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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
R T e e e R Y
Mr, ;gn Dickey is spending several
days in the Carolinas on Lusiness,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H, McDonald spent
Sunday in Eastman with her moth
er, }
PICKLES—DiII and sour in barrels‘
at J, C, Wilson’s. Phone 322, th
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Mrs. J. W, Ralston left Friday for;
New Albany, Ind, where she will
visit relatives for some time,
_Mr, and Mrs, W, N. Wells of De
Land, Fa, are visiting the atters pa
¥:nts, Mr. and Mrs, C, A, Fretwell.
Mr, Patterson of Cordele spent yess
terday in the city the guest of his
sister Miss Elizabeth Patterson,
If We Can Get It In
The Shop We Can Fix It
Mr, and Mrs. James L. McCarty
spent Sunday afternoon in Douglas
as guests of Mr, and Mrs, T, S, Price,
Mr, L, D, Lawrence of Pavo is
spending the day in the city, shaking
hands with old friends and attending
to some business.
Misses Evelyn Shewmake of Ur;a
dilla will spend Thanksgiving in the
city with her mother Mrs, Charlie
Shewmake|
Pre-used Sewing Ma-i
chines for salee. Easy
termse Crews Bicycle Co
Miss Thelma Dorminey of Wesle
yan College Macon, arrived in the
city to spend the week with her pa
rents Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Dorminey.
Mr. and Mrs, Yancey Bowles, Mrs.i
Leach, Miss Vessie Jones, will spend
Thanksgiving in Jasper, Fia., with‘
Mrs. Bowles mother Mrs. Myers, ‘
A two-year guaranteed battery at
a low price —3Ol South Grant St, |
Miss Rosalie Patterson who is vteach-‘
ing music at Unadilla will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays in the city with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Patt
erson,
é'tzgerald Vulcanizing Co,, 215 E,
Central Avenue, Tires and Tubes vul
canized, tf
Mrs. J. E. Howell, Mrs, Alla Perry,
and Mrs. Rutland of Ocilla were am
ong the out of town guests at the
Chrysanthemum Show on Friday af
ternoon,
Mr, M, Marcus of the Marcus Qual
ity Shop, left for a short visit to Sa
vannah Sunday,
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Let Us Be Your Baker!
THE housewife saves the trou
ble and worry to bake for this
Thanksgiving. We are prepared
to furnish you your ‘cakes and
pies promptly on time for that
Thanksgiving Dinner, fresh from
the oven and perfect to the taste.
We can turnish you:
Fruit Cakes |
Pound Cakes \
Laver Cakes |\
Loaf Cakes \
Mince Pies \
‘ Pumpkin Pies \
Hot Rolls for your Thanksgi\(ing
Dinner, promptly delivered. "\.\
Just phone us what you want
and we’ll do the rest. \;
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Phone 287 S. Grant St.
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Mis Eulalie Dorminey leaves Tues
day for Douglas to be present at the
Price-Stubbs wedding which will be
an event of November 23rd. Miss
Dorminey will sing at the wedding,
Misses Leila Griffin, Auto Griffin,
and Charlotte Louise Smith, Messrs
Earl Warren and Elmer Martin were
among those from here attending the
play “Chu Chin Chow” in Macon
Saturday,
See me before buying that new tire.
E. H. Daniel, 215 East Central Ave, tf
Mrs. R, I. Maffett is entertaining
Tuesday afternoon with a tea in hon
or of Miss Allie Mays, a bride elect
of December, Mrs, Cora B. Wilson,
Mrs, J. Harvey West, and Mrs, I, P,
Tyson.
PICKLES—DiII and sour in barrels
at J, C, Wilson’s. Phone 322, tf,
Mr, and Mrs, James L, McCarty,
Mr. J. J. Dorminey, Misses Thelma
Dorminey will leave Wednesday for
Douglas to be present at the marriage
of Miss Lillian Price to Mr, Francis
Stubbs which will take place at 4:00
o‘clock on Wednesday afternoon,
'We weld anything made
of metal. Crews Bicycle
Companye
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mannon re
turned Saturday from Washington, D.
C., where Mr, Mannon filed applica
tion for his Wonder Motor.
Mrs, D, A. Bragg, Mrs. John Mec-
Cowan and Mrs. E. J, Dorminey re
turned home Thursday from Macon
where they attended the Baptist Wo
mans’ Missionary convention,
See our battery man before buying
—Vesta Battery Service Station, 301
South Grant St.,
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Casius Becoker came over from Au
gusta to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs, Leroy Graham.
We repair Sewing Ma
chines, oil Stoves,
n everything. Crews
Bicycle Co.
Miss Katie Booker arrived Satur
day from Mobile, Ala., to attend the
funeral of her sister Mrs. Leroy Gra
ham.
Over a quarter of a million well
known men and women from differ
ent parts of the country have signed
written endorsements for Tanlac, T,
J. Haile & Co, - adv.
Mrs, Tom Griffin has returned to
the city from Americus where she
has been the guest of her sister Mrs,
Josey for several days. While there
she took a course in cullinary arts
which will aid her in the success of
her new tea room which will be op
ened in about a week.
Have your old battery repaired and
save the price of a new one, Vesta
Service Station, O, W. Fletcher’s Ga
rage, tf,
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Mrs, G, H. Martin and son, Brun
son drove over to Adel Sunday and
spent the day with rclatives. They
were accompanied home by Mrs,
Martin’s mother Mrs, J. R, Wilkes,
who will be her guest for several
days,
Old tableware repiated. Lrop me a
card and will call, W, Harrison, City,
Mrs, Fred J. Hoffman of Detroit,
Mich., arrived in the city this morn
ing to attend the interment of her sis
ter Mrs, Leroy Graham.
Tanlac’s best advertising comes
from people who have actually used
it. T.J . Haile & Co,, adv,
The B, S, C. Club entertained their
girl friends with a party on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E
Monroe on south Lee street
Col. J. B, Wall attended Irwin Su
perior Court in Ocilla this morning.i
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BIRTHDAY SUPPER
Last Wedsesday eve every one at
the chicken farm of Burt Meaker was
as busy as the day was long, for the
eldest daughter had arrived at the
mature age of fifteen years and had
planned to celebrate in a manner be
fitting her station as a scholar in the
ninth grade is the Lynnwood School.
She invited several of the teachers
and the truck driver, he being the hus
band of one of the teachers, home to
eat chicken.
About five o’clock that evening all
arrived, six guests and the five child
ren, (Beg pardon, Etta)) and were
met by Mr, Meaker and smiling wife,
In a short time the guests were
invited out to the pawilion built in
the yard. Autumn leaves, pine and
cypress had been used for decorations
all around the posts making one for
get that it was November, The weather
was fine and Miss Etta was a s happy
as a home loving girl can be when
being seated at the table she saw that !
her plate was covered by strange
packages, g
Mrs. Meaker assisted by her mother
Mrs. Rayner, served a regular coun
try supper, while their elders ate the
‘younger children played aii sorts of
out door games by the light of the
‘silvery moon.
Lights hung over the table lighted
up the outdoor scene,
When we could eat no more the
grown ups adjourned to the indoors
and when the children were called,
my how they did respond, One boy
said he wasn’t hungry, bt never the
less how the chicken and cake did
disappear, and how they did chatter,
it was fun to the rest to just hear
them.
After supper, Gladys passed the pan
of popcorn around, it made us think
of good old times,
So the time passed till one suggest
ed that for those who have to be up
co early, it was time to go and soon
wishing Etta many more happy birth
days all departed leaving many happy
hearts behind them,
M. J Rayner,
REVIEW CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mrs. jLawrence C, Glover was
hostess to the Review Club on Sat
urday afternoon. The home was
beautifully decorated in yellow chry
santhemums which are so popular and
suggestive of the Thanksgiving sea
son,
The program was led by Mrs. R.H
McKay and the study for the after
noon was the play “Strife” written
by John Galsworthy,
A sketch of th eplay was given by
Miss Nelle Averitte and Mrs, McKay
then the Club joined in a discussion
of the life of Galsworthy which was
very interesting,
At the close of the study the host
ess assisted by Miss Maude Glover
and Mrs, F. M, Powers served a de
licious luncheon of creamed oysters
in rosettes, Tomato astic, cheese
straws, hot rolls and coffee with whip
ped cream.
~ Those present were: Mesdames R,
K. McKay, U, J. Bennett, D. - N
McLemote, 'S, G. Pryor, Jr, R M
Pryor, F, M, Powers, and Misses Jul
ia Prentiss, Maude Glover, Nelle
Averittee and Lillian Dorminey,
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For fifty\years a standard remedy.
All the family can take it with helpful
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| CHRYSANTHEMUM
SHOW
The Woman’s Club room presented
an unusually beautiful appearance on
Friday tfternoon having been trans
formed into a veritable Chrysanthe
mum garden by the special commit
tee, under the supervision of Mrs, S.
L. Smith, chairman,
Basket after basket of beautiful
chrysanthemums of many shades and
varieties, delighted the eye, .
Seats were placen tete a tete fashion
at intervals about the room,
A daintily appointed table shining
‘with silver and delicate china occu
‘piod a central position and lent a note
‘of coziness to the scene.
~ From this table Mrs. Parrot chair
‘man of the hospitality committec and
her assistants Mesdames Mingledorf,
Powers and Rogers served tea and
‘wafers :
Several small girls also assisted in
passing baskets of wafers.
Mesdames L, A, Turner, Shannon
house, Preston Seanor and Leath d(-—}
lighted all present with vocal sclec—|
tions, They were accompanied by |
Mrs, C. C. Parker. |
Mrs. Leathe will be pleasantly re- |
membered as Miss Atha Myers who"
since her marriage has been living
in Texas, ‘
Miss Louise Crosley gave a reading
which was much enjoyed,
Among those contributing to the
collection of blossoms were Mesdames
S. L. Smith, Day, Smith, Harnish,
Watson, Kendricks, Boney and Pol
lard,
Mzs, .S; «L, . Smith receiving the
prize for the best general collection.
Mesdames Day and Sm’th for the
handsomest basket of white blossonms
and Mrs, Kendricks for the most per
fect hlossom,
Mesdames Powell, Shallenberger,
‘and McKay kindly acted as judges.
Mrs. Manning was presented with
‘a large basket from Mrs. Smith's col
i'ection for bringing the greatest num
‘ber of ladies with her, she having
}bronght 14.
Mesdames Forrest Farmer and C,
B. Watts bearing the beautiful silver
itray presented the club by the grand
mothers several years ago, received
th esilver offerings at the door and
turned over about $35.00 to the treas
urer at the close of the entertainment,
Club Reporter,
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Floyd Eads entertained a num
ber of the little folks with a party on
Friday afternoon in honor of the 4th
birthday anniversary of her little son
Master Floyd Eads, Jr.
Games were played on the lawn for
sometime then the guests were served
delicious refreshments in picnic fash
ion by his mother assisted by Mrs,
W. C, Hankens, A beautiful birthday
cake with four candles was much ad
mired by the little folks,
The little host received many beau
tiful gifts in remembrance of the day.
Among those present were: Sarah
Anne Pryor, Geraldine Hankens,
Frances Ruth Elder, Ava Mae Frye,
Frances Ina Beauchamp, Faye Har
grove, Jennie White, Annic Laurie
Warren, W. C, Hankens, Jr, Wood
ham Dykes FEugene and Vernon
Phillips, Morris and Bertie Gelders,
Julian Brice and Floyd lia(ls. Ir,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Griner and two
sons, Ludlow and Thomas, and Mr,
and Mrs. G. E, Ricker expect to drive
;to Atlanta Wednesday to spend
}Th:mksgi\'ing; Mr, and Mrs, Ricker
will stay until Sunday when they will
ireturn accompanied by her mother,
‘Mrs, J. H, Stalker, who will meet
lthem there,
NANCY GRAHAM
The funeral of the iamented Nancy
Graham, devoted wife and loving mo
ther, whose death was recorded in
these columns last Fricuy, due to an
automobile accident near Norman
Park, Ga., was held Sunday after
noon at the home, attended by hund
reds of sorrowing friends and neigh
bors,
Rev. C.-A. Ginn of the Kennedy
Memorial Baptist Church conducted
the services, Many beaufiful floral
offerings attested the esteem in which
the unfortunate lady was held by the
many {riends of the family in the
city,
On account of the inability of her
sister Mrs, Hoffman, to reach here in
time from Detroit, interment was put
off until this morning, when a large
concourse in automohiles accompanied
‘the remains to its last resting place in
Evergreen cemetery, eRv: Ginn offi
ciatiig at the grave, |
Besides her husband the bercaved
leaves two sons, Jester and I C. Gra
ham_ her father Perry Booker, her
sisters, Mesdames T. J. Hendrix and
Pearl Moody of this city; Mrs. Fred
J. Hoffman of Detroit, Mich, Miss
Katie Booker of Mobile, Ala; her
brothers John Booker of this city,
Jerry and Arthur Booker of Macon,
Casius Booker of Augusta, and Burt
Booker of Indiana. All her sisters
and brothers, except Burt Booker were
Able to reach here in time for the in
terment,
The pall bearers were: Messrs. W,
B. Mayo, Paul Gungl, B, E, Archer,
Caleb Stever, Kendricks and Clliff.
Said Can’t Be Done
“My experience with doctors and
medicines caused me to lose faith in
both and when a friena told me¢ that
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy would
curc my stomach trouble I told him
“it can’t be done”, However, he fin
ally persuaded me to try it and to my
surprise it did. All symptoms of acute
indigestion and\gas having d.sappear
ed.” It is 3 sim! le, harmless prepara
tion that remove) the catarrhal mucus
from the intestidal tract and allays
the inflammation \hich causes prac
tically all stomach) liver and istesti
nal ailments, inclu§ing appendicitis,
One dose will convilce or money re
funded McLemord and National
Drug Cos,, and druggists everywhere.
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Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a small
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TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE
Last Round
I will be at the following named
places for the purpose of collecting
state and county taxes for the year of
1921.
Ashton, Monday, Nov, 28th 9:00 to
9:30 A, M,
Dickson’s Mill, Tuesday, Nov. 29th,
9:00 to 9:30 A, M,
Vaughn, Tuesday Nov, 29th 10:00
to 10:30 A. M,
Williamson‘s Mill Wednesday, Nov,
30th, 10 to 10:30 A, M.
My office at the Court House is
open every day. Books close Decem
ber 20th,
F. M. Graham, Tax Collector.’
Ben Hill County, Ga,
Leader Want Ads Bring Results.
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The profession that specializes in EY Xamina
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H. A. MATHIS, OP-TOM-E-TRIST
Davis Building
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Fitzgerald High School Business College
Is now offering standard and distinct courses in Twentieth Century
Bookkeeping, Gregg Shorthand, Touch Typewriting, and the allied
commeycial subjects.
Enter ndy and through its efficient instruction and practical training,
increase your earning capacity, and at the end of the school year be
ready to ad¢ept the awaiting positions,
85000 Tuition Covers all Subjects
For further ixformation, see or write: MRS. WALTER MORGAN,
Principal, or §LRIC J. BENNETT, Superintcndent, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Twenty million people have taken
Tanlac with the most gratifying re
sults. T T Haile & €o: adv
Messrs Arthur and Jerry Booker
of Macon motored down to attend
the funeral of their sister Mrs, Leroy
Graham,
FREE! FREE!
Having bought out the business of the
National Dry Cleaning Co. on West
Central Avenue, we will give each cus
tomer Six Months Free Pressing on all
Hand Tailored Suits and Overcoats
bought from us
at $16.50 and up
We have had thirty years experience
in the Clothing and Tailoring business.
}We will make ¥ou a Hand Tailored Suit
and give you an\extra pair of Trousers
Free, or Overcoat in the latest style
cheaper than you can buy a ready
made one and keap them pressed Six
Months Free.
We guarante: a FlT)\Style and Service,
We also do Dry Cleaning, Pressing and
Dyeing. All work guaxanteed or your
money refunded.
Call and see us, we want %o know you.
Fit-Right Tailoring Co.
| Successors to National Dry Cleanin \Co.
TRY US, YOU CAN'T LOSE |
PHONE 203-J 109 W. CENTRAL AVE.
We “/ish\To A
€ IS\ 10 Apbnounce
The opening of a Fahily Washing Department in
cur laundry. It has @lways been our aim to give
the public the best seryice and work possible and
in placing this Family Washing Service to the
public our aim is to givd a grade of work and ser
vice that will be out of the ordinary.
The rate for this servicy will be by the pound.
Fifteen cents per pound foy everything ironed.
Seven cents per pound rhugh dry (this means
Bed.and Table linen ironed, Wearing apparel wash
ed and starched ready to iron.)
These rates do not include spirts or collars.
We will appreciate your patrgnage.
White Swan Laund
’ PHONE 35
Launderers, Dry Cleaners, Dyers
For Raw Oysters and Fish
Call at 308 East Pine
~ Royal Lunch Room
Phone 296
Mrs. Jim Evans is entertaining with
a tea on Wednesday afternoon from
4 to 6, in honor of Mrs. J. C. Regls
ter who has recently moved here
from Waycross, and also Mrs, Dan
McKay who has come from Americus
to make her home here,