constituting the “steering” committee wil.‘ be an nounced in the next few da m, and by Friday Dr. Payne states the seal sale will be under way. DRAMA OF GREAT DOG. The long awaited picturization of Jack London’s famous novel “The Call of the Wild,” comes to the Rylander Theatre today. The hero o£ the story is a dog whose father was a St. Bernard and whose mother was a Scotch shepherd dog. The dog is called Buck and, from puppyhqod, is raised in the luxury of civilization. Then he is stolen away to the Klondiice, where he experiences a strange climate, meets strange men and adapts him self to strange habits and labors. He is a bewildered dog—until the strain of his forefathers begins to assert itself—until he feels the call of the wild. As Jack London wrote “The Call of the Wild” around the life of a’ dog, so has the picture been filmed. It is Buck’ joys and sorrows and career that are doming it and the human beings in the picture are there only in their relation to Busk’s story. Buck, tne personal property of Hal Roach, who produced “The Call of the Wild” for l athe, was trained from puppyhood for his role for Jack London is Roach’s favorite I ADIES! All the beauty creams on earth can't give you an active liver. Keep your stomach sweet and your liver active. You will be repaid with sparkling eyes—clear, smooth, healthy skin—and a breath with the odor of Spring. Chamberlain’s Tablets will do it Get 50 of these pink tablets for 25 cts. Take two to-night fold eWywheK r THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDEH 7 J y. author and it had long been his dc .sire to film this popwar story. When he was two years old Buck was sufficiently ‘“rehearsed” for his screen role. v< w »Hear the Carols On a Radio Set Hers’ a gift you can make to yourself or to your friends or relative that will bring greater ap preciation than most things you can imagine. Nothing but quality mer chandise at prices that make our Sets and Parts real values. Chappell Machinery Co. COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with twofold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and kills the germ. 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(Adv.), >" Spending Telephone Dollars J ’■■ _ ~ ■syF.' t '’’ 0 * In Georgia \ '■ , . , r *"THE Telephone The rapid and -•J LH Company is \ continuous growth spending this of the tel fP hone <&. year, for new plant f x " system requires thp W 4 ( I 1 1 investment of enor- ® and for operatmg I v l m()us sums of new expenses in Geor- V- ■, / money each year, gia, more money M IW These funds must -W than if collects for be secured by the Ws a H forms of tele- sale of securities or SL P hone service in the State. >MH be borrowed in the money /pl market. The money you pay The new money invested in w 1 for service cannot be used for F additions and extensions to this purpose. i £o?™ W r!a T° Unt ‘ ( ° Hundreds of trained people, | $2,300,000, while the operat- most of (hem natives ‘ of ‘ th ’ v ing expenses will be approxi- State, and many of them'your Oiately $5,465,000. neighbors and friends, are de- A large part of the money 4 ;-■ • collected for service is dis bursed in local communities t and remains in Georgia’s \a/ A) channels of trade where it contributes to the commercial ( wulr " progress and prosperity of the *' s rj, State. "1- voting their best efforts to 0 gM - n 1 serving you efficiently. They appreciate the pub- Ik interest and co-operation a > < which encourages them in Mw? ‘ e ’ r e^or l s 1° ee P P ace w ’ t l l the telephone needs of their State. There are more than 1850 telephone stockholders in 4 | Georgia. Bell system stock may be bought at any tele phone office, for cash or by making monthly payments. , i C. G. BECK, Georgia Manager .J ' ’ “Heli/ System" . SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY WJ One Policy., Ont Univcrtal Service •• » .silo ‘iuil .f 'U’lUi - ■ • -- : H PAGE FIVE
