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The Henry County Weekly
VC L. XLV.
VICTORY LOAN DAY!
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SATURDAY. MAY 3
Will be one of the BIGGEST DAYS McDonough and Henry
County have ever had* Aeroplane, Tank, Trucks, Brass Band,
War Relics, and men who have been in the thickest of the fight
to tell of their experience in the great conflict, will be here to
entertain you and help make it a Great Day*
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Come, bring the Family. Progam begins 11 o’clock.
SOMETHING DOING ALL DAY!
Remember the Date, SATURDAY, MAY 3 —and make your
arrangements to See the Wonderful Tank in adtion.
We’ve been with our boys since the very first —since that day,
two Aprils ago, when the Kaiser’s throne commenced to totter.
Shall we forsake them now when, wounded and homesick, they need
t| Shall we abandon them, or shall we stay with them by buying Victory
pH Liberty Bonds?
Y.’ell, then, buy to your full limit.
HI Victory Liberty Loan Committee
A Weekly Newspaper Devoted to the Interests of McDonough and Henry County.
McDonough, Georgia, Friday, may 2, 1919.
BASEBALL
Locust Grove Plays Dah
lonega Next Monday and
Tuesday.
Locust Grove Institute and Dah
lonega N. G. A. C. will meet each
other on the Locust Grovediamond
Monday and Tuesday, May sth and
6th.
These games will be the most
interesting ones of the season,
owing to the fact that they will
be fighting for the state prep
championship. Do not by any
means miss these games. A dou
ble header on Monday and a sin
gle game on Tuesday. First game
Monday starts 2:30.
CAN YOU READ
THE FRENCH AD?
Uniqe Advertisemc nt of Pop
ular Soft Drink in This
Issue. Don’t Miss It.
What is perhaps the most up-to
date and unique advertisement
ever prepared in the interest of a
soft drink, appears in this issue.
It is so unique, that it is unnec
cessary to indicate it further.
There are thousands of our
readers who will be interested in
this advertisement, not on account
of the popularity of the drink
advertised, but on account of the
very clever wording of the adver
tisement itself.
There are scores of soldiers and
sailors from overseas to whom
this advertisement will make an
especial appeal on account of the
fond memories it will awaken of
“La Belle France.”
Those of our readers who can
not translate this unique ad will
be able, we feel sure, to have it
read to them by most any boy
who bears on his left arm the gold
stripe of foreign service.
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Here’s the Store
that has what you want when you want it and
as you want it.
We itnow how to buy drugs to get the
quality and we know how to sell
them so that you get what you want.
In addition to KNOWING HOW, we are domi
nated by the, desire to please you.
Satisfaction Always Guaranteed
ViPWlhon *?H g Co
McDonough, Georgia. •
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LOCUST GROVE LOCALS.
The Woman’s Club was organ
ized April 23d at the Grammar
School building. The president,
Mrs. J. L. Gardner, with her co
workers has the work well planned
and we are expecting great things
of these faithful workers.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Smith spent
Tuesday in Atlanta.
Miss Francis Williams spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
McGuire, in Macon.
Miss Myrtle Price has returned
from a visit to relatives in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Eubanks of
Griffin were week-end guests of
Mrs. R. F. Smith,
Mr. C. V. Williams spent Thurs
day in Atlanta.
Miss Mittie Wall of College Park
is visiting her brother, W. P. Wall
Miss Stella Gardner of Griffin
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Gard
ner.
Miss Helen Howard is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Kate Donovan.
Mrs. Gradv Castllaw has re
turned trom a visit to relatives in
Macon.
Miss Nora Smith leaves May Ist
to attend a business college in
Macon.
Miss Lois Pace and Miss Doro
thy Price were among the number
I attending grand opera in Atlanta.
The many friends of Miss Ophe
lia Colvin will be glad to know
she is slowly improving.
Mrs. T. E. McDonald from near
Macon is spending some time with
her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Combs.
Mrs. Eugene Hammock of Mc-
Donough spent last week end
with Mrs. Graham Hammock a id
Miss Myrtis Simpson.
The Main Chance.
The outcome of n proper il frequent
ly depends upon tin* Income of the
proposer. —Boston Transcript.
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