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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1915)
The Henry; County Weekly FRANK REAGAN, kwitok Entered i*t th« poafcoffioe »t McDon ough, (i» , BH **cond-ul»h4> nuall uxaitur. A.dwrWrrtn« Rate* furni«hi*d on tppli cation. Offtcwi ()*v»u of Henry County. iI'DONOUGH, GA., Dec. 10, 1915 You are Safe. I call the readers of The Week ly’s attention to the statement made by Mr. J. A. Fouche, as it is published on the front page of this issue. As Mr. Fouche says, it is the universal and accepted custom everywhere in the newspaper business that, in the change of ot'owneiship or management of any newspaper, the new owner or manager takes the subscrip tion list as it comes to him from the former management, and the dates of expiration as shown by such list control, regardless of the change of management. So, even had there been nosucli written agreement, this custom would control and every person paying at any time for the paper, whether an old or new subscrib er, would have the payment pro erly credited to him by the sue- j c eding management or any num- ; ber of succeeding managements 1 felt I should make this expla-1 nation because I learn that some 1 people have not understood this and hestitated to pay the contest- 1 ants for this reason. Yours respectfully, Frank Reagan, Editor. • ... f ■j I M , aiK m. YOU ARE IN TIME I can sell you a Ford Car direct from ®v stock. Come at once before my stock is gone, for then 1 shall have t» wait till! can get more. MV REPAIR SHOP J. •' ; Is equipped, both in labor and tools, to do the most difficult work most skillfully and quickly. 1 have also repairs and supplies and all parts for FORDS. I have on *he sidewalk for you good filtered Gasoline at. 23 cents per gallon. FREE AIR ALWAYS HERE FOR YOU Prices of Ford Cars Are: Roadster - 420.10, delivered at McDonough I also have a new, fine Dodge Car on hand I will sel!- Never been used. Ride in a Ford and forget your worries. Visit my place. HENRY M. AMIS Telephone No. 82 McDonough, Georgia. COOPER WILL PROVE FAMOUS THEORIES SAYS SECRETARY Celebrated Medicine Accom plishing Remarkable Re sults in Leading Cities All Over the Country. U«*fer»ing to the recent vii*it to Atlanta of 1,. T. Cooper, the man who electrified the larger cities of tlie country with his philantbro- I hv, health tliioritsund celebrated medicine, Tanlwc, C. F Wallis, his Southern representative, said: i “Thousands of the most promi nent people in Atlanta, Binning liam, Nashville, Chattnn- nga, Lou isville, Knosville, and other cities , where his celebrated medicine has been accomplishing such remi rka | ble results, are even more enthusi astic over Tanlae than Mr. Cooper himself, “As previously ♦farted, Mr Coop er contends that nine-ten tbs of the diseases and ill health of tie? ave rage person is due to »catarrhal Ironditiin w ich nn daces faulty I . digestion and improper assimila tion of the food. 1 “In a recent interview Mr. Cooper was asked if Tanlae would relieve kidney trouble, liver Corn plaint, rheumatism and a tloawi other ailments and in this-eenned'- ion, said : “ 'As 1 have reweadly said, mv medicine arts directly on the nine ns membrane, stomach and blood, expelling from them the imparities toxic poison*and rendering to'them a strong, healthy condition. lam convinced that the stomach regu lates the eourivtiio® of the bl4>od. and is the fountain head of health or disease, astheewst.) may be. Mv medicine is intruded primarily fbr the regulation of the- s omaeh and catarrhal infianwation, but it is-no uncommon thing for persons who have used »>t to cronve ttu me aud ear: plain that it ham relieved them o j Rheumatism and many other ail-> ments not generally recognized as having their origin m stomach trouble. ’ ’’ “The ingedients or medical ele ments which make Tanlae come from many remote sections of the Earth—the Alps, the Pyrenees, Russian Asia, West Indies, Moun tain states, Mexico and Peru are among the poiuts trout which the I principal parts of the preparations are obtained. In the principal lab oratory of the Cooper Medic, ne Co , Inc 1 .‘finder the off seen t dir6Ci ion of Herr Jos Von Trimlmch, a native Gurutati chemist of note, ifchese medicinal herbs, roots and s barks are assembled in the rough ai-d painstakingly developed so ns *o attain that high standard of ef ficiency shown by tin- uniform pre paration of Tanlae.’ f» reierring to Tie* wiprecedent t ed demand for Tanlae jo A tlanta, Mr. Cha*- A. Smith, tvauager vt the Jacob**’ Pharmacy Co, , said : “I bw.v.= F»een in the drug hast ness ii* Atlanta 25 years, and nut in my i-x-peircnue have we handled anything; that even approaches l'anlac a seller. Tn less than five weeks*tin;*! we have su’/l and distributed! turougb eleven stores 9,000 bottles,. ami on last Saturday alone over 400 people called nt our stores to obtain, the m»divine. IJ udguig from the* repeat sales amt rhemany expressions olf sausfnct son from those who have actually tes ta*! T.ililac, fthe preparation must ,be something: of extraordinary merit. ’ ’ Tanlae is suld- ; exoloeive4y in Me Skmwagh by the MoDoaoagh Drug Company. Tanlae is sold' exclusively in Hampton by H. A. Moore. Yes —M t*riy Fkaple Stave told us the f ame story—distress after eating, gases, heartburn. A before and after earit meal *dl relieve yaw.. Sold only by n»--25(5,. The McDonou gh Drug Co. Sunday School Association Meets at Mount Carmel. Mt. Carmel M. E. church, West ern Division of Henry County Sunday School Association, will meet December 19, 1915, at 10 o'clock. 10 to 10:15—Songs. 10:15 to 10.30—Devotional Ser vices, H. W. Carmichael. 10:30 to 10:50—T. A Horton, | The Parents in the School. 10:50 to 11:10 —Col. Dorsey, The Teacher. 11:10 to 11:30 —Professor Wil- Aatomobile Club Henry County Weekly 25 FREE VOTES [Name of Candidate] [Address] This coupon will count for fifty free votes when properly filled out, sent or brought to The Henry County Weekly Office. ihiim-i, Tiit Sunday School. 11:30 to 12:00 —W. W. XWam, Forward Movement. DINNER. 1:30 to I:4s—Song Service. 1:45 to 2:ls—Rev. H. S. Smith, Man’s Responsibility for His In fluence on the Boy. 2:15 to 2:4s—Rev. J. M. Gil more, Everybody in the Sunday School. 2:45 to 3:ls—Rev. C. A- Nor ton, What Can I Do in the Sun day School. Adjournment.
