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Model Fifty-three, 34 H. P., 91,800, with Magneto, Lamp* and Tools. T HIS new Rambler Fifty-three, at 91,800, ex cept for improvements, is identical in quality and power with previous Rambler models which sold at 82,250. Model Fifty-three—Five-passenger; four-cylinder; 4 # a 4#; 34 H. P.; wheel-base, 108 inches; wheels and tires, 30x3)^inches; equipment- magneto, oil side- and tail-lamps, gas head-lights and generator, bom, tools, and jack. Spare Wheel with tire, brackets, and tbols, 974. Model Fifty-five—Seven-passenger, 99,400; four-cylinder, 5 x 3#; wheel-base, 193 inches; wheels and tires, 30x4# inches; equipment- magneto, 0-80 storage battery, two gas head-lamps, electric side-lamps, combination electric and oil tail-lamp, Presto-lite tank, adjustable robe-rail, horn, jack, and tools. Spare Wheel with tire, brackets, and tools, 910Q- oontry most dangerous Iwceuse ao dcccp- —• ifl It lUgJQ* live. SJany sudden rallh VipUM deaths are caused IcyCBfl&jferetgpa by it—heart dis- Jrt-vJP ease, pneumonia, jjfcjf Iff > \Xg heart failure os IlfeCy-/-y?A Si r- apoplexy are often -10^3 MV I “ lc result of kid- TliwBEU f 4 jsS I. nev disease. If \ Ik K kidney trouble is tlKol I] BJ *- allowedtoadvance *9-iBr== thehfdaey-pelsoo- ed Mood will at- ■ek the vital organs, causing catarrh of he bladder, brick-ilust or sediment in ir urine, heal ache, back ache, lame ack, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervons- eaa. or the kidneys themselves break own and waste away ceU by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result am a derangement of the kidneys and etter health in that orianls «Jlah*ijl akkest by a proper treatment o( the kid- sya. Swamp-Wt cm recto inability to aid urine and scalding pain in passing it, id silicons** that anyl«aannt nymlly THIS CABBAGE A DAISY| BEATS ALL IS WEIGHT H. H. Tift, Jr. Tlfton - Georgia Conuty Farm a Prodarrr of Fine Vegetables. Out upon the county’s truck farm Supt. Christian baa a cabbage patch compared with that of the celebratej Mrs! Wings would resemble throe dimes in a row. Supt, Chris tian’s cabbages have flourished like the traditional green bay tm. and the toothsome bombs have attained' a growth prodigious. Yesterday he brought Id a single cabbage tlht Weighed thirteen pound*, and his many mort Ilk* tt For an unexper ienced bachelor Col. Bob has attained distinction as a gardener, and taut he the benefit of feminine advice In sueh matters be would he compelled to set bmk the garden fence In order to fire the truck a fair chanc* to grow. The Union Central Life Insurance ' Company Organise! 1817. Artets 974.429. 999JB Earns the Highest Iatereat Rata an Its Investmsat Has Extremely low death rat*. Pays the Largest Dtrldsnds to pol icy holgqjk and thereby furnishes in surance st tbs lowest cost Let me show you. Lee HL Hansford 1m v Room 1&, Blanters Bank Bldg., Americas, Ga. I choicest mansion In [her with $5,000 on I and support her In save tomorrow for rata and aaya he ex- narrled man. KOBT0 DAKOTA CONVENTION. both Sent free by mail. IEDICINE, BUSY ON ROADS 30MBAT Drains. 10 is Done By Tor rential Rains. a red that title rleltlng editors the county’s fine roads at | just now because of the tor- tains recently. The roads [been washed at all, as they lull*. that way, hut a smooth on not be maintained under j-ying cironmauuwcs. Gangs were sent" out yesterday h'ristlan to use the split log | re-surfacing the highways effective work *j«kd be done ud, and It rains sad rains (c road to Hl.'avllle and those I and Smithvllle. three sec- twelve miles each, are In shape for ins pec t ion WORK T0BE6IN ON NEW BANKING QUARTERS Bank of Commerce Will Have Handsome Home, Monday morning out the old postoflle^ Its reconstruction for the purposes of the Bank of Commerce will begiu. Ninety days from then the hank ex- prk of tearing Sumter county, along with her vast ilh a view to; peach orchards. Is ode of the largest melon producing counties of Southern Georgia, but while the acreage plant ed tals year—probably 2,000 acres—Is pacts ta enter on Its occupancy of! larger than heretofore tr. to- FIRM10 BEGIN INESS IN THE FAIL & Go. Will Engage Trade Here. rotiou circles art later- aanounoemaal of the |nt of a new Arm of buv- ctors here this season ia Messrs. I. J. Kalmon and into the local field. Both |mon aud Slaton have for been connected with the |tton Company as local Jr. Slaton In charge of the ^siuea* sad Ms. IBthnan at wkkdrasval et the Geor- fco. from this field, as an- time since, affords kmen an excellent oppor- kter there under the new [of Kalmon & Co. Both lesidents of Americus and well and .are fully lden- ihe cotton trade of South- while havlug excellent lections as well. .The new |mon & Co. .will occupy Barker warehouse builil- loccuplcd foe years by the Jpany .with whloh they en associated. fs ’’666” will cure I and Fever. any Price 25c. )NIAL VET FOURTH WIFE (fell Treated, if land Cheerful. ' ll., July 12.—Despi.e the ps |i. Fur bush. a wealthy ftplquln. Md., has hid sant experiences In mai- |n<it discouraged, and for srs past tus been serf*- |fe partner. visited Soaford a short so Ipipressed by that he purehav- hird,'with the Intention’ hi.ion thereon, but misement Inserted in kpuper his desire for a ■lie, and t<e was delug- llng offers, from every quarters that will be as handabide as any In Georgia and as cornmodioas-as those of concerns elsewhere that are now do.ng a considerably larger business than any In this section. The hank simply expects I to grow up to Its new home. The contract for the reconstructlo.il of the postifflce into a thoroughly modern room was given to Mr. George IV. Muller, M Atlanta. There were several bidders for the work. and In their place will be substituted three marble columns. In the main banking room to the rear will be a director's room, built in. Ttie furnishings will be of marble and mahogany. The celling will be of TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. JULY 1.200 ACRESIN MELONS BUT YIELD IS Large. Crop Planted Sumter County. crop will he a poor one. as a result of the coa tinned rants of a month. The fruit Is rather scarce as yet, aud the (piaiit'' hardly up to the usual standard of excellence, being watery and lacking ‘.n sweetness. Mr. II K. Kssterlin, one of th* most extensive melon growers of Sinner, was in Americus yesUrday and ported conditions unsatisfactory all around Audersonvllle. There are. probably 1.20 Oaeres - lit The entire Inside of the large room watermelons In that locality. Mr. East- will be torn out and the banking quar- erlln stated, and the expected yield ters will represent practically a new, would have been four hundred car- structure, so far as the ground fijor loads. Unfavorable seasons, however, of the, building Is concerned. The two have greatly damaxed the crop, and arches facing Forsyth street will be now 200 carloads Is considered a fu’l opened up and directly on the inside estimate, of-them will he a magnificent vest!- j Last year the growers around An- bule the entire width of the building, dersonvllle realized handeofhely from and ten feet tn depth. This will be their melon fields. The fruit sold on tiled floored and otherwise made an • the track there as rapidly as the cars attractive entrance to the 'banking could be loaded for shipment, and the room. From this vestibule one en- money waspish! over by the commu ters a horse shoe lobby, some twenty- slon men before a wheel turned un- five feet In depth. On the left will be der the cars, tbe cashier’s office, adjoining it the This year, however, results will not teller’s .office. On the right will be a be so gpod. The melons are rattier ladles writing room. Around a marble small and the crop generally will column In the center of the lobby will * prove a disappointment, be the customers' check counter. All I ■ of the wooden pillars will be removed WILL lll'U.D A HIGHWAY ACROSS LEE lOUXTY dressy and comfortable, at the same time giving absolutely satisfactory , ' service. • 41 Years of Shoe Making. The HUB shoe Is not an over-night creation, bafc for 41 years we have been training ourselves in the art of shoe making. We made errors—*who does not—but they have been turned into assets—and now we offer you In HUB shoes the results of FORTY ONE YEARS of thought and study on one question—THE SHOE QUESTION. You can test the knowledge of 41 years with one pair. , I£ they are right—we are right! We feel that we have Your shoe—v the rest Is with you. Call on the HUB shoe merchant—have him fit you with a*, pair of HUB shoes. Made in all styles for Men, Women and.. Children. JOS. ROSENHEIM SHOE CO. SAVANNAH, GA. | Makers of HUB Shoes Citizen* to Decide Upon Route Wanted ut Man* Heeling. Americus autolsts and hundreds of oilier* using Sumter’s good roads In steel plates. Throughout everything ^ ^ run t0 ^u, an y will be interested will be solid ana handsome. The pres- . in ^ now i n g that Lee county Is about ent government vault will have new j to [ m j, rove her road, that form the doors put in, and will be divided Into <yjnnectlng link. The county commis- two compartments’and otherwise re- slon( . rs of j^, [„ order to arrive at modeled fbr the tank's needs. | gome definite and satisfactory under- AVhen completed the Bank of CJm- landing in regard to the location and morce will have a home of whlch^ it and Americus may well feel proud. THE NEW PENSION I.AW IS NOW IN EFFECT working of the road from Smlthvlllo to Leesburg, whether the old road be adopted and straightened wherever the commissioners deem It advisable to do so, or to lay out an altogether new route, commencing at Hays' cross- Nen Blank* Will he FnrnMicd to 0:d lng and keeping on the west elde of the railroad the entire distance, have I decided U.ut ,the citizens of Leesburg yes- and Smlthvflie, together with the res- Capt. John A. Cobb, ordinary, terday received the following letter idents living on the road between the from tjie commissioner of yenslinif: _ j two points and all other Interested, be *”T!ie pension bill, to Put' in force notified to Beet them at Adams on the the provision * of the new conatltii- 14th of July to finally settle the mat- tional ault u.dmerit Has been passed an! .ter. v .AiA approved bjr the govorpiar. uqd tU>w, — the pension law. -. V |. 8 or ,*, d l ? 1 V*2 ••n„ nisi ink., nnv iliore aunllCi- 8a * e °* Chills am defer the anticipated | visit some of bis fair Accompanied by his nd a aon, be called oa. | women In different hot yet made a aclec- I [wl.'o possesses a for- p.oftO, Is €0 /ears of not more than 40. Inducements he. procure an Ideal led: pman between 18 and who lias a cheerful 111 Hve with me and make us happy, Do not take any* AW* a'>pli«:>* ne olj banks for lid'g'U | soldiers and Indigent widows. The new hill repeals the tndlfPBt ftA here tofore tn fjrca for Uyma classes- 1'/. forms for the' minks 'ifndcr the flew law arc In the hands of the printers. G66” will cure any and Fever. Price 25c. AGAIN IS SAFE BLOWN AND BAIL OF HONEY llu*y At Sumtrr Week. This At aooh a* L,can get then*, printed, t For the second time within the we:k I will supply you with Instructions, the posiofflce and Cential railway de- b.w to use them (a- applicants. 8«»> l*ot at Sumter, ten mHts below Atneri- lo all inquirers to be uailcnt. ljfiey'flus, was burglarized yesterday ffiorn- Vlll be -offrorded amplf^HwrGpfltr; lng. the robbers escaping with sbeir ' •flbpageod-’loet. Only a few days ago the pbst- Thc Car of Steady Service tb get' their applications on for 1911 rolls.” Throw a brick at hlip. and you will —today or tomorrow. office at Sumter was robbed and small sum Of money stolen, and tho thieves evidently went back yester- ii, „„.n day morning to the easy Job. Entrance Ult ? the building irns effected through row ‘_* a window?, but the robbers left by an open door, unbarred from wlthl^. About )30 of Uncle Ham’s coin wee stolen' yesterday and about $F Ijom tisp depot safe. There Is yet no clew to tfie safe breakers. Is better than any previous Rambler in quality, dig nity, silence and comfort, and, in many respects, it is" superior to any other automobile. • BANK OF COMMERCE Americus, Ga. NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. One of America’s Strongest and Mott Con? servatire Companies. Henry J. Bagley, general agent Planters Bank Bldg., (Americas, Ga.