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Nature Drably will be tne am
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legislative body to vote on the
^\ „ te suffratU nmend
,CI MU « Anthony
. ... (he national constitution,
nd Georgia, where recent kkisla
„
have frowned upon the wo
tnre9 movement, will probaly.
lillius vote to
die amendment, aecordiug
^Unformed men in state lady circles. lobby
However, the leading
of the nation, wlio hitherto have
■
concentrated their charms upon the
.,fc league colons in Washington,, are
’reiaving to swoop with down great on force the
ceorgia legislature
numbers, and the state’* business
jhi* j*umnter, including a lot of little
pessary mending like goodroad
laws, vtrwigthing the hands of the
.
railroad eommision, and other mat
ter8 liable to suffer unless quick
and'decisive , action is taken on the
federal amendment .For, he it known,
that the professional suffrage agita¬
tor who burned President Wilson in
effigy, held up important bills suit
plying food and clothing for
an( j eat other fancy didoes during
the period of war stress are firmly
convinced that suffrage is the para
m„unt issue of five universe, and
Jarnre Is- in for ;i rare time of it.
SIMMER EXCURSION FARES
SEASON 1919.
Shimmer excursion fare tickets
lie sold from all coupon stations
the Roads in the Southern Region
Resorts in the State* comprising
Southern Regoiu. a No the Resorts
the North. Last and West. To
in Southern Region—May 15 to
tember 30. To Central aud
Resorts—May 20 to September 30
Western Resorts—.Tune 1». to
ber SO. Filled return limit of all
tt
“HANSON SIX’’ „
Why Should Georgia People Pay Big Profits and High
Freights on Their Automobiles From Northern
Companies When They
CAN NOW GET A BETTER CAR
FOR THE MONEY AT HOME?
Practically 90 per cent of the make-up of the majority of
the automobiles come from Southern States, is freighted to the
North, put together, and then freighted back.
THE HANSON MOTOR CO., of Atlanta, Ga., saves to
the owner over $100.00 in freight on each car, is able to give
Quick service in parts, and furnish the best that can be bought
of each item that goes into the make-up:
45 H. P. Red Seal Mo>’or, 6 cylinder, all valves closed.
Stromberg Carburetor, Delco Electric System, Prest-O
Lite Battery.
Timken Bearings and Axles.
High carbon pressed steel Frame, Crome Vanadium Steel
springs, (non breakable.)
Borg and Beck Dry disk clutch with easy pedal opera¬
tion. Hotchkiss drive.
Genuine grain leather upholstery, plate^ glass lights in
rear curtain, with side back curtain and wind shield.
AH for $1685.
See one perform to be satisfied.
—FOR SALE BY—
Agents
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GA„ THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED URGING
CONGRESSMAN BRAND, TO
FIGHT FOR NATION¬
WIDE LAW.
The Sunday, school at Prospect
Methodist church, South, in Newton
ton county, tin.,in regular sessssftou,
June loth. 1919, unanimously adop¬
ted tlio fallowing preamble and. m*»
lutions;
‘•Whereas, Mr. Woodrow Wilson,
amendment
of his abil
r — - -•
tinn apply
Picket Office
t. Passenger
Information
\
FOR SALE—Several^Adesirable
houses and lots and well im¬
proved small farms. Dr. J. A.
WRIGHT.—5-8-tf, *.
The public has never realized
more iully the beneficial influ
ence of MUSIC than it ia doing
at the present time; and that the
only way to create a music lov
ing public and build up a musical
education is to have music in
the home.
There are many people who
want music in their homes, but
don't know just what to buy or
where to buy it. If you were
sick, you would go to some one ;
who knew medicine to diagnose
your needs and prescribe the
proper remedy. You are sick for
music in the home: then go to
J. W. HENDERSON, ‘ THE MU¬
SIC MAN,” MANSFIELD, GA.,
who will take a special interest,
in supplying you with the best
and correct kind of musical in¬
strument, whether it be a piano,
organ the bast or phonograph—or the
Song Book.
The spiritual condition of our
our HOMES. CHURCHES ana
SUNDAY SCHOOLS largely de¬
pends upon the character of
the songs that we sing. The
songs that we sing are in the
books that we buy. So, if we
would have the best character
of music, we must buy the best
BOOK. The best criterian to go
by in getting a song book is one
edited and published by a man
who has a National reputation
as a Gospel Singer and song wri¬
ter. For such a book, I recom¬
mend “AWAKENING SONGS’
by Homer A. Rodeheaver, for
sale by
THE MUSIC MAN”
MANSFIELD, GA.
Step lasting Soap
Measure Out What j
^Voulleed
AMUSEMENT .PARK WILL BE IN
OPERATION FOR TWO DAYS—
HOUSE RACING AND OTH¬
ER EVENTS OF INTER¬
EST.
The Southeastern Fair Associa¬
tion will devote two days to cele¬
brating the Fourth of July at Lake
wood Park this year, since Saturday
is-a half hold ay in Atlanta, and ma¬
ny of the large firms have decided
hot to open on the 5th.
This annual event * at Lakewood
Park has become fixed and Secreta¬
ry t Striplln announces that a pro¬
gram has been perfected for this year
that will eclipse all former efforts
even though there are two days. An
order has been given a big fireworks
firm in Chicago to prep; re a Victo¬
ry' program at a cost exceeding last
year when all agreed that the pyro
j I technics was alone worth the price
of admission. There will also be two
i
j drys of horse racing, which assures
• enough events to suit everybody.
I The new attractions at Lakewood
t Park include the Ostrich Farm, Aero
’ swing, Bug House, an<} big
plane a
j Ferris Wheel will be in operation by
; July 4th ;the big dancing pavilion
w j,|, *;umhi orehestiv will also
be ready. The park has been break
j,,- records' this year and the good
business has made the management
a p r i lf , m0 re liberal In the way of
high class moving picture program
nightly and an illumination of the
grounds that makes it a veritable
fairy land , and without doubt justi¬
fy* the claim that, it is not only the
only amusement park in Atlanta, but
the largest in the wholp South.
W ANTED-A solid, progressive
Southern Life Insurance Company,
successfully operated for sixteen
years, with $35,000,000 of Old Line
Life Insurance iu force, wants a
good man in this vicinity for Dis¬
trict Manager with liberal contract
direct with the company, For par¬
ticulars. address. MINOR MORTON
Vice-President and agency manager,
Volunteer State Life Insurance Co.,
Chattanooga. Tennessee:—4*.
ie car of Durability. Beauty of Workmanship,
makes it the Ideal car for service or pleasure.
Inquire of any- REO owner as to the - results he
has obtained from his ear. I will be satisfied
I also handle REO trucks; this is a truck that
will satisfy the most skeptical; in fact it is tlie
truck that upholds its’ name, REO
If interested i GOOD AUTOMOBILE or
TRUCK, see
l SMITH, MANSFIELD, GA
Agent For Newton County.
Carter’s little liver Pills
hi Cannot be A Remedy That
CARTERS Makes Life
WITTLE Worth Living
Suull l’ili
Small Do»e File*
Saiall
ISS.NCE- Blood is of the Iron reason In the for CHARTER’S IRON PILLS
«v colorless faces but will greatly help moat pale-faced people
THE BEST AT THE PRICE
MONROE Cluett. Peabody «£ Co.. tnc., Troy, If. Y. SOFT
62 1 /2 acres 7 miles West of Covington well improved.
115 acres 5 miles West of Covington well improved.
1 50 acres 2 miles North of Covington well improved.
83 acres 1 mile North of Covington improved.
90 acres 2 miles North East of Covington improved.
667 acres 3 miles South of Covington well improved,
298 acres 9 miles South of Covington well improved.
62 1 /2 acres 4 miles South of Covington well improved
50 acres 1 mile South of Covington not improved.
j 198 acres 1-2 South of Covington well improved.
524 acres 3 miles East of Covington well improved.
112 acres 2 1 -2 miles East of Covington well improved.
90 acres just East of Covington well improved.
409 acres 9 miles East of Covington improved.
105 acres 7 miles East of Covington well improved.
260 acres 1 -2 mile Southwest of Covington well improved.
203 acre# 4 miles East of Covington improved.
One 2 story house on large lot West side of Mansfield Will
sell or trade for small well located farm.
This is a partial list of lands listed with me and all well
located to schools and churches and most of it at bargain
prices anc terms.
REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE
Starr Building Covington Ga
