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: THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER DECEMBER 8. 1910 ? A DOOD WHISKEY m jL J@ For a Merry jg C— Christinas from the jmi house of rose ®Ajm You will certainly wont good whis< kica and wines for Chriutmas. Why \2SS0Z Tin ta ^ e ohanccs with unknown houses n M I (If or unreliable mail • order concerns when you can order from TAe House pNPp of Rose and be ««rr of a square deal, ea ftp first-class service, the bc.it goods,lmmcd- ^I tote shipment and the refund of your YYt||§l§| /' money if you arc dissatisfied? Not only ' > «IPfj that, but to show our appreciation for the V£Vl • orders of our thousands of customers, we offer SgSr** tor a short time special Christmas assortments at a sub- ®tW| ji staniial saving in price. We not only cut the price for Chri:;i;nas, v but we include one or two extra Quarts free 03 described in each assort* ment, and give you a pint of rare old Reserve Rye as a Christines present besides. Avoid the rush. Order now and your Christmas will be the merrier. Assortment No. 1—$5.38 4 qts. MOUNTAIN DEW CORN tells 1st *2.tt 1 qt. choice 4A Gin Mil, lor .73 1 qt. choice IXSwoetCttoirfce WIoomII, for 1.00 1 qt. choice 4A Apricot Brandy Ml), lor 1.00 1 qt. choioo 4A Port Win* aell* (or ,75 Regular vain* of thia aaaortmaal |6.0J Special Cbriatmaa Price, Assortment No. 2— $5.3,3 4 qt,. WINKLES RYE ceil, for S2.50 1 qt. ehoico 4A oin aell, for . 75 1 qt.choic*4XSneet Catawba Wine aalla lor l.'.'O 1 qt. choice 4A Apricot Brandy...„.,el!i for l.Ao 1 qt. choice 4A Port Wine Mila for .75 Rafolar raioe of thia aMortoieot— ba.uo Special Chriitraaa Price, <C C2 O Q only.............. Cp 0*c_- iJ With thi, assortment we will inclodo Ire - -jr.o quart ol choica 4A Pcaeli and Hooey which rcil, lor 7S cent, rwr quart, and a pint Calk .11:. >.'• Assortment No. 3—$7*43 #qta ••PURITY RYF” ..- 2 qta. FOREFATHER CORN. 2 qta. Sneat 4X Sherry Wine....'.. \lith thia aaaortment w* wilt ioetudo ohaolulely Ira* on, quart ei ROSE'S PERFBC t RYE, an exdhmt whiakay which a*lla tor $1.25 per quart, and a pint Salk ol Rom'o Old Special Reaervo Rye. Assortment No. 4—$7.83 3 qta. MOUNTAIN DEW CORN end 3 qta. WINKLBS RYE aell, lor $3.00 1 qt. choio* 4A GIN aell, for .75 1 qt. choice 4A Applo Brandy aalla for 1.01 2 qta. choice 4A Apricot Brandy aolla lor 8.00 2 qta. choice 4A Port Wine ocilafor 1.50 Regular value of thic aaaortment...1 4S.S5 Special Chriatmea Price, 45*7 QQ only i aOO With thia aaaortment we will ineluda abaolutcly free on* quart of Peach and Honey and on* quart Rock and Rya —the two quart, are worth 51.50 — and o pint leak of Roao'e Old Spoeial Reserve Rya. Assortment No. 5—$10.65 t ta. Purity Ryo aella for $.>.00 FOREFATHER CORN aella lor 3.00 Is. IlnsjHX Sherry Wine acllo for 2.00 ta. fine,! 4X Port Wire cell, for 2.00 You not only aeve $1.85 In eaah, hut we |{ivo you binlutely free one quart at ROSE'S CONSM I U- ION RYE, which aella lor $1.50 per quart, anj a iet Saak of Roae'a Old Special Rcterve Rye. Your Christmas Jrresent VVe ® he8 P of satisfaction m — —remembering our customers at Christmas time with something extra good. And so we are go ini- to give a pint flask of Rose’s Old Special Reserve Rye FREE to every man who or* ders either of the above .assortments, just as stated above. Tills is in tended as an expression of our good wishes for a happy holiday season. This Rye is so rich and rare and high priced that wc do not oiler it for sale at all. But the quantity is so limited that we must have your ordA* Established Half a Century IS. EDDY SCIENCE CHIT Be Held rsday. c*. December 5— nude thia after- rJ : of lira. Eddy will ru n* at 11 o’clock. ,.J .^curding to the which rhe founded. WOMAN MANNISH, MAN EFFEMINATE . Pointed Out in Phy sical Cbnraclerlsllcs. v be r 5.—Me. KJdy, founder end tii Science, died morning at Iher lliil. “Natural i!.-nth. according examiner, who waa hour, after Mr». Ekl- ail lcd to hia auate- ihc more Jrnm?- no ii mania. Eddy'* death waa iltaneously by Judge flr-u reader of the of tin? morning ser- rt Farlow, of the Publication. ootn- liont to the preaa. Farlow. Mra. Ed- at a quarter before She had been In- nine day*," said ni nt. but had been late as Thursday :ne business with of the Christian Oxbridge. Mats., Dee. j.-That the Physical type of American womanhood has undergoen a change in the I,.- twenty years and la approaching t’Jl of toe opposite sex 1, the belief of Dr Dudley Allen Sargent, director of gvra- nasties st Harvard L'nlveralty. and that Is going woman ward In another stat-i mtait he makes. UNDERjTHEiWINDSOR. Netllefon Shoes afternoon drive her death. Sat- fell quietly asleep l.er could art flrat ah- had gone. Her until the last and saage. Ip Some One. Twenty years ago," rays Dr. Sar- gent, "woman’s ultra feminine charm- terlstlcs small waist, large hips, .-malt feet, etc.—were overdeveloped and aic was the very antitivsU of man in ,hy. sical proportions. “To-day her physique has become revolutlooJied and already rpproxl- mates that of the other atw.” The doctor has a composite statue made In accordance with actual m as- uremen’s of more than 10.009 women prior to the year 1890. He says the typical woman to-day has biggie- fe et , smaller hips, rounder and larger waist broader shoulders and a thicker neck tn some cases her cheat is a great d:al better developcxt than man’s. ’The modification of the corset one reason for the change In woman * Physique,” he says. "Another reason Is that within the past 20 yean women have done a great deal more in the way of athletics than they did former ly. Tho sports which' one naturally takes to have the Inevitable result of making those who Indulge In them more like men. Woman on every side doing the work of men is another reas on for thi* masculine tendency, effect ing a development not oniy physical but also mental. *’Thla approximation of man's phy sique lj from in anthropological point of view a” bad thing. It is to be hoped that men and w*omen do not grow to made on the well known and popu lar lasts, including Dixie* Tarsic, Lenox* Windsor and others, have sprung into popular favor, since we introduced them to the men of this town, on account of their splendid fitting and wearing qualities. Carrying them in all of the nar row as well as wider widths, we can nt almost any foot in anv of the above named toe. New sizes in, shipment received yesterday. Come in Sometime. PINKSTON COMPANY, UNDER THE WINDSOR. help and^couldnh “**• *«■ ** sre'.^ay. ... he wants to help j T “ ? “me may be said of men. From (bring «o long him-^-a overdeveloped Saniow man ha a M di,tress from changed to the effemlnste and the fop. sr. Lo** ol Ap-! pi.h tern*. KUney disorders.) * ecirlc Bitters work The d;nger of women becoming too troubles. “Five bot-j niannlsh la imminent, oily cured me and “TV* pendlium la awlnglng from one toliw Trou- t0 ,he olter » nd ! * bound to Disorders, Fe-; h,t at 50me ,lm * -l* 0- ' ihe happy med- Maiari-i. Tryj !um . the.point of Ideal developm-.-nt. Ige Drug Co. j The present time we should be most I likely to find woman's physical devel opment at It, highest atage. Car? must | be taken not to let the penlllum swing BA1NBMDBE * 0 ar - othor yay Conference nvitation. (let the (ienttlnr Alwnys. A substitute I, a dangerotta make shift especially In medicine. The gen uine Foley’s Honey and Tar cures cough* and colds quickly ans Is In a j yellow packs**. Accept no suhs'.i j tutes. Sold by all Drugglsta. cember 3—Fdr tho' oJlst conference MONEY IS WANTED FOR relive voting unari- ' >n th- ^nth- TROOPS OF THE STATE* Webbs Store Ores, Goads. Ladlta' Ready-to-Wear, .‘Cottons and Kovsltlea. FINE LINES LADIES' and GENTS' SHOES. STAPLE COOK ol atj. KINDS. My stock Is new, fresh and complete. Call at store on Cotton avenue, next to Commercial City Bank. IFt. IK. WEBB THE SPRING TERM OF THE Third Disbict Agricultural and Mechanical School OPENS JANUARY SECOND* 1911 extended by fas irt« dl «d e wirl OcoitjUi Soldiers Will Sliere make a bid for, 1 j Atlanta. Ga„ Dcc mber 3.—Pay fro,i B-.Inbrldje t*.-e, the United Sutea governmntt for the be cangrejatlon officers and men of the National Guard Tuition Free. Three Compute, —A B.italllon of Cadet*. A new home for Girls Well Equipped Shops an >1 Laboratory. High School Course. Associtie Relation State Colleges. Board 47.00 Month, Every place in Both Dormitories is now occupied. Afow vacancies after Juuary lit. If yen want one write at once Write the Principal, J. M. COLLCM, Americas, Gs., for Catalogue. We have added our large stock of rnce more than The Rev. W. E. pastor at Bale. IFEUEBS. l» know. omei hard rub- ‘harmacy wants y will aell v-1 for only 50 cent* ho suffer with HYOMEI (pf! Is put up <n sold tor 30 are vast army own a Hyo will Mil It u> d give you tho » once to rid r h and the snuf- >ing that go with kh year* of oeg- t a strong bold heso people un- nni> bottle of ore them. la tie objoct of a mov.ment now b- lng pushed throughout the country and Adjutant-General A. J. Scott, of Georgi*. la In the forefront of It. the las: meeting of the National Guard Association at St. Louis tie legislative committee drew up a bill providing that the government pay tho offlert and men a certain pic cent, of what like menr'oers of tie standing army re- celve, and this bill Is now being pre sented to the senators and congress men of all states. STERLING SILVER, the most Elegant Popular of all and Worse than an alarm of fire at night la the metallic cough of croup, bring ing dread to the household. Carefu mothers keep Foley* Honey and Tar In the home and give It at the first sign of danger. It contains no-opiates. Sold by all Druggists. Colonial Patterns, “The Mount Vernon,” CHILI' THINKS HIS LIFE IS IN DANGER Cordele. Ga., December 6.—What If tlought to have been an atteupt to aa- susinate Chief of Police I* M. Sum ner, of this cVy. oeurred at the home of the chief early Monday mcrnlng. unknown man knocked cn hi door. (Mrs. Sur.m. r responded and de our catsrrl. tJ kno , v » ho „ was. Th- 1= ■ irantoed “I I trader made no reply and Chef 5um r- them if yon j „„ aroso , ai o; „ r .,-1 the door. He f Just breathe d , eveR>1 at the fleeing form, hut is not known If thi* Chief4 aim and now have the full line displayed in Our New Store, Corner of Lamar St. and Windsor Ave., next to New Post- office. 'll nuke you hivel juld- effective. The cilef claims a preity defln'te Idra of win 1 k“t a 50-cent t aaJ ,b!nks the crlm..- ws, ■Ison* Pbar- at[enil , tc< i t weau se of a vigorous prot- “ wn locution again*! blind tiger xlolators. a 41.00 outfit ,| Dillara Re- •wfrh that can- ‘-t-rrh Cur*. known P. Whi* In all kl n * 'larvla. J TodiJo, O. 'kJtcn Intern- u.<on th* blood . , ." f '•>* *y*t*tB. Pill* for Ends Winter Troubles. To mioiv. winter Is a seaton The frost bitten toes aud ffi-c^M^red«d^h.WM prove thia But such trouble, ^y ^ fore Bucklen* Arnica^ 8al«- * ™ convince.. Oreitert be.ler of Burns. “ d oETsoSTa**** *?d apnrtns^Onb' 23c at EldrUgeDrug Co. STUART’S * BICHI AID JONIPtt COMMONS FOR KIDNEY TROUBLES on the Market ' JAMES MED & JEWELERS. CHRISTMAS i Our Christmas Stock Is now on display and will be fllad for you to come and Inspect IL Open ev enings from now until Christmas. DANIELS, The Jeweler, Next door to Ansley’s new building 107 1-3 acrea, three alien of railroad station, 4 room home, 60 acre* open, near church and school. fl,600. 400 acre*. 4 mU*a of town ol 1,040 people. 4 room houa*, 100 acres open, too acres creek land, would pasture, only $3 acre; Take this and lonble your money. 400 acrea. 1 mile* ol railroad sta tion, S room bouse, 100 acre* open, .unning water, soil rad and gray, big oargain. $13 acre. 460 acres extra fine cotton land 11-2 ■tiles of railroad station, *00 acres open, 5 tenant 1 houses. $23 acre. room Louie on on* o( tli* b*sl itreets, large lot. 43,600. • room houM with sewerage and bath, garden and barn. $1,400. 1100. 5 loom hooae, Jackson *CTMt $2,204. 000. « room house with six acrea of land, 43,500. FOB BENT. 4 bone farm and oak 10 bore* farm. Come to see me If you wish to Mil, >uy or rent. For Sale Fsi Us and City Property. We have a bargain to offer In a vacant lot. desirably located and accessible to sanitary sewerage. For a qiMJsaleJcan sell at $55077Sl to sec us today. If you have a farm to sell. Hsl’lt wllhjis. ALLEN & CROCKETT, Real Estate Agents. AMERICUS. GA. To Home Seekers and Investors Before you purchase land come to ■Dougherty county and seethe ;nany ad- vantages over other sections. We will fake pleasure in showing you our land of OPPORTUNITY. P. B. WILLIFORD, 206 Canon Avenne, - AMERICUS. a JOSEPHsM. DUDLEY Shoe-Maker. BOY iBnng your shoes on to Ihe same old stanc. Good, quick work. SATISFACTION GUARANTKD. Edward Dudley, Mgr. R. A. MALONE & SON, Albany, Ga MIKE THOMAS ■*4iv5SnH Christmas Headquarters for My Store is Still Goods Fine Fruits of AllKinds,Candies, Nuts, Etc. Fall Line ol Groceries and Canm-d Goods. Fireworks In Any Qnanlty and Cheap, llnnanai, 3 Dozen for £3c. Fit* Delltrry. Phone 577* ARTESIAN COI m