The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, July 14, 1916, Image 6
Is She Any of These? Is she following the fashion set by the undressed chorus girls of the stage? Is she bedecked with flimsy garments meant to display the contour of a shapely figure? Is her walking dress cut so low that one would think Hie was on her way to the opera and so high that the color or her stockings is discernable? Are her fingers, neck and arms covered with gaudy jewels, cheap ly imitated on the live and ten cent counters. Is she dining, drinking and dancing with the giddy midnight throng in an atmosphere of ex citement? Is she joy riding on Sunday nnd neglecting the church of her father and mother? Is the pursuit of pleasure, friv olity and fashion the consuming passion of her heart? Is she going the pace in a rest less desire to shine in the blazing light of the cabaret and to be known as one of the fast set? Is she walking the primrose path of dalliance with no thought of the journey’s dreadful end? Are her companions lifting her up or dragging her down? Is she seeking the love of one true man or basking in the sun shine of many without manhood? Is her modesty a mockery, the prayer book and Bible relics of the past, and mother’s advice the played-out whim of the antiqua ted? Isshe.no longer a comfort to those at home, the confiding de light of her mother and the pride of the family circle? If this is your daughter, are you proud of her? Look at her latest photograph. Then take down the picture of her mother or grandmother. Which do you like the better? And which do the men of real Aorth prefer? —John A. Sleicher in Leslie’s. Says They Are Wonderful. Hot weather is doubly danger ous to a person whose digestion is bad. The hot sun keeps the body heated and a decomposing mass of undigested food in the stomach will more quickly send disease-causing impurities through the blood and poison the entire system. Indigestion, constipa tion, sick headache, biliousness, bloating, or other conditions caused by clogged bowels yield quickly to Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mrs. Elizabeth Siausson, So. Nor walk, Conn., writes: “I can hon estly say they are wonderful.” The McDonough Drug Co. A town that never has anything to do in a public way is on the way to the cemetery. Any citi zen who will do nothing for his town is helping to dig the grave. The man that curses the town fur nishes the cotfin. The man who is so selfish as to have no time from his business to give to city aifairs is making the >hroud. The The man who will not advertise is driving the hearse. The man who is always pulling back from any pualic awry; throws bou quets on the grave. The man who is s.i -tingy as to be always bowling hard lie- • , breaches the funeral, sings the T otology, and thus tin town lies : iried from all sorrow and care.—Ex. You can help make life one glad, sweet song b ; . letting the other fellow 1m . h.s way once in Reviews of New Books. Mr*. R. H. Hankinson. CHASE, MARY ELLEN, “The Girl From the Big Horn Coun try.” Page Company, Boston. $1.25 net; 320 pages. “The Girl From the Big Horn Country” is a splendid book for growing girls. It deals with the period of college life so dear to the heart of the young. The heroine, Virginia Hunter, leaves her Wyoming home to seek an education in the East-. She is fond of her native State and of the manners and customs of her people, but she is equally eager to broaden out and learn the wavs of people other than her own. Her experiences while trav eling, her impressions of the new country, her pleasures and trials at St. Helen’s, and the records in her “Thought Book” all make the storv deeply interesting. Minor characters contrast the life in the West and East very pleasantly, and incidentally give the reader a cieaner idea of the different sec tions of his country. JACOBS, CAROLINE E. and LEI LA H. RICHARDS, “Blue Bon net Keeps House.” Page, Bos ton. $1.50; 346 pages. “Blue Bonnet Keeps House” is the story of a Texas girl who leaves her ranch home to study in the East. Blue Bonnet and Uncle Cliff buy a hdme in Boston and keep house. The social life cen tering around their hearth, the unfortunates befriended there, and the sweet spirit of comrade ship portrayed, all bespeak the bright, generous, loving heart of the heroine. The peep into the tragedy in the lives of the former owners of the house is realistic and impres sive. The customs and usages of society are so cleverly woven into the story that the young reader cannot fail to get more from the book than the mere story. Her Left Side Hurt. No family remedy enjoys a bet ter reputation among intelligent women than Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. Laura 80-all, Plattsburg, Miss., writes: Last April 1 got in bad health; my left side hurt all the time. The doctor’s medicine didn’t seem to do me any good. I had symptoms of Bright’s dis ease. I took two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and feel all right now.” They quickly relieve backache, rheumatism, aches and pains in a natural way —by driv ing the poison out of the system. Contains no habit forming drugs. The McDonough Drug Co. , There was not even standing room in tbe crowded car, for it was at the rush hour, but one more passenger, a voung woman, wedged her way along just inside the doorway. Each time the car made a sud den lurch forward she fell help lessly back, and three times she landed in the arms of a large, comfortable man on the back plat form. The third time it happened he said quietly: “Excuse me, miss, but hadn’t you better stay here?” SPEER, The GRADUATE Fits Glass for all Errors of Re fraction. Makes a Specialty of Fits L Nose G 1h ss. Will be at Locust Grove first Thursdays, Sfockhridtre first Fri days of each month. Office Fast Side Macon St., Mc- Donough, Ga. Fpchurch House. 'L'enst Grove. Bellah Hons.-. Sto r, kbridge. L>. A. Hiv'OWN, iIKNTIST t >ffujk; fh rus : 7.He to 12 A. v * o sp. y, TKIAS: S 1 RTCTIiY CASH. McDonough, Ga. Wasted Talent. The train robber suddenly ap peared, as many of the passen gers were preparing to retire for the night, “Come, shell out!” he demand ed, hs he stood towering above an eastern clergyman, who- had just finished a devout prayer. The minister looked at him sadly f >r a moment and then said: “If I had such energetic fellows as you to pass the plate now and then I might have something to give you.” —Harper’s Magazine. Warning. Under penalty of the law, all parties are hereby warned against giving employment to Lewis Car michael and Sailie Carmichael, as they are under contract with me for the year 1916. U. ASKEW. Stock bridge, Ga. ANNOUNCE !W E N T 5 For Representative. To tin- Voters of HAnry County : I announce myself us u candidate for Representative, subject to the State Democratic primary, If I should be elected, I promise my very best, service to every in terest of mv countv and State. W, A. BELLA FT. For Congress 1 am a candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for Congress for the Sixth Congressional District of Georgia, subject, to such rules and regulations as the Executive Com mittee may provide governing the primary. 1 appreciate the past kindness of the people of the District to me, and assure you that I wit] be very grateful for your snppoi’L J, W. WISE. A Big Touring Car for Five People 5,000 Spectators See Saxon “Six” Win Against Higher-Priced Cars at San Diego Exposition Before 5000 enthusiastic spectators, a stock Saxon “Six” captured two firsts and a third place, and won the most points in the demon- stration contest just held at the San Diego .. ... ~ . tn . oi f, Exposition Motor Demonstration Show. Al- though exceeded in both power and number of cylinders by higher priced entries, the Saxon was the only car which won the tro- phy in two events. The performance of the Saxon was so convincing that a spectator bought and paid foi the victorious “Six” on the Exposition Grounds and without waiting to get it cleaned up, drove the winning car home. The hill climb which the Saxon won, was one of the most grueiling ever staged Con- test ants in this event were required to drive down the fifty five per cent grade of Expo- sition hill and up the thirty-five per cent pitch. Then the drivers were obliged to turn around and reverse the order of de- scending and climbing. The Saxon not only The above is an Associated Press report of the San Diego Exposition, and the perform ance of the Saxon “Six.” JOE J. SMITH When a woman can’t get a serv ant to do her work there is no help for her. Don’t thrbw that old suit aside. Have it cleaned, pressed and made new by John Poweii, Prices right. 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Let us ar range a demonstration at your convenience, Saxon “Six” $Bl5, f. o. b. Detroit. In making your friends, be care ful not to have all of the “fair weather” kind. For Sale —Tombstones, third less in price and just as good as our competitors. Nolan Bros. Rt. 3 Box 24. McDono. 128 tf * t * .'■ «I "i For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Gastoria Always / . Bears the / 5[ ir* Signature / x t jr oS ,% v ' j\ In vj» For Over Thirty Years TOC OX NT* JR CO'VIf’AWT, W**W VC“<« C