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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1909)
OAL. L_ j Ami let me fit yon with Glasses* in the most modern way and the latest styles. Satisfaction guaranteed ! < P. B. CHEEK, j Jeweler anti Optieian, ( ncßonouglh, = Qa. ! lIOTKL I>H HOY Kl KM )I*KA N I’KA X g-j 1 to :{(>';j W. Mitchell St. One lilt M-k I loin Terminal Station. EVERYTHIN NEW AND UP-TO-DATE All Modern t onvenienees WOOMs r>oC Tr>t; si oo I’BK day SPECIAL RATKS BY THE WEEK jt).so, *2.<x), f 2.50 and SI.OO. Atlanta, u.\. Atlanta Phonk 3255 locals. It pays in deal with Mcl>imoii|{h Vehicle Company. Mr. J. .Tiles, of Richland, was the guest of friends here Sunday. Mr. Owen Clements, who has been on an extended visit to homo folks, left for Lyons on Tuesday Mrs. A. H. Bonnipg, of Edge wood has been the guest of Mrs. A. M. Nolan this week. , Misses Ruby and Ruth Walker and Miss Hattie Sue Lowe, who are students at Cox College spent the week-end with home tolks. Mr. and Mrs. .). Q. Nolan, of At lanta, were the guests of their many friends here several days last week. Mr. A. J. Mason, of Sardis com munity was a visitor in the city first of the week and while here paid the Weekly a pleasant visit. Mrs. W. .1. McKibben and her bright and interesting danghtt r, Miss Anna McKibben, of Phillipi were visitors in McDonough on Tuesday. Mr. H. .1 Turner is rapidly hav ing Tlxo workmen to complete a handsome six room cottage just eist of Judge Paul Turner's on Keys ferry street. Mr. J. V. Upohuroh will soon have his new homo completed on the Jonesboro road just west of the railroad. Miss Lorah Allen, one of Stock bridge's bright and attractive young ladies, was the guest of Mrs. J. M. Carmichael on Monday. Mr. Carl C. Sloan, who is mak ing a fine record at the Tech spent several days at home first, of the week. Miss Myrtle Ciements, who is teaching school up near Stock bridge spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. ICE for SALE—Deliver ed in any part of the city. J. H. Jeffares. Personal experieee with « tube of Man zah Pile Remedy will convince you it is immediate relief for all forms of Piles. Can he applied directly to the affected parts, reducing inflammation swelling and itching. Guaranteed. Price 50c. Sold by Horton Drug Co. Pure refined cotton seed oil for salads, dressings and general use. Copeland Mer. Co. Mrs. W. S. Patrick, of Patrick’s Pond, spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Clements.* Mr. Patrick came up Monday and returned home with her Monday afternoon. The McDonjngh Drug Co. have renovated their pntiro stock and have sold at sacrafioe sale, given away and destroyed all old and questionable drugs and now have on hand a complete stock of new medicines and etc. Con.e and in spect their new store and prescrip tion Dept. LOOK! Protect your dwelling against tornados or storms only $4.00 per 1,000 for three years. 3t M. C. LOW. Mr. G. W. Morris, of Brnshey Knob, was in the city yesterday. Miss Laura£mitb spent Sunday with home folks at Flovilla. New tilings in millinery. Call and see them. Walker-Turner Co. Misses Elon Tcllesdn and Bess Fouche were the guests of friends at Locust Grove on Tuesday. Miss lone Price, of Flippen, was the guest of her many friends here first of the week. For oxfords ties, sandals and pumps go to T. A Sloan & Go’s. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Berry re tnrntd Sunday from a visit to friends at Jonesboro. Mr. Ruben Berry, of Atlanta. was the guest of homefolks first < f the week. Mr. Fred M. Allen of Jackson was the guest of friends here on Thursday. Mrs C. A. Crossley and her son Carlton Crossley, spent Tuesday at Locust Grove. Crossett and Queen Quality shoes for ladies and men make life walk easy. Walker-Turner Co. Mrs. B. F. Davis, and her daugh ter, Miss Floy Davis, of Locust Grove, were the guests of Mrs. C. A. Crossley Wednesday. Mr. J. C. Harris, returned Thursday from Macon where lie went to attend the meeting of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. • Miss Maude Smith, of Barnes ville, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. J. Brown for the week-end. She spent Sunday with home‘folks at Flovilla. (’apt. W. F. Smith, avlio has been with his son. Dr. J. G. Smith, for treatement for several weeks, hag returned to his home at Flovilla much improved. New things arriving in millinery, ribbons, ladies shirt waists, jabots, belts, hair barrettes and dress 1 goods. Copeland Mer. Co. Miss Elizabeth Rodgers, return ed Monday from Milledgeville, | where she had been to attend a j missionary meeting of the woman’s ! missionary society of itlxe Metho dist church at this place. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is guaran teed. This is because we know what it will do and want to convince you. It is especially recommend* d for children as it is pleasant to take and is gently laxative. For eonghs, colds, croup, hoarseness, whooping cough. Price 26c, 50c and SI.OO. Sold by Horton Drug Co. Rev. W. W. Arnold, Mr. E. M. Copeland and Mr. H. .T. Copeland I attended the educational Confer ence at Liocust Grove Tuesday and report a magnificent time, and a most profitable day. DeWitt’s Little Early Kisers, gentle, easy pleasant, small little liver pills. Sold by Horton Drug Co. “Joe Brown, Jr.,” has taken up headquarters with Postmaster O. B. Dailey, of Flippen, and this gen ial young man lias been receiving the hearty congratulations of his hosts of friends for the past sev eral days. Just received lot of the newest things in summer dress goods. T. A. Sloan & Co’s • Mr. and Mrs. W. .T. Sloan, of At lanta, spent Monday with Mr. J. L. Atkinson and family. Miss Lncile Payne, who is teach' ing school at Rex, was the charm ing guest of Miss Eunice Tarpley on Sunday. Every element ot both style and quality is to be found in “Shield Brand” Clothing It appeals, most forcibly, to those who recognize the im portance of these two features and is a revelation to those who do not. As a matter of business, consider “SHIELD BRAND” in connection with any other clothing, sold at seven prices within the range ol SiO.Bo T!iE LOWEST $20,00 THE HIGHEST and be guided bv the same principles as when making any other investment, and you will buy “SHIELD BRAND” ev ery time. H. J. Copeland Mer. Co. McDonough, 6a. Phone 25. We are showing newest creations in ladies’ head wear. Call and see them. T. A. Sloan & Co. Col. W. E. H. Searcy, Sr., is at tending Henry superior court at McDorfough, the criminal docket of which was taken up yesterday morning. Griffin News. SAWING.—We are prepared to do your sawing, cutting and haul ing timbers, etc. for terms, etc, call on H. H. Austin & C. L. Bartlett. Rt. 4. McDonough, Ga. Charles L. Edwards, who is at present located in McDonough, spent Sunday at Experiment with his parents, Mr. Mrs. R. J. Ed wards. Griffin News. Miss Lucy Reagan, who is a student of Agnes Scott College at Decatur, spent the week-end with home folks. She had as her guests two of her class mates, Miss Ila Williams, of Fayetteviville, N. C., and Miss Julie. Thompson, of Cov ington. Mr Tom Payne, one of Jasper's staunch and successful farmers, has been the guest of his hosts of Henry county friends this week. Mr. Q, R. Nolan, of Oxford, spent first of the week at home. McDonald-Turner A marriage that occasioned quite a surprise to the many friends of the contracting parties, was that of Miss Eddie Claud McDonald and Mr. Roy Turner, which occurred at the home of Rev. J. E England, on last Friday night at 8.30 o'clock, Mr. England officiating, Mr. H. C. Russell accompanied the couple and witnessed the happy event. Both are members of tw ? o of Henry county’s oldest and most promin ent families and they have the best wishes of a large circle of friends, who extend to them con gratulations for a long and happy life. Mr. J. M Avery, of near Ellen wood, was a visitor at eburt Wed nesday. When you take K< tlnl, the food you have eaten will be digested naturally, regular ly and promptly, ami in this way Ko.lol gives the stepnaeii a chance to regaiu its lost strength and health, and after a lit tle while you need not take Koriol longer but take it while you do need it and if it fails to lietielit you your monev will he re funded to you. It is sold by Horton Drug < at. B. B. CARMICHAEL & SONS, McDOKCUCH, GA. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Day Phone ,\o. .-,1 Night Phone No. 52 All calls answered promptly day or night. All embalming carefully done and according tc best methods Our stock of metal and wood caskets and robes are unequalled. Our services, hearses and equipment, are the best to be had. Wo furnish the best steel, brick or cement Vaults. RiMon Strain s. c. white; leghorns. Ihe precocity of a fen weeks’ old Leghorn Cockerel is astonishing to one not familiar with him. At this age we are able to distinguish many of the important qualities, such as the shape, point and seneting of the comb, color of eyes, ear bobes, etc., shape of body, neck, beak and head, length of legs and hack and the carriage of the tail, besides he is full feathered with the exception that his sickles, coverts and l' a< bles ,u e not fullj grown. ± o sum it all up wefhave a perfect bird in minature in our One Pound Leghorn Cockerel, at this age he is in perfect physical condition, goes to roost like his “Pop" and knows how to crow. Take him home, care for him, give him range and see how he will grow and develope. In quoting you our prices we beg to say they are not confidential, tell your friends and neighbors—don’t be ashamed because the price looks cheap—you have a lord of quality, our “Profit Payer” his mother was “Profit Payer" and his daughters wili make 'Trofit Payers,’ that’s the way we have bred them. These prices vou can afford, they have value—great value. Ten weeks’ old cockerel SI.OO each. “ “ “ pullets 1.25 “ Eggs $3, and $5 per 15. White Feather Farm, B. M. WEEMS, Prep., Luella, Ca. j NORMAN BUGGIES. Our motto for 14 years has been—not how cheap hut how good our Vehicles are built for the man who believes the best is the cheapest, in the long run experience teaches that cheap buggies are the most EXPENSIVE' If you agree with us on this point ask your dealer to show you a NORMAN. We believe today we build the best bttggy Georgia, and want you to know it. Built on correct propor tions of best material, beautifully designed and finely finished. Top Buggies, Runabouts and Stanhopes. If your local dealer cannot sup ply you, write direct to NORMAN BUGGY CO., Inc., CrfTin, Ca- Wedding Gifts that Delight the Bride. In selecting a gift for the bride you naturally wish to choose something that will please her now and bring pleasan't thoughts of the giver for yaars to come. We can help you do this, as we are special ists in wedding gift wares and spend much time and thought in select ing articles tha* will be most suitable for the occasion. We are therefore continent that you will find just the right thing at P. B. CHEEK, JEWEL. ER M’DONOUGH, GA. Wheat 5 Feet High! That is the height of a six acre piece of wheat T. C. Kelley lias at his home at Kelleystown—and if no disaster befalls it will make some 45 to 50 bushels to the acre at the least, end if every thing is favorable lie mill male more. It will pay any farmer to raise his own wheat —ar.d while this is an extra fine field, yet there are many acres in this county that will make far more than if it were planted in cotton and at much less expence. Card of Thank} As chairman of the Program committee for memorial day I wish to thank these of my committee who worked so harmoniously with me in arranging for the exercises. And to the speakers, the minis' tors, the young ladies amK gentle men who did the singing and to every one who in any way aided in any way I sincerely tl ank. Respectfully, Mrs. E. J. Reagan.
