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OISTIUEK/.I
JACKSONVILLE
SUMTLRIN LEAD IN HIGH SCHOOL GET-
ROADS IN GEORGIA! TING UPTO DATE
Ours Declared the Finest Debating Societies and Ath>
Traveled
letics to the Front.
Trank Weldon GIvk. Unstinted Praise Cirls Are All Busy Making Class Pen*
to the Splendid Highways Over nants and the BGys Are Preparing
Which the Tourists Are Speed-
to Put Amerlcus on the flap So
far as School Sports Are Concerned
Making class' pennants is the fail it
the High School non-. Every girl
P ERFECTLY plain
tailored Woolf ex
suit will Improve
your figure.
Here's a Wooltex suit
for the woman who is
so plump that she
finds it hard to find a
becoming style, in
a ready-to-wear. /
The trim single-hrcatsted coat ivllh
Its flat collar and ^lie snug skirt with
all the Hare kept well below tlfc knees
will make her look shapely and well-
proportioned.
The Wooltex label is a surety of pare
wool and expert tailoring that will
hold the shapeliness and style of this
suit through two seusons’ service.
Ia any of the hard-finished worsteds
or serges, this suit Is the equal. of .1
enstom salt at a much greater price
than we ask.
We luiTe tailored styles at $25.00 |o
$50.00 that are equally becoming to
the woman who is below the usual sixo
Chas. L. Ansley
The beautifm w
Silk and tailored U
Waists—all styles
prices.
The sweilest
skirts we have
shown, all prices.
The greatest lit
Silk Petticoats,
to $10.00.
The greatest line of 1
and Girls Junior Tailor.]
Suits in all South Goon
THE
STORE THAT SELLS
WOOLTEX.
The best line
Misses and Childrens
all styles and prices.
corset covers, night gowns, petticoats, and at the mostreasonablejj
we have ever shown. Dress Goods in silks, woolens and cotto
all kinds and prices. Linens and White Goods in great variety.
Great line of Sheets and Pillow Cases, Blankets, Counten
Rugs, Art Squares, etc.
"There are others, but none like
Sumter'3 road3," is the unanimous 1
diet of the several hundred "round- <xhl) Is handy with’tire scissors an.1
the-state" auto speeders going through needle Is atwork manufacturing one
Americus daily this week. Such was f OT herself, and perhhps others for her
the opinion expressed by many of ihe hay f r i e nds.
east state party here yesterday, as ,\ 0 u p to date school now but must
•well as those coming the Jay before, have its pennant. The High School, j
Frank Weldon, of the Constitution, though), has gone one 'better than this. J
who is j. past master in judging good it ia having a special pennant for |
roads, and who leads the splendid every class. Inasmuch as every class)
cavalcade now touring the state, net tr i s trying to rival the others in the,
tires in telling tits world of the fine .wuy of beautiful combinations of col- j
roads in Sumter. ors the outcome will doubtless be four j
He has come often to Americus rt- pennants that will lay in the shade
ceatly, and while here on Monday anything Georgia has ever yet known.!
* wired his paper in part as follows, ’ - rs,'ot onJy in this respect, though, : s
garding the roads in this part of the t<h e High School lining itself up with
state: the spirit that prevails in other similar
"Bibb’s roads through the county institution and gives tone to them in
■ore like aspualt .being muci as parlor the eyes of the boys and girts. Do
ts Peachtree road in Frit on county, bating societies have been organized, •
Houston county’s roads are as a gen- one f or the boys und one for the girls,
eral thing, better than aniy other north an( j the latent oratorical powers of
of Sumter. both sexes are soon to tbe under devel-
"Macon county has good roads aui opulent. Then athletics are also corn-
bad roads, while the same is true at j ng j n f 0r a. full shard of attention.
Lee. The approach to Lctrburg rs \otfclng endears a school to the youth-
through (roads that are practica.ij fui masculine quite so much as the de-
sxndbeds, and it is awful going, but velopment of the athletic spirit Al-
te" Ue ‘ bur ' tothe “"^7*! alrarf'm The largest line Muslin Underwear for women, consisting of dr
“As for Sumter's roads, it’s simply Rees park, doing some good running
a case of ‘seeing is believing,’ for the stunts. A relay race, to cover four
existence of such roads 'Would uu- miles, is -being arranged for, iwith
doubtedly be doubted by any who had couriers located at each mile post to
not seen them. In the surfacing, the take up the message to Garcia or same
grading, the absence of oarves and other person and carry it on safely
general excellence tirey are of the ^ speedily.
very hlg.iest class. Basket hall is also to he encouraged
"The reception (by the citizens of thiB winter and a rattling good team i
Americus and Sumter county was en- la likely to be the result. A series of j
thuslastlc as the tourists knew from games (with the Y. M. C. A. is project- 1
their reputation it would be. Over ad. This class enthusiasm is being 1
thirty cars, packed to the limit, met brought up to a high .pitch) and the *
the tourists eight miles out and es- rivalry between the Americus High
corted them into town.” i gchooi and 1 those of other towns of this'
And this was the sentiment of i.ll section is nut to result In same pretty j
the visitors. Americus and Sumter contests before the season is over. |
carried off the hosors. I jt has been found. In all towns
I and cities that a reasonable encour-1
iisgement of athletics promotes the
I general welfare of -the High Sohool.l
It attaches the Iboys to the scboo'J
keeps thiem in good physical condition, |
I and gives the teachers more sway
'over them in their actual studies.
.There is no reason to believe that it'
will be otherwise In Americus. ,\j
| greater attachment for the school iwill
— undoubtedly 'be one of the lmmed-
The Woman's Home and Foreign late results, and on. that basis the In-
Missionary Societies of the Americas stitutkra wlU undoubtedly become one j
•district held-their annual conference of greater usefulness and power to
ut Richland on October 13-16, 191U, the Americus of the future,
with a very large number of delegates j . . .
and visitors In attendance.
Among the ministers present, lend
ing tUeir valuable assistance were
Revs. M. B. Ferrell, O. B. Chester,
J. E. Seals and Dr. J. P. *McForrin.
In addition to the highly satisfic
tory business transactions, the meet
ing was deeply spiritual and mist
(helpful to all present
Among the many good things prv
ceding from this woman's conference
•was this appointment of a committee The Swedenborg farm of 200 acres,
to draw up the following resolutions, located two miles from Americus on
with the request that each delegate In the fine Smithvlllo road, was sold ves-
attendhnee have the same published terday to Mr. George G. Riley, who
in stheir local papers: gave in exchange for it a farm of cin.il
“The Sabbath is of divine origin size located In the eastern portion of
and authority, and not simply a mere the county near Flint river. The rx-
koliday. It ig the bails of Christian change was made with J. L. Bradley
civilization and progress. It had a who owned the Swedenborg place ho 1 e
very important .place in the formation and who received a considerable su n
of the Jewish nation. as difference In value. Mr. Riley has
“Jesus declares that It was made for a valuable possession In the Swedsn-
xnan. He moans by that that tlftri borg place, which'bis enhanced rap-
shouti regard It as a day of swi.ft idly in value recently.
Christian rest; a day of prayer and.
SOCIETY IN FAVOR OP
SUNDAY AS REST DAY.
Ghas.
Resolution Adopted By Wo
man's Mission Society.
BRINGS A GOOD PRICE
IN EXCHANGE OF FARM
Swedenborg Place on Smith-
vine Road Sold.
The
name
be man the AITJOS WILL COVER
ff WpWtpf that evszjtiosting rest the THOUSAND HILES IN' RUN
saints enjoy In heaven. . j
“We should remember that this holy) ;rhe distance over the route which
daiy la a civil institution, and is a the cars will take in the round-tie-
physica! and spiritual necessity, and state run Is approximately 1,000 miles
has a claim upon each Individual coa- and will be traveled in nine diy*. The
science. idally runs win be as follows: Atlanta
•This is a Christian land and this to Macon, 98 miles; Macon to Albany,'
* Christian state, but we have to de- 120 miles; Albany to Bainbridge, 110
(Plore the fact that so many of our miles; Bainbridge to Valdosta, 90
people have little or no regard for miles; Valdosta to Waycrosg, 75 mile-;; 1
our Christian Sabbath. ; Waycross to Savannah, 135 miles; Sa-J
“Your committee begs to suggest vaanah to Augusta, 137 miles, Augusta 1
that our people refrain from patron- to Athens, 110 miles; Athena to At-’
izing Sunday newspapers, soda founts, lanta, 75 miles. , I
Sunday excursions and any and all There were 76 entries In the toir,
things that tend to desecrate the holy 35 of which) are from Atlanta. 1
Sabbath day.
“ -Remember the Sabbath Day t
keep It holy."
Committee.
MRS. JULIA EVERETT.
MRS. A. N. PERRY.
MRS. P, C. BROWN.
The best man always wins—other
wise he wouldn’t he the best
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