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GEORGIA. TIMES-RECORDER. .THURSDAY, JUNE 23. 1910. nt.w T HE new Rambler, because of its quiet ease of motion, reserve power, and dignity of comfort, affords to the busy mirn pleasing relaxation and healthful - recreation' with family or friends at the end of the day. For satisfactory operation in crowded city traffic, on boulevard, or country road the new Rambler, because of the offset crank-shaft, is capable of three or sixty miles an hour, on high speed, climb* ingany hill with gratifying ease. The Spare Wheel obviates tire trouble. With straight-line drive, big wheels and tires, and new ex panding clutch the new Rambler is superior to all in efficiency and better than any in quality, silence, and H. H. Tift, Jr. Tifton - Georgia BUILDING IS DOWN GIVING WAY TO NEW tal Has Removed to Hotel Block. Postal Telegraph Co. removed iicrlcus office yesterday morn oni the old hr etc building or (h street, so long occupied, o a.1 soin** and well arranged quan tile Council hotel block, where ,-r Williamson and bis torce sady very much at home. Instruments were Installed ear- day. and tbrough caret il |-aient there was no Interruption Less whatever. j Postal's new quarters in the hotel block are especially ar- for convenience ot employes krone alike, and is one ot the ranged telegraph offices In this | tie state. bid building vacated and now Lnolished td make way for the Lnsley but Wing, was erected fears ago as a banking house. was torn away yesterday and lls will tumble today In the fnarcb ot progress. Postal office attracted at- k esterda.v, and It will do an In/ ■business in ItSibandsome quar americus. PUTTING UP SHIPPING OF Presents a Busy Scene at Hare Orchard. Will Put Up a Quarter Million Cans This Season. THINK OF Mexican Mustang' Liniment AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU. |EKS ASK HELP AT HANDS OF STATE Nestl ng In the midst of an Immense orchard at on e hundred thousand pro lific and overburdened peach trees, the c-inn'ug Hint of the Ware-Progress Orchard Co. i ere Is one of the trial p.aces about Americus, and the out put means great revenue and profit to Its outerprlslng owners. "Peaches to right of them; peachws left of them," In front—on every hand a prodigal waste of th© most beauti ful peaches. Hut the fine fruit is not wasted; not a bit or It, as the company has fully provided the means of handi ng prof itably the finest crop ever produceJ there. Just now the Carlnens are at their best, and the pickers and packers are busy crating and shipping this superb fruit. Five car loads made up the shipments to yesterday evening, all to northern and eastern points. But it Is the canning plant that at tracts greatest attention Just now, and here a revelation greets the visitor to the orchards. While Mr. Ware, son of the late^Col. C. F. Ware, who established this great Financial A i/I fnr * n :en>riso here, and Mr. Janies L lllldnildl Aid TOl Clawson, th* company', very capable superintendent, give the business gen eral supervision, Mrs. C. frj Ware, of Dayton, Ohio, Is the presiding genius In the cannery department. A woman of charm'ng and engaging personality, she Is business to the corj, and every department or the extensive plant is under her personal super vision. ’ Mrs. Ware understands every detail of the fruit canning business from the slicing of tBe fruit until It Is sealed In the best san'tary cans, thus Insur ing absolute purity and excellence. And the premises are In thorough keeping with this established rule. The company Is now putting up six teen thousand three-pound cans dally and tide output for the season will probably exceed a quarter ot a million cans. Thls'superlor fru't Is shlpp to Dayton. OhliJ, and other'points west, where It commands the high est prices. While the Carmen peaches are af fording all tide material required just now, the Ware plant will be at Its busiest when the Ebertas ripen two weeks hence. State Fair. Ga., June 21.—TUs State |»ral Society, composed of the farmers of* the state, will e coming session pf the leg- [for an annual appropriate peorgla State Fair, which Is dacon every year under the the Agricultural Society. Ilr Is distinctly V state affair, |eved In many quarters tldrit ositlon will fie looked upon and that an annual appro- vlll be made. In several fge appropriations nre made Iglslntures to support stats I tile members of the society the piacoii Georgia State : :it Ion put on the state fairs (every year, can see no reti re Georgia legislature should same^thing. The fair this ke held October 26 to Xovem Relief from pain that might otherwise cause you hours of agony. Tired out muscles eased tup and made ready for another day's work. Lameness in the back and shoulders promptly cured and stiff joints limbered , up. Burns, Scalds, Cuts and - Mashes ren dered painless and quickly healed. Rheumatism, Lumbago and Sciatica robbed of their anguish and banished fqrever. Ulcers, Old Sores and Open Wounds healed promptly and permanently. The first application of Mexican Mus tang Liniment subdues the pain but it continues its work until every quivering nerve is soothed and quieted. The great penetrating power of this famous remedy enables it to do this quickly and positively. * # - In all cases of Sprains, Bruises or Lame ness. Mexican Mustang Liniment should be rubbed in persistently. The antiseptic qualities of this old relia ble household remedy make it safe and sure. Prices 25c., 50c., $1.00 per bottle. F.^.ivdOmaku LYON MFG. CO. 41 to 45 So. 5th St, BROOKLYN, N.Y. BIG PLANT IS PROMISED HERE IN EARLY FALL Americus Has Sixth Fer tilizer Factory. Frank Lanier is Presi dent of New Company to Enter Field Here. iO IS SCENE $200,000 BLAZE. al to Tlmes-Recorder.) June 21.—Property valued was destroyed and the lindred, ot workingmen Im pay In a fire which swept large tanning plant of tier & Co., situated on the th of the Chicago river. Fhe Arsons were employed In the [the (lames spread so rapid- > of these were forced to windows on the lower pills AND (OLDS bp mid Sore Throat Cored | Hj lljoturl. of catarrh cannot exist |atmosphere with* antlsep- [pronounce It Hlgh-o-me.* ,'oiuel and that stomach iking in the morning will ►pear. pme and kill, tt<e catarrh tlie inflamed membrane barge of mucus and pre- tom forming la the •hose foniet for ■ few minutes fjrever rid yourself of Icaturrh. loinel—give It a faithful |, If you are not aatisfied, your money back, bold ty druggists every- ' Dodson’s Pharmacy. A Bt costs but *1.00, and bard rubber Inhaler thit years, one bottle of Hy- Instruction*, for use. do ot liquid Is need- an extra bottl* of nt for SO cent*. TO TAKE LEE COUNTY OUT OF OUR CIRCUIT indigestion' ch misery, sour atom- ■os all stomach ills- . Laroo boxed tab. [Druggists iu all towns. MMP I Prevents Preemeela One of Changes Provided By the Commission. It the report of the special legls latlon commission Is adopted, the Southwestern circuit Is to-be shorn of one of ts counties. Leecounty. it the report Is adopt ed by the legislature, whloh Is very probable, will be transferred from the Southwestern to the Pataula clr cult. Calhoun Is to be taken from tnc Albany and placed In the Pataula cir cuit. while Miller goes from the Pa taula to the Albany circuit. Among other changes, the commis sion recommends that the present names of c rcults be abolished, and that hereafter the circuits be known by uumbers. The numbers will be gin with Chatham, which will be known as the Firs* circuit. The commission was at first dis posed, to discountenance the creation of a new circuit, but In order to make the Xorthern c’rcnlt smaller and to relieve the Augusta circuit of some ot the burden of work. It was found necessary to bunch a number of counties In a new circuit. 'Oreat care waa taken In the re-ar- rangement ot the circuits not to more any Judge out of hi* circuit. Th's, to gether with the tact that every pro posed change precipitated a warm con test for or against from the county affected made the work of the com mission a tedious taak and one re quiring considerably diplomacy. Americus ts promised still another large fertilizer plant—the sixth one here—which a new compan? of local business men will establish <hnd hare In full operation ere th'e fall season for the sale of fertilizers is yell on, ac cording' to plans already fully matured. The new company w 11 have abuh- dnnt capital, while the pcrsonel of directors Insures In advance Its financial success. Those Interested, and who will con stitute the board of dlrectoVs, are Messrs. Frank Lanier, R. 8. Oliver, George Oliver, Henry Lanier, \V. C. Sullivan, tV. A. Humber, Elmore Poole and brothers. Mr. Frank I^nler will be president of the new company. The plant will be conveniently lo cated In the southwestern section of the city upon both the Seaboard and Central rallroada. It will be a mixing iplant largely, like several of tl); others here, and will turn out a very excellent bjand ot commercial fertil izer. The enterprise*. as stated, wilt be ready for business in the early fall. The entire capital stock Is subscribed and paid already. This new plant will be the sixth fertlllxer factory In Americas. The others are the Virg'nln-Carolina Co.. Home Mixture, Farmers’, Ameri cus Co., Tennessee Chemical, all of which are well established enterprises and havq long done a very excellent business here. This newest company will be cap italised at 125.000, and will be du.r Incorporated. Part of the Credit. (Youth’s Companion.) “It was Satan,” sa d a mother one of her children, -who put Into you” head to pull Elsie's hair.” ''Perhaps It was," replied the little girl, “but kicking ter shins was my own Idea.” The rice market In-AmericasJa not lielng boosted by the Junefest wed- d ags. It Is slow sailing, but there’} another week yet. t W. WUATLIX. President, CRAWFORD WEKATLXT, Tie* Pm R. E. KcM'LTV, Cashier. COMMERCIAL CITY BANK OUR DEPOSITS ARE GUARANTEED BY THE CHARACTER AND INTEGRITY OF OUR DIRECTORS. —DIRECTORS:—l There art statesmen who are will ing to let the people have anything they can't get away with themselves. f. W. Wheatley, G & S. Horae, JL F. Hodges, 1.1. Sheppard, ICE CREAM Jao. T. Frrgiiea, IT. E. Hamilton, Crawford Wheatley, F. W. Griffin, I - H. A. Hill. W. E. MltchtU, G. W. Ksnm, W. D. Moreland, R. E. XelfaMy, Interest Paid on Time Deposits. And many * man will go oat of Ms way to avoid aayfng a good word In behalf of his neighbor. i After a woman has been married about a year ah* I* willing to admit that hag husband doesn't know It nil. Cent ai Msg of mmt a, the sub. •lantl.it ilisb nt dinner a great deal I of money would Ice Cream, which lias always been considered a lux ury. costs less, made from _ Jell-0 ICE CREAM Powder tft&n meat XU actual cost Is about one °aLS it is good. substantial food, too. Dissolve JeU-O lee Cream Powder Its ■IlkssdqveianitbsUtkmlsMah Flavor* i Vanilla. Strawberry. Lemon. Choc olate, and CBiUrorwd. The Genesee Pare Feed Ce^U key, K.Y. . -. v - ■ . Bargains In Auto Tires CASXG8. TUBE 3 x 28 15.75 .. .. .'. .. 4.G0 3 x 30 .. 18.05 4.80 and 6.20 81-2 x 30 .....' 26.00 5.75 nod 6.25 3 1-2 x 32 23.25 7.00 4 x 32 f£f,. 38.00 I. .. 8.50 4x34 ; 10.50 4x38 9.00 4 1-2x34 .. .. .. MV 10.50 Al! this fresh, clean stock i am going to clean out at factory cost Tires are bound to advancaln next 3(1 day*, better take advantage of this chance. H. C. TURNER, Jefferson Street, LAND) BARGAINS I % Vi-’j Snider land Sold. Little Land Sold. Come quick for others or say “I Am Sorry.” 136 nerti, 8 miles ot Plains, adjoin ing Juo. A. McDonald old homa plaon. Dwelling, tenant house and crib. 112 acres 3 miles 8umter, adjoining Chapel], Rogers and Countryman. Good land and good Improvements. Lots of land 223 and 224 In 17th dis trict ot Lee Co., adjoining Sumter On. line, and touching land* which aaO for |30 to $40 per acre. Ample bwlM. lags put up 3 years ago. Bank of SoutliwestemGewitR gSftgS M V-~ h*h.'-81 Li.*