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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1921)
****4'#*'***'*'***% 44#44'4'4#4'4'4'4-4- ***±*'±**'*'**'4l'*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*-*'*' * • £ .# £ ! Montgomery County Fair j ! NOV. 23 to 26 [ % MT. VERNON, GA. | -* Wednesday, Nov. 23---AGIIJCULTTJRAL DAY Thursday, November 24-—GOVERNOR’S DAY j ■* Friday, November 25—EDUCATIONAL—Childrtui’s Day Saturday, Nov. 26—LIVE STOCK DAY £ £ J J * It is your fair. Prepare exhibits and be ready to take part. Help make it a success * 4* *1“ J ALL EXHIBITS ENTERED FREE OF CHARGE J * New Features Each Day—All Day f i A GREAT DISPLAY LIVE STOCK AND I 1 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS I * '46- * • • / * * Brass Band and Other Attractions Daily Pleasant and Profitable to All * : GET SEASON TICKETS AND SAVE MONEY DO NOT MISS A DAY I * ' *r | For Premium list or Information write MRS. F. E. DENNIS, Mt. Vernon % it ’ w * *- LOGAIjS. Miss Marguerite Montgomery is visiting relatives in Hazlehurst this week. Sausage casings best on the market. McCrimmon’s Store. We have what you want when 1 you want it. McCrimmon’s Store, Mt. Vernon. Rev. F. M. Baldwin attended the session of the Georgia Synod in Thomasville this week. Hides Wanted. We are in the market for a lot of good hides. Bring them to us for best prices. l’almer Brothers, Mt. Vernon, Ga, Seed Oats. Best grade Fulghum Seed Oats for 75 cents per bushel. J. M. 1). McGregor, Ailey, Ga. y ,M 11 I REDrTOP,TIRES I f I‘'IRES that are different in their dis -1 « tinctive good looks and in their con ■ | struction.?« An extra ply of fabric, an C . extra heavy tread and generous oversize I make a tire. of remarkable endurance. 1 * Next Tim e—BUY FISK | \ Tax Collector's Second Hound. 1 will he at the following places jon the dates named for the pur pose of collecting state and coun ty taxes for the year 1921: 1 Uvalda, Nov. 28, 9 a. m. to 12 m. Alston, Nov. 28, 1 to 3 p. m. Higgstdn, Nov. 29. 9. a m. to 12 Ailey, Nov. 29, 1 to 3 p. m. Kibbee, Nov. 30, 9 a. m. to 12 m. Tarry town,- Nov. 30, 1 to 3 p. m. Mt. Vernon, Dec. 1, 9 a. m. to 12 Yours very truly, H. C. Davis, T. C. ; Poland China Hogs. ! Twenty-five big-bone Pojand- China boars and gilts for sale at the County Fair. I Will take corn, oats, hay, syr-1 up or peas. A. L. Lanier, Mt. Vernon. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921. Birthday Party for Little Vernon Hicks. On Nov. 7th Mrs. S. V. Hicks entertained the little folks with a birthday party in honor of her little daughter, Vernon, who cel ebrated her sixth anniversary. Those present were: Little | Misses Sara Frances Calhoun, Pauline Hughes, Carolyn Currie, Mildred Hunt, Josephine Ander | son, Lucile Johnson,* Martha Wright. Mary Bess Cummings, Helen Smith, Ella Bess Morrison, and Vernon Hicks. Masters Paul Coursev, Jake Grimsley, Waiter Dickson. Billie Myers, Clay Wilt, Cecil Rackley, Victor Poore, James Hester and Charlie Burch. ! After many games the little guests were ushered in the din ing room where delicious cake and punch were served. The 'dining room was beautifully decorated in autumn colors, soft-' ly lighted with candles. With the little folks so happy, made a scene that will be long remem j bered by those present. Mrs. Ricks was assisted in ex- , tertumiiig by Mrs. A. G. 1 licks, Mrs. H. V. Rogers and Miss Helen Mcßae. j Experiment Station for Putnam County. Washington. Nov. t(> The de partment o:’ agriculture today ad vised Senator Harris o; Georgia that tn<* experts of the agricul tural department are of the opin ion that it will he desirable to < s tablish a small fietd station for investigation of boll weevil con ditions at Eaton ton, Ga., next year and unless unforeseen cir -1 cumstances intervene it will be ! done. At the ■ euest of numerous j citizens of Putnam county, Sena tor Harris asked the departnu nt to send investigators to that sec ! tion of Georgia to study bo 1 wee j vi! err c : t ; 'T rrd it is upon the j basis of thiir reports that the de partment has now decided to I have a smail tat ion at Eatonton ' next year. Big Grain Elevator in Lee and Sumter. Americus, Ga. —A grain eleva- , tor with a capacity of 3,000 bush els, is being erected by J. W. McDonald, at Wells’ Mill, on the! Sumter-Lee county line, south of Americus. The elevator will be completed and ready for opera tion within thirty days, it is sta ted. Modern machinery includ ing a mechanical corn shucker and sheller are already upon the ground and will be installed this week. McDonald plans to use the ele vator exclusively for corn, of which there is a large quantity upon the farms in this section. Corn will be handled for farmers on commission basis, first being prepared for market and then stored. Co-operative carload ship ments are included in the method of marketing. Will Not Adjourn Before Thanksgiving. Washington, Nov. 16. —Repub- lican leaders in the House gave up ' hope today of adjourning the present session of Congress be fore Thanksgiving. Representa tive Mondell, Republican leader, 1 said a recess would be taken on the latter part of the week. The current session, he added, proba bly will run close to opening of the regular session, December 5. House Republicans are deter- j mined to have an agreement i reached between the House and Senate on the tax bill and to pass the Sheppard-Towner maternity hil! and a measure to create 23' additional Federal district judges before adjournment. Nothing equals N. SAPOLIO y \ \ scouring j polishing Makes all metalware .. look like new *** '|i DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING jj Mail us your Coat Suits, Dresses, Over- j ij coat, Sweaters, Men’s Suits to be clean- ij !ij ed, pressed or repaired. With our ex- ij I :1 pert workmen, we are able to give you ij the best of work. Let us reline your ij coats, returning it looking like new. ij Expert Tailor at your service. All we ask is a trial. ’[ We clean and Block all Kind of Hats. We dye army jj Overcoats. New Buttons. All Work Guaranteed |j or Money Back. Montford Tailoring Co. WE KNOW HOW Phone 26 DUBLIN, GA. jj | You’re On (he Sighi Road when ycu come here to buy drugs and sundries. You’ll find a complete line of dependable goods. We’ll give you prompt’service, courteous treat ment and right prices. That’s the basis on which our business has been built. We have sold Dr. Miles’ Remedies ever since the store jvas opened. Hundreds of our customers know them. To those who do not, we make this unusual offer. Try a package. If you’re r.ot entirely satisfied * after using it, return the empty package to us < and we’.U refund your money. L ‘ MT. VERNON DRUG CO. " ~
