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PAGE SIX DISABLED MEH SHOULD FILE CLAIMS AT ONCE I C. L. Brownell Issues Statement j to Sumter County Disabled Veterans November 11th, 1925, will be sev-1 en years after ts-e signing of rhe j Armistice that ended the hostiiit.es ■ of the World War. For the disabled j veteran of that war the United j States Government allows a limit or live year «fter discharge of the he- j .ginning of a disability, if the dis- | ability began after discharge, in [ which to file claim for compensation I with the United States Veterans’ i Bureau. Two additional years are ; added to this time limit for good I cause shown. , It follows, therefore, that the time I limit has expired for the veteran > whose disability existed at discharge ; and was discharged in 1917 and dur ing the first ten months of 1918, and j expires daily as the seventh anniver- ‘ sary of discharge rolls around. ‘“1 would like to call attention | again to this expiring time limit,” said C. L. Brownell, executve ■ committeeman of the American Le- ] gion “and to urge all veterans who | believe they have disabilities due to ■ their service to file claim. Depend ent parents are also vitally affect- | ed by this time limit. Claims are j. payable to dependent parents who were dependent on the veteran at j date of his death (provided he died I of disabilities due to service) or who, within five years ot the veteran’s death, adverse circumstances have been placed in such a position as , would have made them dependent had the veteran lived. Mr. Brownell will furnish further information about the above men tioned matters and any others, in sofar as possible, afecting the dis abled veteran of the War with Spain , or the World War. j LESLIE ( K In a recent election for Justice of , Peace for 15th District, Mr. Frank , Wilson, Jr., was elected to fill the i vacancy made Mr. J. J. Jones mov- | ing away. , i Miss Eva Nell Craig will entertain j a number of her friends Friday eve- j ning with a Hallowe’en Party. Miss Evelynßanew who is attend-| ing school at Norman Park, §pent j the week-end at her home here. Mrs. Ima Howard and Mrs. Sher rard Horn, of Cobb, were visitors in town Friday. Miss Mary Wilson who is teach ing at Griffin spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Sr. Mrs. William Hill of Cobb was here Tuesday morning shopping. James Murphy of Atlanta spent Sunday here with friends. Mrs. J. D. Cocke returned to Les- 6 6 6 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills the fermt Superior Grain DRILL Jus treceived Superior Drills—Plain and Fertilizer. Mr. Farmer—The Superior Drill does the work. You make better speed with these Machines. See us now! Chappell Machinery Company "NOTICE! I Special For Saturday, Nov. 7th, Only This Coupon Is Valuable! Present this coupon with 98c to the Carswell Drug Co., or Americus Drug Co., Americus, and receive one strand of genuine French unbreakable LaCrona Pearls, 30 inches in length. Regular $5 value; also limited supply of Chokers. Every strand is tested, demonstrated, and guaranteed. Limit only one strand to a customer. Must have coupon to make purchase. Come in and see them. ONE DAY ONLY Carswell Drug Co. or Americus Drug Company Biggest Sbriner I i Si This is neithe; ■ .crrioie ’lurk on j the warpat h nor <. • of the blood-, ; thirsty tribesmen of Abd-el-Krim. | It’s Dr. Fred C. Sheets, Oklahoma; I City physician, who claims the Shrill-I ier avoirdupois championship. He weighs 400 pounds. lie Wednesday after spen.'lng some time with her son, Dennis Cocke, of Cairo. Sh v will ler .e Thursday for Thomasville, N. C., where she is connected with the Baptist Orphan age. , G. 11. Ferguson spent Wednesday in Albany on business. Mrs. Cannon of Athens is here spending some time with his sister, Mrs. George Dcriso. Mrs. J. D. Moore entertained Thursday afternoon in honor her guest, Mrs. Clifton King of Florence, S. C., after several games were play ed a salad course with hot coffee with cream was served. Those invited to meet her guest were, Mrs. Sarah Bagley, Mrs. Bruce Bothwell, Mrs. Emmett Freguson, Mrs. Harold Sumner. A radio beacon tower is to be erectd at Monmouth, 111., as a guide to pilots of the United States air mail service. | Feel Splendid! Nicest Laxative, j “Cascarets” 10c | D o n’t stay headachy', dizzy, bilious, pated, sick! Uff, One or two nB vK pleasant candy like “Cascarets” Jt taken any time i" will mildly stim- L ulate your liver f and start your bowels. Then you will both look and feel clean, sweet and refreshed. Your head will be clear, stomach sweet, tongue pink and your skin rosy. Because "Cascarets” never gripe or sicken, it has become the largest sell ing laxative in the world. • Directions for men, women, chil dren on each box—any drugstore. Jfe D. R. ANDREWS BROADCASTING W STATION X SSS 331-3 £nt REDUCTION On Three Brands of Clothing I Known From Coast to Coast I Stein-Bloch, Society Brand I and Style Plus I $25 S $16.70 $45 o-coatt $30.00 30 20.00 50 33.35 QC Suits & QQ OC CC Suits & QZ? I Ov O’coats Uv O’coats •VF I 40 s££ 26.70 60 40.00 I I I ll Also a Good Selection of Two Pants I Suits. This Reduction Includes Our I Stock of Boys Suits, Overcoats and I Odd Pants. Men’s Odd Pants. I NOW IS THE TIME - THIS IS THE PLACE D. R. ANDREWS Inc! Lamar & Jackson Street Americus, Georgia I AMERICUS TiMES-RECORDER THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 5. 1925
